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- HEAVY HITTER - Dr. Jason Menges
- Published March 28, 2011 by in News
- A new winner has risen from the community in one of the most sought after categories in Harford’s BEST OF Readers’ Poll this year. Dr. Jason Menges, a practicing chiropractor for over 12 years, has made his mark on Harford County by improving the lives an...
- PITCHIN' IN - The Arena Club
- Published March 28, 2011 by in News
- Owners Keith and Kathy Rawlings are the driving forces behind the success of The Arena Club, this year’s BEST OF winner in four categories: Health Club, Indoor Activity, ...
- OUT & ABOUT
- Published March 28, 2011 by in News
- More people are searching for all-inclusive service providers, especially when it comes to looking and feeling good. That’s why the comprehensive menu of services at the Color Lounge Salon & Spa in Bel Air puts it at the top of the list for county res...
- OUT & ABOUT
- Published March 28, 2011 by in News
- Food and fun are on the menu at Freddie’s Bar and Grill in Bel Air, and that’s just what kids want to order. The main dish, of course, is the giant outdoor pirate ship beckoning young diners to come aboard and yo-ho-ho as loud as they want. “W...
- OUT & ABOUT
- Published March 28, 2011 by in News
- For such a little space, the Student Art Gallery at Harford Community College has made a mighty big impact. For starters, it’s run by a board of student officers who oversee the space and the selection of artists. Then, the exhibits rotate nearly every we...
- Former Harford County leader Thomas Barranger dies
- Published March 28, 2011 by The Aegis in News, Politics
- Updated at noon Monday, March 28. J. Thomas Barranger, a former Harford County executive in the late 1970s and early 1980s who pulled off one of the most shocking political upsets in ...
- Harford schools evacuated Monday after suspicious calls
- Published March 28, 2011 by The Aegis in News
- Updated at 3:30 p.m. Monday, March 28.At least five Harford County school buildings were temporarily evacuated and/or placed on lockdown late Monday morning after several suspic...
- Harford school board president Wolkow to leave at end of June
- Published March 28, 2011 by The Aegis in News
- Mark Wolkow, the longest serving member of the Harford County Board of Education and currently the board's president, said Monday he will leave the board at the end of June when his term expires.Wolkow announced his intentions to leave during ...
- Wegmans to start recruiting employees for new Harford supermarket
- Published March 29, 2011 by The Aegis, The Record in News
- Wegmans Food Market begins actively recruiting full-time employees for its first Harford County store starting this Friday, April 1, the company announced.The recruiting will be done exclusively online, the company said.The 130,000...
- Kohl's closes Harford warehouse deal; ready to begin hiring in Edgewood
- Published March 29, 2011 by The Aegis in News
- As reported by The Aegis earlier this month, Kohl's is taking over the former Gap warehouse in Edgewood and will expand the building for a new e-commerce distribution center, the department store company formally announced Tuesday.The company ...
- Police begin probe of threats phoned to Harford schools Monday
- Published March 29, 2011 by The Aegis, The Record in News
- This story contains new information as of 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 29. Five Harford County schools were temporarily evacuated and/or ...
- Public says limit development in new Harford master plan
- Published March 29, 2011 by The Aegis in News, Politics
- The message being sent from the public to the county’s Planning and Zoning Department seems clear: Keep growth within the existing development envelope and out of rural areas.As Harford’s master plan process rolls on and the department prepare...
- What's a little golf among friends if not fun and games
- Published March 30, 2011 by The Aegis in Opinion
- A week ago today (Wednesday), I and 19 other fellow golfers, headed south for what has become an annual trip for myself. The trip organizers, led this year by Steve Kampe, have been making this trip for more than a dozen years, but for me it was...
- Friends Parks to close six months in mid-April for upgrades
- Published March 30, 2011 by The Aegis in News
- A portion of the popular Friends Park in Forest Hill, including the picnic pavilion, will be off-limits to the public for as long as six months starting in mid-April. Last week, the county announced that the county Department of Parks and Recrea...
- 2 hurt in Rt. 22 crash
- Published March 30, 2011 by The Aegis in News
- Two people were hospitalized after a serious accident in Churchville Saturday morning, and charges are possible, police say. Christina Lynn Braun, 31, of Street, was driving a 1998 Dodge Stratus east on Churchville Road around 6:59 a.m. Saturday...
- This year's farm fair dates announced
- Published March 30, 2011 by The Aegis in News
- If the recent chilly weather is getting you down, perhaps warm thoughts of the Harford County Farm Fair will bring a thaw to your mood. The 24th annual Harford County Farm Fair will be held this year Thursday, July 28, through Sunday, July 31. T...
- Huskies win a close one in lacrosse
- Published March 30, 2011 by The Aegis in Sports
- The Patterson Mill boys lacrosse team won a tight contest on Monday, beating the visiting Mt. Hebron team, 10-9. At half-time, the Huskies led their guests, 6-5. Spencer Bowers scored four goals and dished out one assist in the victory, w...
- School trespassing alleged
- Published March 30, 2011 by The Aegis in News
- An 18-year-old Edgewood boy was charged with trespassing on school grounds last week after he allegedly entered his former school when he had been banned from the property. On March 21, a Harford County sheriff’s deputy who is the school resourc...
- School system giving back $2.9 million; Board gives final vote to approve returning funds to county government
- Published March 30, 2011 by The Aegis in Education
- The Harford County Board of Education voted Monday to give $2.9 million back to the county from the school system’s current budget, an amount less than what was requested. In early February, County Executive David Craig requested a return of 3 p...
- Protecting Norrisville: They turn on when the alarm goes off
- Published March 30, 2011 by The Aegis in News
- Even as they celebrated a year of accomplishments over the weekend, members of the Norrisville Volunteer Fire Company were also mindful of the memories of two charter members who died in the previous year. The fire company’s annual awards banque...
- Cobras strike on road for girls lacrosse win
- Published March 30, 2011 by The Aegis in Sports
- Harford Tech girls lacrosse team earned a road-game victory on Monday afternoon, coming away from the Joppatowne Mariners’ home field with a narrow 11-9 win. Leading the way for the winning side was Gabby Spalt, who found the Mariners’ net five ...
- Harford encourages cancer checks; Health Department joins in trying to prevent deadly colorectal malignancies
- Published March 30, 2011 by The Aegis in News
- For more than a decade, March has been observed in Maryland and across the nation as Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Although the disease is almost entirely preventable through timely screening, the American Cancer Society estimates 2,630 new...
- Making the cuts
- Published March 30, 2011 by The Aegis in Opinion
- Often in this country, political passions for particular issues are doused by the wet blanket that is the practicality of policy. Everyone is in favor of cutting taxes. So while Harford County Executive David R. Craig reached back to the Biblica...
- SARC abuse awareness walk planned April 30
- Published March 30, 2011 by The Aegis in News
- To note Sexual Assault Awareness Month and Child Abuse Prevention Month, SARC will host its third Walk A Mile in Her Shoes event Saturday, April 30, on Main Street in Bel Air. Harford County Council President Billy Boniface will serve as the hon...
- The fallout
- Published March 30, 2011 by The Aegis in Opinion
- Fallout — literal nuclear fallout, not the figurative aftermath of an unfortunate situation — has been detected on U.S. territory as close by as Pennsylvania as the people of Japan struggle to contain what is destined to be one of the three most catast...
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