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An accident in the southbound lanes of Interstate 83 at 28th Street in Baltimore has been cleared, police said. No one was injured in the accident, police said. No further information was available. Earlier Saturday, one man was transported to the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center in serious but stable condition after the pickup truck he was driving collided with a tree in Fallston. Officials said the accident occurred shortly before 2:30 p.m. off Stratford Road near Mountain Road as a light snow fell.

The No. 9 River Hill girls basketball team squandered a third-quarter lead but rallied in the fourth to beat Friendly of Prince George's County, 40-36, in the opening round of the International Association of Approved Basketball Officials Christmas Tournament at Prince George's Community College on Wednesday. The Hawks (7-0) led 23-18 at the half before the Patriots outscored them 6-0 in the third quarter. River Hill bounced back from the scoreless third and won the final quarter 17-12.

Athletes from Harford Tech, Fallston, Edgewood and Joppatowne captured a dozen victories in the CCBC-Essex Invitational high school indoor track and field meet Dec. 22 in Baltimore. Paige Chapman led the Tech girls with a win in the 55-meter dash. She clocked 7.61 seconds to edge teammate Marietta Corbin by 0.16 second. The two teamed with Cynthia Baublitz and Cierra Singleton to win the 4x160-meter relay in 1:30.12. Singleton won the 55 hurdles in 9.49 and tied for second in the high jump.

Junior attackman Mikey Wynne , who who transferred to St. Paul's from Glenelg over the summer after helping the Gladiators win a state championship in 2011, has orally committed to Cornell, according to Inside Lacrosse. Wynne also has played for Breakers Lacrosse and is a member of the Rock Elite 2014 teams. He also played on the Maryland team at the Brine National Classic. Wynne scored 84 points as a freshman and earned All-Howard County honors. Playing last spring alongside older brother Nick (a first-team All-Metro selection)

John C. "Jack" Millhausen, an 84-year-old Fallston resident, is at least the second Marylander to die of fungal meningitis in a national epidemic that experts say is slowing but about which many questions remain. Millhausen died Nov. 15 at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson, his family said, not long after receiving a spinal shot of a contaminated steroid, several batches of which have caused nearly 600 cases of infections and 37 deaths across the country. Maryland health officials confirmed a second death in the state from the outbreak on Monday but would not confirm that it was Millhausen's, citing confidentiality rules.

Six C. Milton Wright field hockey players lead the All-Harford County selections from the county's coaches. Also, listed below are the Upper Chesapeake Bay Athletic Conference's All-Susquehanna and All-Chesapeake Division teams, also selected by the coaches. All Harford County First Team Forwards Taylor Burrier - Bel Air Jenny Eckert - C.M.Wright Danielle McDiarmid - Fallston Rebecca Rinaca - North Harford Kara Parks - North Harford Mariel Castronova - Patterson Mill Midfielders Sabrina Rhodes - C.M. Wright Emily Jachelski - C.M. Wright Lindsay Summers - Fallston Katie Owens - North Harford Linnea Gonzales - Patterson Mill Defense Maggie Gallagher - C.M. Wright Bethany Riley - C.M. Wright Nicole McDiarmid - Fallston Maddie Price - North Harford Christina Claypool - Patterson Mill Christina Miller - Joppatowne Goalie Sydney Rhodes - C.M. Wright UCBAC All-Susquehanna Division First Team Forwards Lyndsey Endlich - Harford Tech Paige Buckworth - North East Natalie Hack - North East Haley Stewart - Havre de Grace Midfielders Hannah Wein - Perryville Ashley Martinez - Joppatowne Aria Real - Aberdeen Tyler Bethke - Harford Tech Casie Preisch - Perryville Defense Christine Miller - Joppatowne Ginger Williams - Aberdeen Molly Crothers - Perryville Goalies Brittany...

Tejon Anthony Western Tech, 132 pounds, junior Making history defines Anthony, who went 35-4 and became the first "Triple Crown" winner at Western Tech when he won the Baltimore County, 2A-1A North regional and state championships at 120 pounds last season. He beat Oakland Mills' Tony Farace, a three-time state champion, in the state semifinals. C.J. Austin Fallston, 152 pounds, senior Austin went 37-2 a year ago, coming within two points of winning a 2A-1A state title at 145 pounds.

The Fallston Flames U10 boys soccer team completed a successful season with back-to-back tournament championships recently. The Flames won the EASL Open in Baltimore County and then took home the Fallston Cup. In addition, in early October they won the River Soccer Club Columbus Day Tournament in Ocean City. Pictured, front row from left, are Mason Manzo, Keetan Oteyza, Kevin Roberts, Alex Rothenheber and Michael Estremsky; middle row from left, Drew Menges, Ben Tewey, Noah Amburgey, Brett Newcomb, Pete Buckler, Kyle Brown and Kevin Baranoski; and back row from left, head coach Mike Rothenheber, assistant coach Pete Manzo and assistant coach Dave Buckler.

The No. 7 Fallston girls soccer team made it clear throughout Saturday's Class 2A state championship game that it wouldn't back down against two-time defending champion Middletown. In an evenly-played game dominated by defense, it took a perfectly placed shot coming with 23 seconds left before the Knights from Frederick County had the needed goal to successfully defend their championship. Junior midfielder Mary Pritts solved the defensive puzzle, taking a feed from Mary-Kate Afzali and firing a shot from 22 yards that found the lower left corner.

It's just crazy enough to work. It's not the first thing to come to mind when considering things that might end up being built at the intersection of Routes 1 and 152 in Fallston. Indeed, it might be one of the last. Mike Euler, developer of the burgeoning Aumar Village shopping center at the Fallston intersection is proposing, of all things, a campground geared toward recreational vehicles. "In today's new economic world, people are using their boats and RVs as a second home," Euler pointed out when asked about the plan.