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• McCormick, Maryland Food Bank Feeds Families At Food Prep Event

  19-09-2017 23:59
  BALTIMORE (WJZ)– McCormick and the Maryland Food Bank provided samples and recipes for Foodworks Tuesday, the Food Banks culinary training program.
  This was the last in a series of ten events held at St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church.
  “I’m very thankful for the food they give to us. Sometimes people are out here with no help. This program here, as you can see, it just helps everybody,” Emily Brooks said.
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• City College Named One Of ‘Most Beautiful High Schools’ In The Country

  19-09-2017 23:58
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Students and alumnae of Baltimore City College are a proud group, and now a national magazine has bestowed another honor upon the school.
  The school overlooks the city. But at first glance, it looks like much more. Is it a church? A college building?
  Baltimore City College, the castle on the hill, has been named by Architecture Magazine as one of the 50 Most Beautiful High Schools in the Country.
  The school shares honors with art deco wonders. It looks like a co
  
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• ‘Museum Day Live’ Offering Free Admission To Baltimore Museums This Weekend

  19-09-2017 23:48
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — If you’ve wondered what’s behind the doors at one of Baltimore’s museums, but never went in to find out, here’s an incentive. This weekend, many of them will offer free admission.
  It’s called “Museum Day Live.”
  Other cities have been doing it for years, and now, Baltimore is joining in.
  Culture and curiosity come together in museums across Baltimore.
  From the locomotives at the B&O Railroad Museum, to the Star-Spangled Banner
  
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• Along With Baltimore, PG Co. Vies For Amazon’s 2nd Headquarters

  19-09-2017 23:32
  BALTIMORE (WJZ)– A cross-state showdown is unfolding as another area enters the bid to bring Amazon’s new headquarters to Maryland.
  There’s a month left to get in the mix to possibly be the next home of Amazon. So far two places in Maryland have made pitches and that number is expected to go up.
  Prince George’s County executives announced Tuesday that they want the business.
  “It certainly would put Prince George’s County on the map,” said Prince George&r
  
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• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Harford County Crash

  19-09-2017 23:06
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — One person is dead and at least one other person was injured following a wreck in Harford County Tuesday afternoon.
  Authorities say the wreck happened just before 3:45 p.m., on Mountain Rd. (Route 152), between Stratford Rd. and Reckord Rd.
  The crash involved an SUV and a work truck. One person was pronounced dead on scene, and another person was taken by helicopter to an area hospital.
  It is unknown at this time if there were any other reported injuries.
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• Former Ravens Cheerleader Completes Weekend Jail Time For Rape Of Teen Boy

  19-09-2017 23:01
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Molly Shattuck, the former Ravens cheerleader and ex-wife of high profile business executive Mayo Shattuck, has completed her jail sentence for the rape of her teenage son’s friend.
  Shattuck was found guilty in a Delaware court of fourth degree rape, and was sentenced in August 2015 to spend 48 weekends in jail for the crime that occurred the year before that, over the 2014 Labor Day weekend at a rented house in Bethany Beach.Although Shattuck allegedly had liaisons
  
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• How Is Federal Grant Money Funding The Restoration Of The Chesapeake Bay?

  19-09-2017 23:00
  BALTIMORE (WJZ)– Millions of dollars in federal grants are intended to improve the health of the Chesapeake Bay.
  When it rains, the run-off from roof tops and fertilized roads and lawns is what consistently harms the Bay.
  The run-off carries nitrogen and phosphorous that ends up in the Bay and feeds algae blooms and dead zones.
  Setting aside open space for rain to soak into helps stop the dangerous run-off and also native plants used as rain gardens to absorb harmful nutrients before they
  
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• Day After Acid Spill, Nearby Residents Still Worried About Their Health

  19-09-2017 22:41
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — More than a day after a chemical spill at a Curtis Bay plant, people living near the site of Monday’s acid spill say they’re still concerned about what they could be breathing in, even after a shelter in place was lifted.
  Nearby residents say they saw the vapor cloud that came after the spill.
  Many of them were outside at the time, but had no idea what was happening until they received a text on their phone more than an hour later.
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• Maryland WR Moore Uses Strength, Speed And Savvy To Score

