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• Supporters Of Md. Bill Honoring Slain Pregnant Teacher May Influence Mid-Term Elections

  28-02-2018 23:44
  BALTIMORE (WJZ)– A bill honoring a murdered Howard County teacher and her unborn son is gaining traction among Maryland voters.
  Laura Wallen’s family hardly expected their daughter’s murder could change the course of Maryland law.
  Nearly 63 percent of people polled statewide said they would support Laura and Reid’s law, which would allow homicide suspects to face criminal charges for the death of an unborn child at any stage of development.
  “Hundreds of people have
  
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• Behind The Scenes Look At Art Installation For Light City 2018

  28-02-2018 23:18
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — You know Light City is coming to light up the night, but it’s also going underwater.
  A bigger and brighter Light City is coming to Baltimore in 2018.
  For local artists, it’s the chance to showcase their work for an audience of nearly half a million people.
  As part of WJZ’s community connection, we are proud to be a sponsor of Light City.
  WJZ’s Kimberly Eiten got a behind the scenes look at one art installation you can visit when the festival k
  
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• New Details Released On Investigation Into Fatal Shooting Of Md. Officer

  28-02-2018 23:05
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police have released new information as they continue their investigation into the fatal shooting of Prince George’s County Police Department Sergeant Mujahid Ramzziddin.
  Ramzziddin was shot by Glenn Tyndell after a neighbor came to get help with a domestic situation.
  As Ramzziddin went to help the woman, he was confronted by her estranged husband, Tyndell, who was armed with a shotgun.
  Police say Tyndell fired five shotgun shells at Ramzziddin.
  
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• New Details Released On Fatal Shooting Of Md. Officer; Vigil Held

  28-02-2018 23:05
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police have released new information as they continue their investigation into the fatal shooting of Prince George’s County Police Department Sergeant Mujahid Ramzziddin.
  Ramzziddin was shot by Glenn Tyndell after a neighbor came to get help with a domestic situation.
  A vigil was held for the slain officer Wednesday. His widow spoke for the first time since his death.
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• BWI Airport Demonstrates How To Properly Fly With Gun

  28-02-2018 22:57
  BALTIMORE (WJZ)– Airlines saw a surge in passengers last year, while security saw a surge in guns.
  In 2016. Transportation Security Administration officers seized 3,391 guns at security check points. Last year, according to TSA spokesperson Lisa Farbstein, “3,957 people brought a gun to checkpoints nationwide. It keeps going up year after year after year.”
  At BWI-Marshall, a record 26 guns were seized. It doesn’t buy much peace of mind for passengers like Dr. Marcella Wil
  
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• WH Communications Director Hope Hicks Resigning

  28-02-2018 22:50
  WASHINGTON (AP) — White House Communications Director Hope Hicks, one of President Donald Trump’s most loyal aides, is resigning.
  That’s according to a White House official briefed on her plans but not authorized to discuss them publicly.
  The news comes a day after Hicks was interviewed for nine hours by the panel investigating Russia interference in the 2016 election and contact between Trump’s campaign and Russia.
  She acknowledged to a House intelligence panel that she
  
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• Baltimore Artist Depicts City’s Bloodshed In New Project

  28-02-2018 22:28
  BALTIMORE (WJZ)– As Baltimore continues to grapple with gun violence and crime, one local artist hopes the power of pictures will help bring peace.
  For artist Ken Royster, the city’s murder rate became a muse.
  “I became frustrated with all the violence. Everyday you seem to pick up a news paper or you turn on the TV and someone has been murdered,” Royster says.
  A stark reality for those who live in some of Baltimore’s crime-ridden neighborhoods, where almost ev
  
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• Anthony Davis Enters NBA MVP Conversation

  28-02-2018 21:57
  By Matt Citak
  Most conversations about this season’s NBA MVP revolve around two players: James Harden and LeBron James.
  Harden is in the middle of the greatest offensive season of his nine-year career. His 31.4 points per game leads the NBA, and is more than three points higher than the next leading scorer. Harden currently has the Rockets up half a game on the Warriors for the number-one seed in the Western Conference, as his new partnership with Chris Paul has been paying huge dividends
  
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• Authorities Say Sex Offender Terrorized Child For Months

