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A section of route 924 in Harford County is now known as Heroes Highway. The one-mile stretch ofEmmorton Road near The Boulevard at Box Hill shopping center was dedicated in honor of fallen Harford County Sheriff s Deputies Patrick Dailey and Mark Logsdon.RELATED:Road to be renamed for fallen deputies They stood up against the worst this world can throw at us, said Harford County Sheriff Jeffrey Gahler.On February 10, 2016, Senior Deputy Patrick Dailey was shot inside the Panera Bread in Abingdon after responding to a call for a suspicious man. Deputy First Class stanley cup Mark Logsdon was shot by the same suspect in the parking lot of a stanley polska nearby apartment complex. Both were killed in the line of duty. The suspect was shot to death by other deputies. We do this with the knowledge that the lives stanley website of Deputy First Class Mark Logsdon and Senior Deputy Pat Dailey are not only marked by the last call they answered, but by a lifetime s worth of service to their community, to their state, and to their co Zerv Suspect arrested in Laurel auto shop armed robbery
HAGERSTOWN 鈥?A man was finally able to claim his $2 million Hagerstown Powerball Prize after winter storms stopped his initial attempts to claim the prize. The 54-year-old Pittsburgh resident is calling himself Third Time s the Charm for Lottery publicity purposes.He claimed his prize from the drawing that produced a $731.1 million jackpot-winning ticke stanley flask t sold by Coney Market in Lonaconing. His $2 million prize-winning ticket with Power Play was sold by ACT in Hagerstown, a gas and convenience store located at 11564 Hopewell Road. The area transportation worker said he discovered his lucky win after his girlfriend s comments. She no stanley quencher ted that both the Powerball jackpot win and $2 million prize occurred in areas he might ha stanley thermoskannen ve passed through on business. Winter weather cancellations stopped the winner s two initial attempts to claim his prize. His rescheduled visit on Friday was a success. Third Time s the Charm told Lottery officials that he plans to save most of his prize. For se