  19-09-2017 22:39
  COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) — D.J. Moore is best known at Maryland for his ability to catch the football and take it to the end zone.
  The talented junior out of Philadelphia has at least one reception in 23 straight games and has 12 touchdown catches in 25 career starts.
  Over the past two weeks, however, Moore has received accolades and high fives because of an eye-opening run that has already generated more 2,000 hits on YouTube.
  Moves like Moore! #TopPlayTuesday pic.twitter.com/XUyF
  
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• Hogan: Health Care Law Repeal Doesn’t Work For Maryland

  19-09-2017 22:32
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — While emphasizing the need to fix the Affordable Care Act, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said Tuesday he opposed a revived Republican effort to repeal the health law, arguing that it would cost Maryland more than $2 billion a year “while directly jeopardizing the health care of our citizens.”
  The proposal would replace much of former President Barack Obama’s law with block grants to states, giving them wide leeway on spending the money. It would also cut
  
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• Bobby Moynihan On ‘Me, Myself & I’ – “Funny, Heartwarming, Half-Hour Long”

  19-09-2017 22:31
  Me, Myself & I, is coming to a television near you starting on September 25th at 9:30 PM EST. CBS’ newest comedy tells the story of Alex Riley, an inventor from Chicago who gets uprooted to Los Angeles at a young age and has to adjust to a whole new life. Alex’s life on the show unfolds in three different periods all at once as we see him experience age 14, age 40 and age 65.
  Bobby Moynihan takes the reigns as 40-year-old Alex. Moynihan spoke with CBS Local’s Matt Weis
  
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• Live Instagram Video Leads Police To Suspect In Killing

  19-09-2017 22:30
  LOS ANGELES (AP) — A teenager suspected of a killing who was named one of Texas’ 10 Most Wanted fugitives was caught in Los Angeles on Tuesday after posting a live video on social media, police said.
  Christopher Ricardo Gonzalez, 18, was wanted by Dallas police on suspicion of murder, aggravated robbery and engaging in organized crime. He was arrested by Los Angeles officers after Dallas detectives found him when he “posted his location on Instagram Live,” police in Texas
  
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• 42 Dead After Major Earthquake Hits Mexico

  19-09-2017 22:16
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) —  A 7.1 earthquake rocked central Mexico Tuesday on the anniversary of a devastating 1985 quake.
  Authorities say at least 42 people are dead following the earthquake.
  Buildings swayed in Mexico City, sending workers into the streets, even though the epicenter was about 76 miles southeast in Raboso, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
  Local media reports that there are fatalities.
  Videos posted on social show debris falling off of office buildings and objected ins
  
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• Top Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Pickups For Week 3

  19-09-2017 21:19
  By Rahul Lal
  Fantasy owners lose their minds when it comes to picking up the right guy. Certain players fall victim to rumors of decreased touches or are put on the waiver wire after one rough week. For example, I woke up mid-week to find Jonathan Stewart sitting on the waiver wire in a 12-team league where the next best running back is a third stringer who gets 15 snaps a game. After getting 15 carries this week, Stewart’s role is safe and his new fantasy owner has a potential starter who
  
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• Police Investigating Barricade Situation In West Baltimore

  19-09-2017 21:05
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore Police are investigating a barricade situation in West Baltimore.
  Police on scene of a barricade in the area of the 1600 blk. of Vincent Ct. Expect street closures in area and school delays in the area. pic.twitter.com/tTqXTDZ8LS
  — Baltimore Police (@BaltimorePolice) September 19, 2017They say the area near the 1600 block of Vincent Court is being affected by closures, including schools in the area.
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• Baltimore Co. Budgets For New High Schools in Towson and Central-Northeast Areas

  19-09-2017 20:59
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz will include county planning funds for two new high schools.
  The two new high schools are planned for the Towson area and the central-northeast area of Baltimore County.
  “After numerous meetings with education experts and community leaders, it is clear that Baltimore County needs to alleviate overcrowding in the Towson area, as well as the central-northeast corridor,” Kamenetz said in a release.
  The funds for the
  
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• Youth Football Players Near St. Louis Kneel During National Anthem

