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Tuesday, Jul 3 With the heat index expected to reach 105 degrees today and Tuesday, the Harford County Department of Emergency Services, in cooperation with Harford County Public Library and the Harford County Health Department, will offer “Cooling Centers” at all library branches during normal business hours. | | | |
| Cheers, marching band music, rumbling engines, piercing sirens and horns followed Saturday's annual Darlington Independence Day Parade as it made its way down Main Street and Shuresville Road. |
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| There will be a few new faces and many familiar existing ones on Harford County’s two state central committees following last week’s primary election. |
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| About 90 different groups participated in the annual Havre de Grace Independence Day parade Sunday. The holiday celebration included a block party, concerts and a fireworks show. |
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| Independence Day celebrations in Harford County begin Saturday with the annual Darlington Independence Day festivities and continue with celebrations in Havre de Grace, Bel Air, Joppatowne and Kingsville |
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| The city of Aberdeen has signed agreements with owners of a small parcel of land along what will be an extended Middleton Road, though the deed to the property won’t be turned over until the city does the work it says it will do, Mayor Patrick McGrady said. |
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| Candidates who were in the lead after the initial results were tallied after Tuesday's primary election remained there Thursday after the first of three canvasses of absentee and provisional ballots was completed. |
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| Pictures of the the Havre de Grace Independence Day Parade on Sunday, July 1. |
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