From the Harford County Government: The Harford County Department of Community Services is proud to present the 2nd Annual Volunteer Expo, designed to inform the community about volunteer opportunities available throughout Harford County. The Volunteer Expo will be held Saturday, March 27 at Patterson Mill Middle-High School, 85 Patterson Mill Road in Bel Air, from 9am-noon. Ever considered volunteering but didn’t know where to start or what opportunities were available? Do you want to spend quality... 

From Harford County Government: Harford County Executive David R. Craig has scheduled visits to all eleven public libraries in the county, where he will be available to speak with citizens about all issues pertaining to county government. Dubbed “County Executive David Craig – Unplugged,” the visits are an opportunity for citizens to speak informally and in-person with the County Executive on a wide range oftopics, including education, recreation, transportation, agriculture, jobs,... 

From the Harford County Government: The winter of 2009 – 2010 was one of the worst in the history ofthe state in terms of snowfall, and one of the costliest for Harford County government as well. Total cost for snow removal, including salt purchases, overtime and contractor utilization was $2.764,000. The FY 10 budget for snow and ice removal was $1.5 million. Harford County Department of Public Works, Division of Highways tallied 43,148.30 hours of overtime this winter for snow and ice removal.... 

From the Harford County Government: The Harford County Personnel Advisory Board will hold their annual meeting, pursuant to the Harford County Charter, on March 22, 2010 at 8:30 a.m. The meeting will be held at the Historic Colored High School located at 205 Hays Street in Bel Air. The meeting is open to the public. Those persons requiring disability accommodations should contact Sharon Grzanka at 410-638-3373 or by email at disability@harfordcountymd.gov.  Read More →

The following press release was issued today by Harford County Public Schools: HCPS announces top ten contenders for county teacher of the year; Expert educators vie for prestigious title The top ten finalists for the 2010 Harford County Teacher of the Year award have been released and are listed below. The judging panel had a difficult and unenviable task again this year with many outstanding teachers nominated for the award. Just to have been deemed worthy by a student, parent, administrator or... 

From the Harford County Council of PTAs: Harford County consists of 47 local PTA units with over 11,000 members. It is time to take action concerning the Harford County budget. Executive Craig is now formulating the 2011 budget to be given to the Harford County Council by April 1, 2010. Now is the time for PTA members to let the county executive know that we want our children’s education fully funded. The students in Harford County are our future and we must invest in the future today. Email Executive...