  19-09-2017 20:57
  BALTIMORE (WJZ/AP) — As protests continue in St. Louis in the wake of the acquittal of a white ex-police officer who shot and killed a black man in 2011, a youth football team in a nearby suburb took a knee during the national anthem on Sunday.
  Members of the Junior Comanches and their coach were filmed kneeling during the singing of the Star-Spangled Banner before a game at Citizens Park in Belleville, Illinois, the local newspaper reports.It resembled the 2016 pre-game ritual of former 4
  
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• Hogan opposes latest version of Obamacare repeal bill - Baltimore Sun

  19-09-2017 20:46
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  Hogan opposes latest version of Obamacare repeal bill
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  Gov. Larry Hogan urged Congress Tuesday to reject the latest version of a Senate Republican plan to repeal Ocamacare, saying it would cost Maryland $2 billion a year. Hogan, a Republican, has so far opposed all of the measures supported by President ...and more »
  
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• Barbie Gets A Makeover From Maryland Native Designer Christian Siriano

  19-09-2017 20:40
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Annapolis-native fashion designer Christian Siriano has a new client — Barbie.
  She’s getting five new looks from the season 4 “Project Runway” winner, many of which were inspired by other celebs he’s designed for in the past.
  So excited to release my series of one-of-a-kind @Barbie dolls wearing looks from our iconic red carpet moments! pic.twitter.com/fQ0pqvsjD9
  — Christian Siriano (@CSiriano) September 19, 2017One of the outfits is mo
  
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• Man Accused Of Killing 2 Black Men Had Hitler Speech

  19-09-2017 20:10
  BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — A 23-year-old white man arrested Tuesday was accused of killing two black men and firing on a black family in a string of attacks that police say may have been racially motivated.
  A law enforcement official said they had found a copy of an Adolf Hitler speech at the home of Kenneth James Gleason, and investigators said DNA on shell casings and other evidence link him to the crimes.
  Gleason was led away from the police department in handcuffs just before authorities
  
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• Ravens Intend To Keep Winning During First Trip To London

  19-09-2017 19:32
  OWINGS MILLS, Md. (AP) — Unbeaten on American soil after two games, the Baltimore Ravens take their act abroad this week looking to sustain the momentum during their first trip to London.
  The Ravens will put their opportunistic defense up against the Jacksonville Jaguars (1-1), the designated home team in this Sunday matchup.
  After watching Baltimore force a total of 10 turnovers and allow only one touchdown in wins over Cincinnati and Cleveland, coach John Harbaugh probably could do witho
  
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• State Sanctions Doctor Over 13-Year-Old’s Abortion

  19-09-2017 19:30
  TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas has suspended a Missouri doctor’s medical license for 90 days for failing to preserve a fetal tissue sample from a 13-year-old girl’s abortion.
  The State Board of Healing Arts concluded that Dr. Allen S. Palmer violated a Kansas law during the December 2014 abortion. Palmer was working as a contractor for Planned Parenthood’s clinic in Overland Park. He no longer provides services there.
  Kansas requires doctors to preserve fetal tissue when abor
  
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• Man Arrested For Vandalizing The Lincoln Memorial

  19-09-2017 19:22
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A 21-year-old man from Kyrgyzstan has been arrested after authorities say he was using a penny to engrave letters into the Lincoln Memorial.
  Nurtilek Baktrov has been charged with malicious destruction of property.
  United States Park Police report Baktrov was engraving the letters “HYPT MAEK” into the fifth pillar on the north side of the Lincoln Memorial.
  Baktrov could face up 10 years in prison and fined up to $25,000.
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• Decorative Cotton At Hobby Lobby Causes Controversy

  19-09-2017 19:22
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A post to Hobby Lobby’s Facebook page has gone viral after a woman wrote that she was offended by the company’s decorative cotton stems for sale.
  Daniell Rider, wrote to Hobby Lobby that she found the cotton sprays offensive because of their connection to the history of American slavery and asked the store to remove the item.
  “This decor is WRONG on SO many levels. There is nothing decorative about raw cotton… A commodity which was gained at the e
  
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• Prince George's joins Baltimore in competing for Amazon headquarters - Baltimore Sun

  19-09-2017 19:19
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  Prince George's joins Baltimore in competing for Amazon headquarters
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  Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker is pitching his home jurisdiction as the best place for Amazon to build its second headquarters, effectively pitting the D.C. area against Baltimore in the national competition to lure the tech giant and ...and more »
  
