Community Corner
Bank Robbery, Kidnapping, Kiosks, Heroin Alert: Bel Air News
Free legal clinics at Harford libraries, first flu case in Maryland, state's attorney retiring and more news from Bel Air Patch this week.
Take a look back at the week on Bel Air Patch:
- Kidnapping Victim Escapes from Trunk Off MD 543, Witnesses Wanted: Police
- Bel Air to Add 4 Wayfinders for Visitors
- Bank Robbed in Constant Friendship, Reward for Info: Harford Sheriff
- Flu Warning: First 2016 Case Confirmed in Maryland
- 3 Heroin Briefings to Alert Community About Latest Findings in Harford County
- Lawyer in the Library: Harford County Pilots Free Legal Clinic Program
- Haunted by Violent Crimes, Harford State's Attorney Announces Retirement
- After Foot Chase, Edgewood Robbery Suspect in Custody: Sheriff
- Trimble Road to Reopen After Police Activity Shut It Down: Sheriff
- 36 Job Openings in Bel Air
- Think Pink: A Survivor's Discussion
- Crash on I-95 South Slows Traffic in Harford County
- Mini Comic-Con at Harford County Public Library
- Jennifer Lynn Davidson, 36, of Bel Air
- Habitat Susquehanna Receives $50,000 Grant for Student Building Project
- Oak Crest Names Bel Air Resident as Director of Human Resources
- Gina Marie Gossman, 35
- Tracing the Atlantic Slave Trade Through Book Art
- Greater Bel Air High School Football Scoreboard
Have an event or announcement to share? Post it on Patch!
Photo by Elizabeth Janney.
Find out what's happening in Bel Airfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts.
