Pookie has been missing since Friday.
A beagle lost on Paddrick Road in Darlington May 3 is still missing as of May 8, according to the Humane Society of Harford County. The dog, named "Pookie," is a 14-year-old beagle who is black, tan and bluetick. She is friendly. Anyone with information should call 410-836-3586.
The Harford County Sheriff's Office said two possible suspects are at large.
On Friday, the Harford County Sheriff's Office released surveillance video from an attempted armed robbery at Darlington Pharmacy. At approximately 3:06 p.m. on Saturday, April 6, a man entered the pharmacy on the 1100 block of Main Street in Darlington, displayed a knife and demanded prescription narcotics, the sheriff's office said. According to the Harford County Sheriff's Office, the pharmacist told the man that the pharmacy did not have any prescription narcotics, and the man left the building. The suspect, visible in the video attached to this article, may have been working with an accomplice who was seen outside the pharmacy, according to the sheriff's office. Sheriff's deputies say that the two men believed to be involved were last…
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The collision occurred Monday evening off MD Route 161/Darlington Road.
One person was hospitalized after a crash in Darlington Monday night, according to Harford County Volunteer Fire and EMS spokesman Rich Gardiner. The crash, which was reported at approximately 5:22 p.m. Monday, occurred on Trappe Church Road at Darlington Road. The person in the vehicle was removed by rescue personnel and taken to a local hospital, Gardiner said. The cause of the crash was not clear, and Maryland State Police told Patch that officials were still on the scene as of 7:20 p.m. Police said the road was open.
More than 40 people lost power Tuesday afternoon.
There were 43 people without power Tuesday near the Cecil/Harford border, according to Delmarva Power. The utility company posted on its outage map that the 21078 and 21034 zip codes were impacted. It was not immediately clear what caused the outage.
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Flintville Road, 4100 block. 3:13 p.m. on Feb. 25. A food stamp card was reported stolen. Castleton Road, 1800 block. 10:32 a.m. on Feb. 25. A woman’s neighbor threatened to shoot her. Deputies said it was a group of people being disorderly and loud; there were no arrests. Hughes Road, 3400 block. 9:46 a.m. on Feb. 25. Truck windows were smashed. Granite Road, 1700 block. 2:56 p.m. on Feb. 21. A truck was broken into, according to a caller's report. Conowingo Road, 4700 block. 12:17 p.m. on Feb. 17. A vehicle was vandalized at Cliff’s Auto Parts.
A Cadillac caught fire Friday morning in Darlington.
Nobody was injured in an early morning car fire in Darlington Friday, according to the Maryland State Fire Marshal, which is investigating the incident. At 2:17 a.m. Friday, a passerby reported that a vehicle on the 4500 block of Conowingo Rd. was on fire, according to a statement from the fire marshal’s office. John Steinhilber was the owner of the 1994 Cadillac DeVille, and his address in Darlington was reportedly where the fire occurred. Five firefighters from Darlington Volunteer Fire Company responded to the car blaze, which was out within one minute, according to the report. Investigators estimated there was $1,000 in damage. Where and how the fire started are under investigation, according to the report, which stated that the …
Post your photos from the 2012 Darlington Apple Festival on Patch.
Share your Darlington Apple Festival photos with Patch! Have you seen something else around Harford County? Add a photo to our Pics & Clips page.
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Patch shares October's events and news from Darlington & Dublin.
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The horse, age 32, resided at Bonita Farm in Darlington after winning the 1983 Preakness.
Deputed Testamony, the last Maryland-bred horse to win the Preakness, died Tuesday. The 1983 Preakness champion resided at Bonita Farm in Darlington and was the oldest living winner of a Triple Crown race. He was 32. "Around here, he was never considered a horse. He was considered a part of our family," Billy Boniface, the manager of the farm, told Patch in a phone interview Tuesday. "He lived a long life." Boniface, who also serves as president of the Harford County Council, said Deputed Testamony remained in great health and maintained a good quality of life. "It’s sad, but in a way, we’re trying to keep our chins up and remember the good times with him, too," Boniface said. Bonita Farm is owned and operated by the Boniface Family and is…
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Two sightings were recently reported in Darlington.
A black bear spotted in Harford County in June may still be wandering the northern parts of the county. A series of bear sightings have been reported since Patch's initial report showed the bear tracking across central Harford County and north along the Susquehanna River. Have you seen a bear? Add your photos to the Pics & Clips page. Those sightings continued this weekend, when two sightings in Darlington were reported to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, according to a story posted on ExploreHarford.com. "Our thinking is that it's the same bear," Ken D’Loughey, a regional manager with the Maryland Wildlife Heritage Service, told Patch in June. A DNR official repeated this belief this week. "I think it's reasonable to assume …
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