September, 2018 Stories

Hartford County Council: Update: Maryland State Police Continue Search For Missing Swift Water Victims In Harford County

By Press release submission | Sep 3, 2018

#UPDATE Here is the latest as @mdsp continue its search for missing swift water victims in Harford County.

HARFORD COUNTY GOVERNMENT: Storm-related road closure list

By Press release submission | Sep 3, 2018

Our Highways crews have been working hard this Labor Day weekend to get the roads open and passable.

HARFORD COUNTY JURY COMMISSIONER: Replacement of Bridge #45 Johnson Mill Road over Stout Bottle Branch Public Meeting

By Press release submission | Sep 3, 2018

The Harford County Department of Public Works, Division of Highways invites you to attend a public meeting scheduled for Thursday, September 27, 2018 at 6:00 p.m.

HARFORD COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT: Shining a Light on Recovery

By Press release submission | Sep 3, 2018

Represented by the color purple, National Recovery Month shines a light on recovery and raises awareness and understanding of mental health and substance use disorders.

HARFORD COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Involve Your Child in the Finances of College

By Press release submission | Sep 3, 2018

I95 Business Magazine recently shared an article on involving your student in the finances of college to help them understand overall expenses and learn valuable fiscal skills for the future.

From Baltimore City Wire

State assessments show improvements for Maryland students

By Kyla Asbury | 6 years ago

Results from the 2017-18 state assessments were released this week, showing improvements in math and English from both elementary and middle school grade levels.

From Baltimore City Wire

School starts after Labor Day under terms of Hogan's executive order

By Kyla Asbury | 6 years ago

Gov. Lary Hogan issued an executive order in 2016 directing schools to delay the start of the school year until after Labor Day and to end before June 15. Hogan had said he made the order in the hopes of protecting the traditional end of summer.

From Maryland State Wire

Maryland senators push for clear language on foreign election involvement

By Carrie Bradon | 6 years ago

Following a discovery in July which found a Maryland election software to have ties to a Russian investor, Maryland Senators Ben Cardin (D-Md) and Chris Van Hollen (D-Md), are pushing for language which would require disclosure if any state election vendors could have control or are owned by a foreign national.