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Route chosen for Maryland's controversial Piedmont Reliability Project. Ryan Dickstein. 8:40 AM, Oct 18, 2024. Local News. OOPS! Rabbit rescued from chimney in Harford County home. Bryna Zumer.
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About WMAR. WMAR is Maryland's first commercial television station, and celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2022. The station was the site of many technological breakthroughs: first with a color film processor for television news and production, and the first zoom camera lens for film and tape cameras.
Gov. Hogan nominates two judges to serve on Maryland's highest …
Feb 17, 2022 · ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Governor Larry Hogan nominated two judges to serve on Maryland's highest court and one more to serve on the State's Court of Special Appeals. Angela M. Eaves, the current administrative judge for the Harford County Circuit Court, is nominated to sit on the Court of Appeals to succeed Judge Robert N. McDonald, who is retiring.