  28-02-2018 21:22
  BALTIMORE (AP) — A convicted sex offender has pleaded guilty to coercion and enticement of a child after terrorizing a 13-year-old girl for months.
  The U.S. Attorney’s office in Maryland says Piere Ceradoy repeatedly enticed the victim to take photographs and stream live videos of herself engaging in sexually explicit activities.
  They say Ceradoy regularly threatened to kill the child and her family while coercing her to send more photos and videos.
  Prosecutors say he also sent the v
  
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• Gov. Larry Hogan Opposes Arming Teachers In Maryland Schools

  28-02-2018 20:56
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Maryland Governor Larry Hogan says he opposes President Donald Trump’s idea of protecting students by arming teachers.
  “I don’t think we should be handing out guns to drama teachers and biology teachers,” Gov. Hogan said. “However, I think we ought to let the local school systems make decisions on whether they should have armed, trained resource officers that they believe could help kids in the school. That’s a different story.”
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• Can The Flyers Get Good Enough Goaltending To Contend?

  28-02-2018 20:56
  By Steve Silverman
  At the start of the season, the Vegas Golden Knights shocked the NHL by not only surviving in their first foray around the league, but actually thriving. They have proved to be a legitimate threat for the President’s Trophy with their overwhelming first-year performance.
  After a so-so start that saw them teetering on the brink of irrelevance, the Boston Bruins went on a 2 ½-month hot streak that has allowed them to become legitimate Stanley Cup contenders –
  
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• Gov. Hogan To Add $125MTo Enhance Md. School Safety; Plus $50M Annually

  28-02-2018 20:46
  BALTIMORE (WJZ/AP) — Maryland Governor Larry Hogan announced Wednesday that he will be adding $125 million to enhance school safety procedures in Maryland.
  Hogan said the $125 million would be used to accelerate and enhance improvements such as secure doors and windows, metal detectors, security cameras and panic buttons.
  Hogan also said he opposes President Donald Trump’s idea of arming teachers.
  RELATED: Gov. Larry Hogan Opposes Arming Teachers In Maryland Schools
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• Gov. Hogan To Add $125 Million To Enhance School Safety In Maryland

  28-02-2018 20:46
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Maryland Governor Larry Hogan announced Wednesday that he will be adding $125 million to enhance school safety procedures in Maryland.
  The $125 million will go towards school safety measures across the state.
  Hogan also said he opposes President Donald Trump’s idea of arming teachers.
  RELATED: Gov. Larry Hogan Opposes Arming Teachers In Maryland SchoolsHogan also said he will increase the budget for the Maryland Center for School Safety by 600 percent. Thi
  
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• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Forcing 18-Year-Old Into Prostitution

  28-02-2018 20:36
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police have arrested a man accused of forcing an 18-year-old in prostitution.
  Jabari Theodore, 26, has been charged with human trafficking, prostitution, and concealing a deadly weapon. He was released from jail after posting $2,500 bond.
  The investigation into Theodore started after detectives found an ad on Backpage – which is know to be used for prostitution – for an 18-year-old who was at a hotel on Washington Blvd. in Laurel.
  The Howard Cou
  
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• Police Search For Buick LeSabre Involved In Fatal Auto-Pedestrian Crash

  28-02-2018 20:08
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Baltimore County Police Department is searching the suspect and vehicle involved in a fatal auto-pedestrian crash late Tuesday night.
  The crash happened sometime before 10:40 p.m., in the southbound lane of Annapolis Rd., north of Hoffman Ave. near the Anne Arundel County line.
  First responders were called out to the scene after a motorist called police. The victim, who has been identified as Thomas Fisher, was pronounced dead at the scene.
  Police have not yet be
  
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• Overturned Tractor Trailer Causes Traffic Delays

  28-02-2018 19:40
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — An overturned tractor trailer caused some delays for motorists in Howard County Wednesday afternoon.
  The crash happened on the ramp from southbound Route 29 to eastbound Route 100 in Ellicott City.
  No injuries were reported from the crash.
  The ramp was closed as crews worked to clear the scene.
  TRAFFIC ALERT: The ramp from southbound Rt. 29 to eastbound Rt. 100 in #EllicottCityMD will be closed for an extended period of time due to an overturned tractor trailer. Ther
  
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• Duquette Says O’s Fans Should ‘Have Hope’ In 2018, Scoffs At ‘Rebuilding’