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• After Disturbing Post About Newborns, Navy Hospital Nurses Removed

  19-09-2017 18:55
  BALTIMORE (WJZ?AP) — A pair of navy hospital nurses in Florida have reportedly been removed from their posts after a disturbing Facebook post showed them holding newborn babies like puppets and giving infants the middle finger.
  The shocking behavior was reportedly posted by on Snapchat by Allyson Thompson, a corpsman at Naval Hospital Jacksonville.
  Thompson has allegedly posted several pictures and videos on Snapchat showing herself using the newborns as puppets as she dances to music
  
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• SEC Football Report: Florida Tops Tennessee On Hail Mary

  19-09-2017 18:28
  By Andrew Kahn
  This is the CBS Local SEC Football Report. Every Tuesday, this space will recap the results and top performances from the Southeastern Conference and look ahead to key match-ups the following week.
  Another wild finish in The Swamp
  Two years ago in Gainesville, Florida beat Tennessee on a 63-yard touchdown pass using a play called “Train Right Open, Big Ben In.” On Saturday, the Gators stunned the Vols with the same play in the same stadium. The recent rendition was mor
  
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• Baltimore oysters get the casual treatment - Baltimore Sun (blog)

  19-09-2017 18:25
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  Baltimore oysters get the casual treatment
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  Jasmine Norton, founder of the Urban Oyster, is on a mission to introduce oysters to new customers. (Barbara Haddock Taylor, Baltimore Sun video). Sarah MeehanContact ReporterThe Baltimore Sun. Whether or not it was pay day, Jasmine Norton would ...
  
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• Police: Human trafficking bust leads to 12 arrests in Ocean City - Baltimore Sun

  19-09-2017 18:20
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  Police: Human trafficking bust leads to 12 arrests in Ocean City
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  A dozen people have been arrested on charges they were connected to a human trafficking operation in Ocean City. The Daily Times of Salisbury reported Monday that the Ocean City Police Department made the arrests over three days late last week. Most of ...and more »
  
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• Ravens vs. Jaguars is an underrated rivalry - Baltimore Beatdown

  19-09-2017 17:34
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  Ravens vs. Jaguars is an underrated rivalry
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  The Baltimore Ravens will be aiming for their third consecutive win in an early Week 3 matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars in London. These two franchises have produced several memorable games over 20 regular season meetings. The Ravens and ...
  Ravens are early four-point favorites over Jaguars in London meetingBaltimore Sun
  2017 Baltimore Ravens: Why this is different than last yearThe Ebony Birdall 10
  
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• At UN, Trump Threatens ‘Total Destruction’ Of North Korea

  19-09-2017 17:34
  UNITED NATIONS (AP) — President Donald Trump, in a combative debut speech to the U.N. General Assembly, threatened the “total destruction’” of North Korea if it does not abandon its drive toward nuclear weapons.
  Trump, who has ramped up his rhetoric throughout the escalating crisis with North Korea, told the murmuring crowd at the U.N. that “it is far past time for the nations of the world to confront” Kim Jong Un and said that Kim’s “reckless purs
  
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• City Of Annapolis Holding Primary For Mayor, City Council

  19-09-2017 17:26
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — The city of Annapolis is holding its primary for voters to choose candidates for mayor and city council.
  Annapolis Mayor Mike Pantelides is running against Nevin Young in the Republican primary on Tuesday. State Sen. John Astle and Gavin Buckley, an Annapolis small business owner, are running in the Democratic primary for mayor.
  Voters also will be choosing candidates for the eight seats on the City Council in Annapolis, which is the state capital.
  Polls open at 7 a.m
  
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• More St. Louis Protests Expected Tuesday After Quiet Night

  19-09-2017 17:16
  ST. LOUIS (AP) — Protesters chanting “free our people” gathered outside the jail in downtown St. Louis for more than two hours to show solidarity with those arrested during demonstrations that turned ugly over the weekend, but there was no new vandalism overnight.
  Demonstrators outside the jail late Monday criticized authorities for keeping some of those arrested in jail for nearly 24 hours after they were taken into custody. Police said more than 120 people were arrested durin
  
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• Body Not Found For 8 months In Airport Parking Lot

