Lunch prices rise for first time in years

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School lunch prices in Harford likely will rise for the first time in nine years, and parents can blame soaring dairy, corn and gas costs.

A proposal to raise the cost of elementary and middle school lunches is expected to be passed by the Harford Board of Education next week.

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