  28-02-2018 19:00
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — As the Orioles continue to try and put together their roster for the upcoming season, personnel decisions in spring training come daily and they can come quickly. Dan Duquette is the Executive Vice President of Baseball Operations and decision maker of the O’s, and he has decided that this year the team is good enough to make another run at the playoffs.
  Duquette enters his seventh season as the head of the Orioles’ front office, coming off a losing year for t
  
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• Police: Georgia Teacher Fires Gun In Classroom; No One Hurt

  28-02-2018 18:51
  DALTON, Ga. (AP) — A social studies teacher barricaded himself inside a locked classroom at a Georgia high school on Wednesday and apparently fired a single shot from a handgun, authorities said.
  No students were in the classroom at the time, and the only injury reported was a student who hurt their ankle running when Dalton High School was evacuated.
  Police spokesman Bruce Frazier said the teacher was taken into custody after a 30- to 45-minute standoff with officers. He was identified&nb
  
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• Pizza Hut Replaces Papa John’s As The NFL’s Official Sponsor

  28-02-2018 18:47
  Jill Disis (CNN Money) — Pizza Hut will replace Papa John’s as the official pizza of the NFL.
  The announcement comes a day after Papa John’s said it would end its sponsorship of the league. Papa John’s, which last fall blamed the NFL’s response to player protests for slumping sales, will focus on its partnerships with individual teams.
  The league’s deal with Pizza Hut is for four years, and is worth more than the Papa John’s deal, a source familiar with
  
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• Widow Of Man Who Shot Pr. George’s Officer Says Cpl. Ramzziddin Saved Her Life

  28-02-2018 18:33
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The widow of a man who police say shot and killed an off-duty Prince George’s County Police officer in Brandywine last week has offered prayers for the officer’s family on Facebook, and say he saved her life.
  Investigators say the woman came to Cpl. Mujahid A. Ramzziddin, a neighbor, for help with a domestic situation.
  Ramzziddin went to help the woman and was confronted by her estranged husband, 37-year-old Glenn Tyndell, who was armed with a shotgun.
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• 2nd Arrest Made In Anne Arundel County Gang-Related Homicide

  28-02-2018 18:06
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A second arrest has been made in a previously unsolved gang-related homicide investigation in Anne Arundel County.
  Juan Carlos Sandoval-Rodriguez, 20, has been charged with first and second-degree murder, first and second-degree assault, and reckless endangerment for the murder of Jose Portillo.
  Sandoval-Rodriguez was already incarcerated at the Anne Arundel County Detention Center on unrelated charges.
  Portillo’s remains were found in August 2017, but weren’t
  
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• Maryland Man Accused Throwing Acid On Roommate

  28-02-2018 17:38
  HYATTSVILLE, Md. (AP) — Police say a Maryland man threw sulfuric acid on his roommate’s face and body, leaving her with critical injuries.
  Prince George’s County police said in a statement Tuesday evening that they had arrested 28-year-old Bekre Abdela in the weekend attack.
  The statement says officers responded to a home in Hyattsville for a report of a roommate dispute. They found a woman suffering from what appeared to be chemical burns.
  She was taken to a hospital
  
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• Darryl De Sousa Officially Sworn In As Baltimore Police Commissioner

  28-02-2018 17:15
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Darryl De Sousa was officially sworn in as Baltimore City police commissioner on Wednesday.
  De Sousa becomes the city’s 40th police commissioner.He takes over after Kevin Davis was fired by Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh earlier this year.
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• Police: Man Found On Fire In NE Baltimore Died As Result Of Blunt Force Trauma

  28-02-2018 17:07
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police say a man whose body was found on fire in the 1200 block of East Belvedere Avenue Tuesday died as a result of blunt force trauma.
  Officers responded to the scene around 1:20 a.m. for a report of a fire, and found members of the Baltimore City Fire Department extinguishing the man’s body.
  He was pronounced dead on the scene.
  The Medical Examiner’s office ruled that he was set on fire after being assaulted.
  The victim has been identified as 38-year-old Sh
  
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• Police Seek Suspect Accused Of Larceny At MTA Light Rail Station

