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Rumors and Speculation Abound as District Court Project Takes Shape
[Newsletter] Local News & Events - Issue #074
In this Issue of Harford Local Connect
🌤️ Harford County, MD Weather
📝 Editor’s Note
🏗️ Rumors and Speculation Abound as District Court Project Takes Shape
🏪 Support Local Businesses
🏛️ Local Government: Upcoming Meetings
📅 Local Events & Happenings
🎅 Santa Visits Harford County
⭐ Local Business Spotlight
🏈 Ravens Beat Rams in Overtime!
🏀🤼 🏊♀️ 🏒 Harford County High School Sports Schedule
Editor’s Note
There have been rumors circulating about the construction of a new county courthouse in Harford County, which has led to numerous inquiries from our subscribers.
However, we would like to clarify that we are not affiliated with the Harford County Government or any public agencies involved in the project. Our main goal is to provide information, entertainment, and connection within the Harford County community.
We value the feedback we receive from our subscribers, as it helps us enhance our content and better understand your interests.
Rumors and Speculation Abound as District Court Project Takes Shape
Earlier this year, the Maryland Board of Public Works granted its approval for the purchase of three prominent properties in Bel Air. These properties, formerly home to La Z Boy, Harford Bank, and Double T Diner, have undergone or will undergo changes as part of a significant development project. The news has sparked a mixture of excitement and uncertainty within the Harford County community.
Residents have been eagerly awaiting more information about the future of these parcels of land. Speculation and rumors have been swirling, leaving many with questions and concerns. While the After Meeting Agenda Summary from the Board of Public Works outlines their approval of an Agreement of Sale for the construction of a new District Court, no official public announcement or timeline has been shared as of yet.
The closure or relocation of La Z Boy and Harford Bank has already taken place, leaving residents curious about the fate of these buildings. The beloved Double T Diner, a local favorite, is set to close its doors at the end of this year. The impending changes have stirred emotions amongst the community, as they prepare to say goodbye to a long standing establishment.
The approval of the Agreement of Sale suggests that the development project will involve the construction of a new District Court facility. However, without an official statement or timeline, residents are left to wonder about the specifics of this project. They await further details about the design, scope, and potential impact on the surrounding area.
In the meantime, Harford County residents eagerly await updates on the Bel Air development project. The closure of La Z Boy and Harford Bank, along with the impending closure of Double T Diner, signify the beginning of a transformative period for the area. It is hoped that the forthcoming news and information will provide clarity and reassurance to a community in search of answers.
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Upcoming Meetings:
December 11 - Aberdeen City Council Agenda
December 11 - Bel Air Town Hall Meeting Agenda
December 11 - Bel Air Public Hearing on Ordinances 818-23, 819-23, 820-23 and 821-23 Meeting Details
December 11 - Havre de Grace Planning Commission Meeting Agenda
December 12 - Harford County Council Legislative Session Agenda
December 12 - Havre de Grace Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda
December 12 - Bel Air Town Commissioners Work Session Agenda
December 13 - Harford County Planning Advisory Board Agenda
December 13 - Aberdeen Planning Commission Agenda
December 13 - Bel Air Tree Committee Meeting Meeting Details
December 14 - Bel Air Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Meeting Details
December 8 - 17 Elf The Musical Havre de Grace
December 12 Forest Flexibility Abingdon
December 13 Blood Drive Bel Air
December 15 Nutcracker Sweets Bel Air
December 15 JVFC Pizza with Santa Jarrettsville 🎅
December 15 - 16 The Nutcracker @ John Carroll Bel Air
December 15 - 17 Holiday Enchantment Havre de Grace XX
December 16 - Wreaths Across America Bel Air
December 16 Rocky Horror Picture Show - LIVE! Havre de Grace
December 16 DVFC Pizza with Santa Darlington 🎅
December 16 Holly Jolly Days Havre de Grace 🎅
December 16 Whoville Christmas Darlington
December 16 Horse Drawn Sleigh Rides Havre de Grace
Ongoing Seasonal Events:
Through December 16 (Fridays & Saturdays) Spirits of Christmas Past: Candlelight Christmas Tour Bel Air
Through Christmas (Saturdays & Sundays) Christmas Light Show @ Long Bar Harbor Abingdon
Through January 6 (Daily 5 - 11PM) Winter Wonderland Light Display Bel Air
Through January 7 (Wednesday - Sunday) Gifts of the Season Art Show Bel Air
Through January 14 (Schedule Varies) 42nd Annual Train Garden Jarrettsville
Seasonal Events Nearby:
Through January 7 (Schedule Varies) MD Aviation Museum Holiday Plane and Train Garden Middle River
🎅 - Santa is reported to be attending this event!
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