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North Harford High School Envirothon Team wins third-place at international competition
The North Harford High School Envirothon team took third-place at the international competition held at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva, New York. Here are the details provided by the school district:. North Harford High School Envirothon Team Secures Third Place at International Competition. The North Harford High School...
Video shows Maryland house explosion that rattled community
BALTIMORE -- New video shows the devastating natural gas house explosion that rocked a Harford County community Sunday morning. The security video shared by Abingdon resident Obed Rodriguez shows the ground shaking and smoke and debris rising from the home on Arbors Woods Drive in Bel Air South.Two people died in the explosion -- 73-year-old homeowner Ray Corkran Jr. and 35-year-old BGE contractor Jose Rodriguez-Alvarado. Investigators believe the explosion was started with a gas leak."One of the loudest sounds I've ever heard," said neighbor Eric Phillips. "I was sleeping and then I wasn't."Community rattledNeighbors watched as investigators were at the site...
Harford County officials break ground on Riverside Fire Station in Belcamp
Harford County officials broke ground July 31 for a new fire station in Belcamp. Here are the details provided by the Harford County government:. Harford Breaks Ground on New Riverside Fire Station in Belcamp. BEL AIR, Md., (Aug. 6, 2024) – Harford County officials broke ground July 31 for a...
Harford County schools superintendent shares expectations amid budget concerns
BALTIMORE -- Harford County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Sean Bulson discussed his plans and expectations for this school year and his ongoing concerns with the district's budget.Bulson told WJZ he has three priorities -- student achievement, how prepared the students are and strengthening their special education programs."We need to focus on the rigor of the courses our students are taking," Bulson said. "I want to make sure they're getting the best possible preparation for life beyond our walls."Focus on special educationBulson added that it's the district's responsibility to ensure that students with special education needs have the resources to thrive."There...
MVA distributing free catalytic converter labels for theft prevention
GLEN BURNIE, Md. — The Maryland Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA), in partnership with the Maryland Vehicle Theft Prevention Council, is offering customers catalytic converter labels at no charge to deter catalytic theft and improve the chances in the recovery of stolen converters. The catalytic converter label and etching provides a visible identification number, making a catalytic converter traceable by law enforcement if it is removed from a vehicle. The labels are free to Maryland...
Drought concerns remain despite last week's heavy rainfall
Despite some heavy rain late last week, residents in D.C., Maryland, and Virginia are still being asked to conserve water. FOX 5's Josh Rosenthal has more on the regional drought impacting nearly 6 million people.
MACo alerts county agencies to threat of malware in Public Information Act requests
Maryland officials are warning county agencies and employees to be wary when handling requests under the state’s Public Information Act, after malware attacks using a similar scheme reportedly hit some county attorneys in Virginia.
Maryland "Gold Bar" scam victims, arrests lead to warning by law enforcement
A new warning has been issued by Montgomery County law enforcement partners about a "Gold Bar" scam that steals residents' life savings. During a press conference Monday, State's Attorney John McCarthy said the widespread scam with links to China and India surfaced in Montgomery County over the last year or so, leading to at least seven victims and five arrests.How the scam worksPeople who pose as federal agents will cold call or use computer pop-up ads to lure a victim, typically seniors.The thief then convinces the victim to convert their money into gold bars and meet up to hand it over...
Baltimore-Washington Area Enjoys Mild, Sunny Start to Week: NWS Forecasts Low 80s and Dry Skies
The Weather Service in Baltimore MD/Washington DC has issued a forecast that predicts a relatively mild start to the week with dry conditions, as high pressure builds over the region from the Midwest. According to their latest update, Monday through Wednesday should see near to below-average temperatures and reduced humidity levels. Highs during the day are expected to stay in the low to mid-80s with overnight lows dropping into the 60s and even the 50s in higher elevations, according to the National Weather Service forecast.
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