  28-02-2018 16:59
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police are asking for the public’s help to identify a suspect accused of larceny at an MTA Light Rail station.
  According to the Maryland Transit Administration Police, this happened January 24, at the Cherry Hill Light Rail Station.
  Police did not release any further details on the crime.
  Anyone with information about this case is asked to call police at (410) 454-7720.
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• Missing CDC Doctor’s Parents, Who Live In Md., Describe Agony Of Wait For News

  28-02-2018 16:16
  By Wayne Drash, CNN (CNN) — Four times, the parents of a missing doctor with the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have been told that a body has been found. Each time, Tia and Terrell Cunningham are sent into heart-wrenching agony, only to learn that it isn’t their son.
  “It takes you to a place that the light is not shining in,” Terrell Cunningham said. “I won’t call it a dark place, but they are lows. This is extremely hard.”
  The parents, w
  
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• HUD Spent $31,000 On New Dining Room Set For Ben Carson

  28-02-2018 15:10
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — According to CNN, the Department of Housing and Urban Development spent over $31,000 on a new dining room set for Secretary Ben Carson’s office.
  CNN cites federal records and a whistleblower.
  A woman claims she lost her job in the department for refusing to spend more than budgeted to redecorate Secretary Carson’s office.
  Helen Foster used to be the Chief Administrative Officer for HUD but claims she was given a new job with no responsibilities after refusing
  
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• Best Events Planned For International Women’s Day 2018

  28-02-2018 15:00
  By Randy Yagi
  With the ever-growing awareness of important women’s issues and causes, such as gender inequality, women’s health and safety, and the growing #MeToo movement, celebrating International Women’s Day this year is more important than ever before. Held since the early 1900s as a way to recognize the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women around the world, International Women’s Day (IWD) is observed on March 8 and several countries includin
  
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• DICK’S Sporting Goods Stores To Stop Selling Assault-Style Rifles

  28-02-2018 14:17
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — DICK’S Sporting Goods took to Twitter Wednesday to announce they will no longer sell assault-style rifles; including in their Field & Stream locations.
  The company has locations in 16 cities in Maryland.
  The chain released a statement explaining that they are “deeply disturbed and saddened by the tragic events in Parkland.” They extend their thoughts and prayers to the victims but continue on to say thoughts and prayers are not enough.
  On Wednesday&r
  
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• Weather Blog: Sunny For The Weekend

  28-02-2018 14:01
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Okay, so we have been discussing a slug of cruddy weather moving our way. It is now on the radar, and indeed on the way. As I have written here before sometimes no surprises, in a forecast period, is a good thing. This is one of those times.
  Truth be told sometimes these lows, as they pass to the East, pull cold air in and we get a burst of snow at the end of such an event.  There will not be a winter like surprise with this one. And the beat goes on.
  We will get sun
  
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• Historic West Baltimore building was demolished - Washington Post

  28-02-2018 13:56 via washingtonpost.com
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  Historic West Baltimore building was demolished
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  BALTIMORE — Baltimore housing officials say a historic building has been demolished. The Baltimore Sun reports the city issued a “stop work” notice Saturday but all that remains of the former St. Vincent Infant Asylum, built between 1860 and 1910, is ...
  No Permit Used In Demolition Of West Baltimore BuildingCBS Baltimore / WJZall 3 news articles »
  
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• No Permit Used In Demolition Of West Baltimore Building

  28-02-2018 13:40
  BALIMORE (WJZ) — According to city housing officials, contractors didn’t have a permit when they demolished a historic building in West Baltimore last week.
  Our media partners at The Baltimore Sun report that the city issued a “stop work” notice on Saturday but the building was still torn down.
  The former St. Vincent Infant Asylum was built between 1860 and 1910. It was originally home to Catholic nuns to provide housing and medical services to dependent children and
  
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• Baltimore Principal’s Step Performance Goes Viral

  28-02-2018 12:57
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The principal of Gwynns Falls Elementary School is gaining internet fame after performing for students.
  Principal Nikomar Mosley stepped during the school’s 2018 Black Heritage Program. He is a member of the historically black fraternity Omega Psi Phi.
  The video has generated over 1 million views on the school’s Facebook and was also posted to Instagram:Many who watched the video were inspired.
  One Facebook member commented “You go, sir! Represent f
  
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• Man dead after gunshot to the hip in North Baltimore - ABC2 News

  28-02-2018 12:32 via abc2news.com
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  Man dead after gunshot to the hip in North Baltimore
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• Howard County-based app offering personalized discounts expands to Baltimore, Towson - Baltimore Sun (blog)

  28-02-2018 12:00 via baltimoresun.com
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  Howard County-based app offering personalized discounts expands to Baltimore, Towson
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  Wife and husband Beena (left) and Ashish Bakshi created the MyCustomCoupon app, which has expanded from Howard County to Baltimore and Towson. (Jen Rynda / Baltimore Sun Media Group). Sarah MeehanContact ReporterThe Baltimore Sun. MyCustomCoupon, a ...
  
