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- A deluge in Harford
- Published September 2, 2009 by The Aegis in News
- An unexpected storm brought large amounts of rain to parts of Harford County early Friday morning, flooding roads and some buildings along its way. “It happened just after midnight,” Mike Padovani, a meteorologist for Aberdeen Proving Ground, sa...
- Attack at jail: five charged
- Published September 2, 2009 by The Aegis in News
- Five inmates of the Harford County Detention Center were charged this week in connection with an attack last month that was caught on surveillance video in one of the dorms at the jail. Around 11:50 a.m. on Aug. 19, Joseph Slabaugh, 30, snuck up...
- 100 years for rapist in Bel Air
- Published September 2, 2009 by The Aegis in News
- A Forest Hill man convicted of raping a woman in her Bel Air townhouse was sentenced Tuesday to 100 years in prison. Glenn Raynor, 40, of the 300 block of Ponfield Road East in the Tuchahoe Farms neighborhood, was found guilty in early June of f...
- Shot in arm for clinics
- Published September 2, 2009 by The Aegis in News
- The success of last year’s flu vaccination program in Harford County had prompted local health officials to consider reducing the number of clinics, but concerns about swine flu have changed that. The result: this year there will be one more flu...
- HCC women kick a win in soccer action
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Aegis in Sports
- The Harford women’s soccer team opened the 2009 season with a thrilling, 2-1 overtime, win over defending Region XX champion Anne Arundel on Tuesday night at Harford Stadium. Freshman Erin Lynn (Fallston) notched the game-winner as she controlle...
- From charter back to public schools
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Aegis in News
- Publicly-funded charter schools are on the rise, with 36 in Maryland and about 4,600 in the nation. But, students and parents won’t find one in Harford County. During a time when public charter schools are a growing educational trend in t...
- Power outage disrupts HdG
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Record in News
- About 2,000 customers were without electrical Wednesday night after a power outage in Havre de Grace. “It looks like we had a problem at our substation at 6:30 p.m.,” Linda Foy, spokeswoman for BGE, said Thursday. “The problem was fixed and serv...
- Port ready for 'Ragin' boat races this weekend
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Record in Sports
- Speed is the goal for boat racers on the Susquehanna River this weekend in Port Deposit — and safety and fun, too. Port Deposit’s sixth annual “Ragin’ on the River” powerboat races will take over Marina Park Saturday and Sunday. Boat race...
- HdG salon honored by city
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Record in News
- DeChalet Salon and Hair Enhancement Center in Havre de Grace is starting a scholarship program to assist new professionals in the cosmetology business. At its meeting Aug. 17, the Havre de Grace Mayor and City Council recognized the salon and it...
- Two fights at jail are probed
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Aegis in News
- The Harford County Sheriff’s Office is investigating two more recent fights at the Harford County Detention Center, incidents they don’t believe are related. On Wednesday night, there was an altercation at the detention center that resulted in w...
- 5th annual Forton-Lee Softball Games scheduled for Sept. 19
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Record in Sports
- It’s almost time for the fifth annual fund-raiser that began as a way to honor the memories of two young Havre de Grace High School students, who died about nine months apart in separate crashes. The Forton-Lee Memorial Softball Games are schedu...
- Diamond champs
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Record in Sports
- “It was the chance of a lifetime,” Kayla Wood, third baseman for the Perryville Junior Softball All-Star team, said of her team’s trip to the Eastern Regional Tournament in West Haven, Conn. “It was just so fun to play girls from other states and meet ...
- Mamas race for health
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Aegis in News
- With summer just about over, a group of women continue to run, swim, and bike after an intense and productive triathlon and duathlon season. The Go Mama Go team, based out of Harford County and led by triathlete and USA Triathlon Level I coach M...
- 'Great music' the goal for Harford band
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Aegis in News
- “A shot of rock, a twist of reggae and a splash of hip-hop.” That is how Road Manager Brad Hickey describes one of Harford’s hottest bands — Fiction 20 Down. If you like rock music with some reggae influence and some acoustic, topped off ...
- Interviews set for P-ville police chief
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Record in News
- Candidates for Perryville’s chief of police are scheduled to be interviewed starting next week. The Perryville Town Commissioners plan to interview five candidates, and possibly a sixth, who have been narrowed down from a pool of 31. The ...
- Health Department to offer rabies clinic
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Aegis in News
- Again this year, the Harford County Health Department is collaborating with international rabies experts and 4 Paws Spa and Training Center Inc., a local business in Forest Hill, to bring attention to World Rabies Day. In recognition of this event, the...
- IronBirds way behind leaders; Aberdeen wins one, loses one, but the battle to finish out of the basement’s all but over
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Aegis in Sports
- The Aberdeen IronBirds (29-41) split a pair of one-run games this week, and they remain mired in the bottom spot of the New York-Penn League’s McNamara Division. Through Wednesday night’s contest, a 4-3 loss, the IronBirds trailed the third-plac...
- Port sets water rates, debates project
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Record in News
- The Port Deposit Town Council tentatively suggested a new rate for water use Tuesday, followed by an argument over procedure regarding a former Main Street gas station that is being turned into a town maintenance building. Council Member Kevin M...
- Creswell Christian celebrating 50th year
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Aegis in News
- I was a shy, first-time-away-from-home, Bible college student in September 1962. I had been brought up in a rural community in a Christian home never questioning the faith of my parents, but quietly following their lead. Now that I was away from their ...
- One monstrous melon
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Aegis in News
- What do you do with a 100-pound watermelon? Eat it, of course. When David Oktavec, 56, of Pylesville, planted a watermelon seed, he had no idea it would grow into a giant. “It’s the biggest one I’ve ever grown,” Oktavec said of the...
- Golf: Aberdeen 2nd on the greens
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Record in Sports
- The Aberdeen Eagles golf team finished second in a tri-meet at Ruggles Golf Course on Tuesday, losing to Rising Sun, but beating Perryville. Rising Sun, led by Casey VanDyke’s match-best 39, totaled 226 to Aberdeen’s 234. Perryville was third wi...
- HdG zoning study homes in on uses
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Record in News
- Determining the permitted uses within the Residential Business zoning class was the focus of the last two planning commission subcommittee meetings. The meetings last Friday and again this Wednesday were part of Havre de Grace city officials’ co...
- Upgrade of Aberdeen train station favored
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Aegis in News
- Updating and retrofitting Aberdeen’s current train station proves the better option for the city versus building a new facility closer to Route 715, state officials say. After finishing Harford County Multi-Modal Transportation study and the con...
- Speed, curves blamed for 2 crashes
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Aegis in News
- Several accidents across Harford County required Medevac assistance, including two involving motor vehicles that police believe were caused by speeding around curves. Jarrettsville accident Around 11:16 a.m. Aug. 25, two vehicles were in ...
- IronBirds stuck on ground; Last place Aberdeen can’t seem to get it together
- Published September 4, 2009 by The Record in Sports
- Over the last week, the Aberdeen IronBirds (29-41 picked up three wins while losing three, keeping themselves remain mired in the bottom spot of the New York-Penn League’s McNamara Division. Through Wednesday night’s contest, a 4-3 loss, the Iro...
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