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Abingdon Panera Reopens After Deputy Deaths

The Panera where a deputy was killed last Wednesday reopened Tuesday morning, according to the Harford County Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff Jeffrey Gahler thanked employees and showed his support for the business by greeting workers Tuesday, the sheriff’s office reported.

The restaurant in the Boulevard at Box Hill shopping center closed Wednesday afternoon following the shooting of Deputy Patrick Dailey, 52, inside. The shooter was killed nearby after he fatally shot a second officer, Deputy Mark Logsdon, 43. >>> Read more.

Photo: Harford County Sheriff’s Office

Driver Collides With Pregnant Woman’s Vehicle, Flees: Police

A driver who fled the scene of a car crash involving a pregnant woman is being sought by Anne Arundel County Police. The department shared a photo of the suspect vehicle on social media Tuesday, and residents are buzzing.

Authorities say the accident happened about 10 p.m. Monday on Route 100 East just past Magothy Beach Road. The suspect vehicle did not stop and continued on Route 100 East toward Gibson Island. >>> Read more.

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Bethesda Businessman Gives $18.5M to Renovate Lincoln Memorial

• Philanthropist David M. Rubenstein made his donation during the National Park Service’s centennial year.

White House Easter Egg Roll 2016 Lottery Open

• The annual White House Easter Egg Roll will be held Monday, March 28, the day after Easter.

Edgewater Crash Claims Newlyweds; Church Family Mourns

• The St. Mary’s County residents died in the Sunday crash, and an Edgewater woman was seriously injured.

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