  19-09-2017 17:01
  KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The body of a man who police believed killed himself sat in his pickup truck in a Kansas City International Airport parking lot for eight months before being discovered and his family wants to know why it wasn’t noticed sooner.
  The body of 53-year-old Randy Potter was found last week after someone reported a bad smell coming from the truck, The Kansas City Star reports. Police said the man from suburban Lenexa, Kansas, appeared to have died by suicid
  
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• Baltimore seeks developer for Gay Street properties - Maryland Daily Record (subscription)

  19-09-2017 16:42
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  Baltimore seeks developer for Gay Street properties
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  Baltimore is seeking buyers for a handful of city-owned properties primarily on Gay Street that the city wants developed and generating property tax revenue. On Tuesday, the Baltimore Development Corp. issued a request for proposals for four properties ...
  Baltimore Development Corp. seeks developers for South Gay Street propertiesBaltimore Sunall 2 news articles »
  
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• Baltimore Police investigating two nonfatal shootings - Baltimore Sun

  19-09-2017 16:27
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  Baltimore Police investigating two nonfatal shootings
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  Baltimore Police are investigating a pair of nonfatal shootings Monday night in the east and northeast parts of the city. At 7:47 p.m., Eastern District officers responded to an area hospital for a report of a walk-in shooting victim. They found a 24 ...and more »
  
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• Convicted Church Killer Wants To Fire Jewish, Indian Lawyers

  19-09-2017 16:05
  COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A white supremacist who was sentenced to death in the 2015 massacre of nine black worshippers has told a federal appeals court he wants to fire his appellate attorneys because one of them is Jewish and the other is Indian-American.
  In a handwritten request filed Monday with the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Virginia, Dylann Roof wrote that his attorneys’ backgrounds are “a barrier to effective communication.”
  Given their ethnicities,
  
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• Spike Gjerde Takes His Obsession With Local Sourcing Beyond Baltimore - Eater

  19-09-2017 15:31
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  Spike Gjerde Takes His Obsession With Local Sourcing Beyond Baltimore
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  In the pantry at Baltimore's Woodberry Kitchen, chef Spike Gjerde is raving about bottles of local vinegar made by two former employees. He's got even more to say about the big glass jugs of verjus pressed from a Maryland vineyard's unripe grapes; the ...
  
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• Pregnant Woman Overdoses Twice After Being Given Narcan

  19-09-2017 14:34
  PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Two police officers revived a pregnant woman who overdosed twice within 45 minutes in Philadelphia.
  The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority officers were patrolling the Allegheny Station on Monday when they found the unconscious woman. The officers administered Narcan. She regained consciousness and refused additional treatment.
  Woman, app 7mos pregnant, given Narcan by Transit Police for heroin OD. Refused transport to hospital. 40 minutes later she OD'd
  
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• WEATHER BLOG: Great Stretch Of Weather Ahead For Mid-Atlantic

  19-09-2017 14:26
  Hi Everyone!
  We are at the doorstep of a FANTASTIC run of weather in the Mid-Atlantic. The same High that is keeping Hurricane Jose off our shore is going to be running our weather through the weekend. The forecast is for sunny skies and temps in the mid 80’s as we close out Summer, and start Fall. That outlook is on pretty darn solid ground. Any outlook can change, or shift, but right now …make some weekend plans.
  Jose is bringing windswept rain to the DelMarVa but right now we do
  
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• Ravens offense has a lot of work to do - Baltimore Beatdown

  19-09-2017 14:14
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  Ravens offense has a lot of work to do
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  Despite a good showing against the Cleveland Browns, the Ravens could improve a bit on the offensive side of the ball. by Kyle J Andrews Sep 19, 2017, 8:00am EDT. tweet · share · pin · Rec. Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images. While the offensive unit ...
  The Ravens' defense is creating turnovers at a historic rateBaltimore Sun (blog)
  Browns fall to Ravens in BaltimoreClevelandBrowns.com
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• ‘Babe’ Actor James Cromwell Charged In SeaWorld Protest