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• Dilapidated East Baltimore church is reminder of Dr. George Kennard's legacy of medicine and faith - Baltimore Sun

  28-02-2018 12:00 via baltimoresun.com
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  Dilapidated East Baltimore church is reminder of Dr. George Kennard's legacy of medicine and faith
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  Rev. Jo Farley of Christ Institute Church talks about the history of the building, which opened in 1895 and became a quirky combination of church, hospital and medical school. (Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore Sun video). Christina TkacikContact ...
  
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• Baltimore Standing Together - CBS Baltimore / WJZ

  28-02-2018 07:30 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
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  Baltimore Standing Together
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  Training & Employment Development ResourcesLooking for a job? Look no further. There are lots of resources for job-seekers in Baltimore. Crime & Violence Prevention ResourcesSee something? Say something. BeHEARD BaltimoreBeHEARD Baltimore is a citizen ...
  Heading off rise in juvenile crime is top issue for BaltimoreWBAL Baltimoreall 2 news articles »
  
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• Weather Blog: Pleasant Tuesday

  28-02-2018 04:41
  BALTIMORE (WJZ)– A really perfect dry and and sunny afternoon with pleasant temperatures, on a day that started below freezing.
  Tomorrow will see a lot more clouds, but it will still be mild as we should again reach the upper 50’s.
  By Thursday, an area of low pressure will bring rain and a breezy weather pattern to the entire area. Rain can be heavy at times later Thursday, and temperatures may drop during the day on Friday. Its still possible that we see a period of wet snow showers
  
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• Spring Training Report: Astros Favored To Get Most Wins

  28-02-2018 04:03
  Ryan Mayer
  The first full week of spring training is under our belts, and it feels good seeing the boys of summer back out on the diamond. There’s been plenty of news to keep up with, and we’re here once more to take you through a quick recap of the biggest storylines of the past week.
  J.D. Martinez Officially Introduced In Boston
  Martinez entered the offseason expected to be one of the prized potential acquisitions for teams that were playing the free-agent market. However, like man
  
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• Two last-minute candidates enter race for Baltimore County executive - Baltimore Sun

  28-02-2018 03:55 via baltimoresun.com
  Two last-minute candidates enter race for Baltimore County executive
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  Two last-minute entrants on Tuesday brought the field of candidates running for Baltimore County executive to seven: four Democrats, two Republicans and one independent write-in candidate. The deadline to file to run for office in this year's election ...
  
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• Historic West Baltimore building demolished without permit - Baltimore Sun

  28-02-2018 03:33 via baltimoresun.com
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  Historic West Baltimore building demolished without permit
  Baltimore Sun
  Contractors demolished an historic West Baltimore building last week without a permit, city housing officials said. While the city issued a “stop work” notice Saturday, all that remains of the former St. Vincent Infant Asylum, built between 1860 and ...
  Demolition of historic Baltimore building raises questionsFox Baltimoreall 2 news articles »
  
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• Second Baseman Schoop Hopes Orioles Want Him Long-Term

  28-02-2018 03:12
  SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) — The Baltimore Orioles had just one All-Star last season.
  It wasn’t Adam Jones or Manny Machado. It was Machado’s close friend, Jonathan Schoop. Besides the All-Star Game appearance, Schoop was voted the team’s most valuable player. He hit .293 with 32 home runs and 105 RBIs.
  The easygoing 26-year-old is a fan favorite in Baltimore, but he annoyed many Orioles fans by canceling his appearance at last month’s annual FanFest .
  Schoop had
  
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• Field set in Baltimore State's Attorney's race as Mosby, challengers file - Baltimore Sun

