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Top Bel Air News: Officer Charged, Peaceful Protest, Riot Response
Fires, crashes, lockdowns, acts of kindness and other stories from Bel Air Patch this week.
Here’s a look at the week in headlines on Bel Air Patch:
- Bel Air Resident is Among 6 Officers Charged in Freddie Gray Case
- The Bel Air High School Demonstration That Wasn’t: PHOTOS
- Two Airlifted from Crash in Bel Air, Official Says
- First Friday in Bel Air Draws a Crowd
- Four Bel Air Schools Cancel After School Activities on Thursday
- Bel Air Police Department Kept Watch for ‘Protestors or Signs of Unrest’
- Bel Air Helps Respond to Baltimore Riots
- Yelp’s Top 10 Restaurants in Bel Air
- Four Edgewood Schools Locked Down on Tuesday
- Bel Air Community Delivers ‘Astronomical’ Outpouring of Support
- Bel Air Acts of Kindness Club Spruces Up Rock Spring Village
- Harford Schools Cancel Field Trips to Baltimore City
- Bel Air Firefighters Called to Fire, Crash in Span of Half Hour
- Ceremony Memorializing Maryland’s Fallen First Responders Delayed for Public Safety
- ‘Stunning’ Bel Air WOW House with Wet Bar, Two Garages
- Plaza Ford Donates CPR Training Device to Norrisville Volunteer Fire Company
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Pictured, a rainbow over Main Street in Bel Air on Thursday, April 30. Photo Credit: Elizabeth Janney.
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