  19-09-2017 13:36
  SAN DIEGO (AP) — Actor James Cromwell has been charged with trespassing for interrupting and denouncing an orca show at SeaWorld in San Diego.
  The San Diego Union-Tribune (http://bit.ly/2f6PZ23 ) reported Monday that the misdemeanor charge could mean 90 days in jail or a fine up to $400.
  Cromwell, who was nominated for an Oscar for his role as the farmer in “Babe,” has previously said he would serve jail time rather than pay fines. A late message left for his representativ
  
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• Hogan and the CJCC: Lots of politics, not much policy - Baltimore Sun

  19-09-2017 13:30
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  Hogan and the CJCC: Lots of politics, not much policy
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  Citing lack of urgency on violent crime, Gov. Larry Hogan talks about defunding Baltimore criminal justice council. Gov. Larry Hogan's decision to de-fund the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council — a nearly two-decade-old body that brings together ...
  
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• Hurricane Maria Lashes Dominica, Now Menaces Other Islands

  19-09-2017 13:19
  ROSEAU, Dominica (AP) — Hurricane Maria smashed into Dominica with catastrophic winds, leaving what one official described Tuesday as “widespread devastation” from the monster storm now threatening Caribbean islands already ravaged by Hurricane Irma.
  Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skeritt said on his Facebook page while the Category 5 storm was raging over his island nation that he would venture out to see the damage and secure needed help once the all-clear was given. He sa
  
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• Toys ‘R’ Us Files For Bankruptcy But Keeps Stores Open

  19-09-2017 13:10
  NEW YORK (AP) — Toys ‘R’ Us, the big box toy retailer struggling with $5 billion in debt and intense online competition, has filed for bankruptcy protection ahead of the key holiday shopping season — and says its stores will remain open for business as usual.
  The company based in Wayne, New Jersey, said late Monday that it was voluntarily seeking relief through the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Virginia in Richmond — and that its Canadian subsidi
  
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• New Jesuit preschool is latest example of socially conscious ethos guiding Baltimore priest - Baltimore Sun

  19-09-2017 12:01
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  New Jesuit preschool is latest example of socially conscious ethos guiding Baltimore priest
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  Around 18 two-year-olds get ready to begin school at the Loyola Early Learning Center. (Kim Hairston/Baltimore Sun video). Talia RichmanContact ReporterThe Baltimore Sun. It seemed every morning the Rev. Bill Watters opened his newspaper, there was ...
  
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• Baltimore must lead the way on environmental advocacy - Baltimore Sun

  19-09-2017 12:01
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  Baltimore must lead the way on environmental advocacy
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  A team of top scientists is telling world leaders to stop congratulating themselves on the Paris agreement to fight climate change. Cameron Clarke. I didn't come to Baltimore to address the health consequences of our environmental policy, it just ...
  
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• 'It' Stomps 'Mother' With $60M In Its Second Week - CBS Baltimore / WJZ

  19-09-2017 07:05
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  'It' Stomps 'Mother' With $60M In Its Second Week
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  NEW YORK (AP) — The Stephen King adaption “It” continues to scare up record ticket sales, taking in an estimated $60 million in its second week and leaving a paltry $7.5 million for Darren Aronofsky's audacious genre-bending psychological thriller ...and more »
  
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• Red Sox work overtime again in 10-8 win at Baltimore - Press Herald

  19-09-2017 06:00
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  Red Sox work overtime again in 10-8 win at Baltimore
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  Boston, with the most extra-inning wins in baseball, overcomes a shaky start with a fifth-inning rally and a two-run single by Andrew Benintendi in the 11th. By DAVID GINSBURGAssociated Press. Share. facebook · tweet · email · print. Comment. Read Article.
  Boston Red Sox vs. Baltimore Orioles: NESN TV schedule, live stream, 5 things to watch (Sept. 18-20)MassLive.comall 253 news articles &ra
  
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• Benintendi’s Single In 11th Sends Red Sox Over Orioles 10-8

  19-09-2017 05:49
  BALTIMORE (AP) — Andrew Benintendi hit a two-run single in the 11th inning, Mookie Betts had four RBIs and the Boston Red Sox beat the Baltimore Orioles 10-8 Monday night for their ninth win in 12 games.
  Xander Bogaerts homered and scored three runs for the Red Sox, who maintained their three-game lead over the second-place Yankees in the AL East and reduced to four their magic number for clinching a playoff berth.
  Boston erased a five-run deficit with a six-run fifth inning and needed 10
  
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