  28-02-2018 02:31 via baltimoresun.com
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  Field set in Baltimore State's Attorney's race as Mosby, challengers file
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  Kelly Norton, elections supervisor, hands documents to Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby, who is filed for re-election at the State Board of Elections late Tuesday afternoon. (Kim Hairston / Baltimore Sun). Justin FentonContact ReporterThe ...
  2 to run against incumbent Baltimore state attorneyBristol Herald Courier (press release) (blog)all 3 news articles »
  
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• Man Accused Of Setting Up Camera In Mall Bathroom Indicted

  28-02-2018 02:23
  BALTIMORE (WJZ)– The man who police say accidentally recorded himself on a camera before setting it up in a Maryland mall’s bathroom has been indicted.
  Court documents show that Mussawwir M. Sterrett, 40, was indicted on 25 charges on Feb. 12 from an incident at White Marsh Mall, where Sterrett allegedly set up a camera in a bathroom.
  RELATED: Police ID Man Accused Of Setting Up Camera In Mall Bathroom
  Baltimore County police reported someone found the camera in the family restr
  
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• Vigil Held For Md. Football Player Who Died After Being Paralyzed From Shooting

  28-02-2018 02:20
  COLUMBIA (WJZ)– Family and friends of Marshall University football star and Maryland native, Larry Aaron, gathered for an emotional tribute to him following his passing Thursday.
  Tuesday, many shared their favorite memories of the young man many likened to a big brother.
  RELATED: Police Looking For Murder Suspect After Md. Football Player Paralyzed From Shooting Passes Away
  The stands were filled at Oakland Mills High School with many wearing “93 Strong” t-shirts.
  Sta
  
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• Federal search warrants executed at pain clinics in Baltimore County - Baltimore Sun

  28-02-2018 02:03 via baltimoresun.com
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  Federal search warrants executed at pain clinics in Baltimore County
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  Federal agents wheeled boxes outside Tuesday at the Towson location of Rosen-Hoffberg Rehabilitation and Pain Management Associates. (Alison Knezevich / Baltimore Sun). Alison KnezevichContact ReporterThe Baltimore Sun. Federal agents on Tuesday raided ...
  FBI, DEA Raid Local Pain Management CompanyCBS Baltimore / WJZ
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• First Baltimore County school board election to be competitive in all 7 districts - Baltimore Sun

  28-02-2018 01:48 via baltimoresun.com
  First Baltimore County school board election to be competitive in all 7 districts
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  Edward Gilliss is chairman of the Baltimore County school board, which will have its first elected members after November. He appears with Superintendent Verletta White and chief operating officer Kevin Smith. (Kim Hairston / Baltimore Sun). Doug ...and more »
  
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• Police Searching For Man Who Vandalized 11 D.C. Traffic Cameras

  28-02-2018 01:37
  BALTIMORE (WJZ)– Authorities in Washington D.C. are searching for the person who allegedly vandalized several traffic cameras in the area.
  D.C. police say the incidents occurred on Feb. 20 in Northeast and Southeast D.C. A total of 11 traffic cameras were vandalized and a man and vehicle were captured on nearby surveillance video.
  Cameras were damaged in the following locations:DC-295 Northeast, south of Eastern Avenue, both southbound and northbound.
  800 block of Ridge Road SE, northwest
  
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• Baltimore civil rights director Jill Carter running for Senate against Nathaniel Oaks, JD Merrill - Baltimore Sun

  28-02-2018 01:26 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore civil rights director Jill Carter running for Senate against Nathaniel Oaks, JD Merrill
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  Former delegate, Jill Carter, has filed to run for state Senate against former Gov. Martin O'Malley's son-in-law, J.D. Merrill, and Sen. Nathaniel T. Oaks, the incumbent (Barbara Haddock Taylor / Baltimore Sun). Luke BroadwaterContact ReporterThe ...and more »
  
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• Baltimore County spending panel raises concern over ability to pay for budget promises - Baltimore Sun

  28-02-2018 00:48 via baltimoresun.com
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  Baltimore County spending panel raises concern over ability to pay for budget promises
  Baltimore Sun
  The need to build new schools and set aside money for retired workers could force Baltimore County, some officials say, to cut spending or do something the county has avoided for more than a quarter-century: Raise taxes. Bolstered by a new report that ...
  
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