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The mission of this website on Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) is to enable the members of our military to gain full access to the community of transition. We feel it is our responsibility to support our nation’s defense, our security efforts, and our troops. We will maximize the benefits and opportunities that are in Harford and Cecil Counties resulting from the U.S. Department of Defense’s BRAC process. Through a regional approach, BRAC Relocation website will inform you on State, Federal, and Local government activities to prepare for and accommodate incoming households and jobs while sustaining and enhancing the quality of life throughout the State.
Community News
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Maryland bull vies for best in U.S.
In Ky., Harford Charolais will compete with top stock from all over N. America He has yet to hit his prime, but SSF Corks, 5J White Squall is already racking up awards and generating buzz in the cattle industry. The 1,700 pound bull, owned by Harford County farmer Bob Tibbs, seems to have a shot at a national title starting with a contest in Kentucky.
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Accused of abducting son, 6, woman is arrested
A Bel Air woman accused of abducting her 6-year-old son was arrested yesterday in New York City, and the boy was found unharmed, Maryland State Police said. The woman, Silvia Houzouris, 44, of the 900 block of Araby Court, is alleged to have taken her son, George Houzoris, on Nov. 11, police said. At the time, she shared custody with her husband, Nick, from whom she is separated. Investigators found Silvia Houzouris in New York City and arrested her without incident, state police said. She is in jail there, waiting to be extradited to Maryland, police said. She has been charged with child abduction, police said. The boy is being returned to his father.
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Harford council authorizes youth commission
Harford County will create a 21-member commission to focus on youth issues as a result of a County Council decision this week.
