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From left: Carolyn Lambdin, president of the Morris A. and Clarisse B. Mechanic Foundation and a member of the HCPL Board of Trustees, is joined by Joe Lambdin, treasurer of the Morris A. and Clarisse B. Mechanic Foundation, James Lambdin, president and CEO of Lambdin Development Company and Anna Lambdin, a community volunteer, at HCPL Foundation’s 21st annual gala. (Maximilian Franz/PhotoMax LLC)
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Harford County Public Library Foundation gala raises $100K

Harford County Public Library Foundation’s annual gala raised $100,000 net on Nov. 1, 2025, at the Abingdon Library.

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Harford library system adds free skilled trades jobs platform

Harford County Public Library is offering what it calls a comprehensive online platform committed to skilled trades career development.

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Harford County arts group awards grants to nonprofits for FY26

The Harford County Cultural Arts Advisory Board announced it awarded grants to 25 local nonprofits for fiscal year 2026.

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Off the Record with Sloane Brown: Mary Hastler, Harford County Public Library

Sloane Brown speaks with Mary Hastler, CEO of Harford County Public Library, about the changes she has seen in her career, keeping people engaged with libraries during the pandemic, working through loss, what she's reading, and other topics.

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