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• Baltimore courting professional cycling race for Inner Harbor - Baltimore Sun

  07-06-2019 23:40 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore courting professional cycling race for Inner Harbor  Baltimore SunMaryland Sports is hoping to bring a professional cycling event to Inner Harbor in September 2020.
  
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• Former Raven Jonathan Ogden Tees Off For Annual Celebrity Bowl and Golf Outing

  07-06-2019 23:32
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Hall-of-Famer and and former Baltimore Raven Jonathan Ogden teed off for a good cause Friday.
  The former offensive tackle hosted his fifth-annual Ogden Celebrity Bowl and Golf Outing at Waverly Woods Golf Course in Marriottsville.
  The event was organized by the Ogden Family Foundation.
  Money raised from the day of golf and prizes will go to Ogden’s organization which aims to help children and families in need.
  
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• Family, Friends Remember Life Of Trina Cunningham, DPW Worker Who Died After Falling Into Water Of Baltimore Wastewater Plant

  07-06-2019 23:27
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — It will take time for those who knew and loved Trina Cunningham to heal.
  Firefighters believe the DPW supervisor fell from a catwalk that spans the water filtration system inside the Patapsco Wastewater Treatment Plant in Curtis Bay earlier last week.
  She was a DPW employee for more than 20 years — the last three of them at the wastewater treatment plant.
  “I used to work here for three and a half years,” Trent Cunningham, Trina’s brother, said
  
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• Man In Custody After Allegedly Making Threats Inside Patuxent Elementary School In Upper Marlboro

  07-06-2019 23:10
  UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (WJZ) — One man is in police custody after a reported situation outside Patuxent Elementary School in Upper Marlboro.
  According to police, school staff called 911 to report a suspicious person who had walked inside the building acting strangely and making threats.
  The school was placed on lockdown and officers were inside of the school.
  No injuries are reported at this time.
  Six kids were in the school at the time as part of an after-school program; officers escorted th
  
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• Baltimore IT chief apologizes to City Council members for response to ransomware attack - Baltimore Sun

  07-06-2019 23:00 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore IT chief apologizes to City Council members for response to ransomware attack  Baltimore SunFacing criticism from the City Council, the head of the Baltimore IT office apologized for doing a poor job of sharing information after the ransomware attack.
  
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• I’m a Baltimore public defender. Corruption in the city is a slap in the face to my clients. - The Washington Post

  07-06-2019 22:57 via washingtonpost.com
  I’m a Baltimore public defender. Corruption in the city is a slap in the face to my clients.  The Washington PostThe locals I represent are left in the cold as the powerful skate.
  
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• Young Falcon Rescued Below Baltimore Skyscraper - CBS Baltimore

  07-06-2019 22:52 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Young Falcon Rescued Below Baltimore Skyscraper  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (WJZ) — Peregrine falcons have been raising their young 33 stories up in the TransAmerica building in Baltimore for decades. Why? “It looks just ...
  
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• Young Falcon Rescued Below Baltimore Skyscraper

  07-06-2019 22:52
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Peregrine falcons have been raising their young 33 stories up in the TransAmerica building in Baltimore for decades.
  Why?
  “It looks just like a cliff or a mountainside. It’s their natural habitat,” said Joel Dunn, CEO of Chesapeake Conservancy.
  There are currently two young falcons, called eyas, living up on the building. Late Wednesday, the male tried out its wings.
  Taking off 33 floors up, it somehow made it to the ground in one piece.
  “He could
  
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• Actress Dawn Ursula Taking On 12 Roles In 1-Woman Play ‘Queens Girl In he World’ At Everyman Theatre

  07-06-2019 22:47
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — There’s something you don’t see every day happening at Everyman Theatre.
  Actress Dawn Ursula is playing 12 different characters in the play, Queens Girl in the World. It’s a one-woman show, and the playwright’s true story, of growing up in Queens, New York, in the 1960s.
  Ursula tells the story of Jacqueline Marie Butler. She plays every character including Butler’s father, Dr. Charles Norman.
  Ursula moves from one character to another to
  
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• U.S. Agencies Go After Companies That Paid Social Media Influencers To Promote Vape Products

  07-06-2019 22:12
  (CNN) — Federal agencies are going after companies that paid social media “influencers” to promote vaping products, the US Food and Drug Administration announced Friday.
  The FDA and the Federal Trade Commission sent warning letters to four companies for infractions including omitting a required warning about nicotine’s addictiveness.
  “Research shows many youth are mistaken or unaware of the risks and the presence of nicotine in e-cigarettes,&rdqu
  
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• DNR Providing $13.5M In Funding To Improve Public Boating Access, Water Rescues

  07-06-2019 22:10
  MARYLAND (WJZ) — Boaters and outdoors-lovers will have an easier time using public boat launches in Maryland after the Department of Natural Resources announced $13.5 million in funding to improve the state’s waterways.
  The money will go toward 58 projects in 16 counties, including lake dredging efforts, emergency water rescue equipment and public boating access and facilities.
  Among the projects slated to get funding in the Baltimore area are a number of dredging efforts in Anne Aru
  
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• Diesel fuel leaking into Baltimore harbor from abandoned warehouse fire in Oldtown - Baltimore Sun

  07-06-2019 22:00 via baltimoresun.com
  Diesel fuel leaking into Baltimore harbor from abandoned warehouse fire in Oldtown  Baltimore SunDiesel fuel was leaking into the Baltimore harbor Friday morning from an abandoned warehouse that caught on fire Thursday night.
  
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• Suspect Wanted In Joppa 7-Eleven Theft

  07-06-2019 21:01
  HARFORD COUNTY, MD. (WJZ) — Harford County police are looking for a suspect in a theft at a 7-Eleven in Joppa, Md., in late May.
  Deputies responded to the 7-Eleven in the 600 block of Pulaski Highway in Joppa on May 25 at around 2:23 p.m.They learned that at around 1:40 p.m., a man entered the 7-Eleven and when the clerks’ backs were turned, entered the office and stole cash. He then left the store.
  Police have obtained photos of the suspect. He is described as having short hair
  
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• Seen Them? Taneytown Police Ask For Help Finding Suspects

  07-06-2019 20:55
  TANEYTOWN, Md. (WJZ) — Taneytown police are asking the public for help identifying two people in connection with a criminal investigation.
  The department did not specify what type of crime the duo may be accused of committing.
  Courtesy: Taneytown Police Department
  Anyone who knows the people in the photo should call police at (41) 751-1150 or email Officer Romero at [email protected].
  
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• Howard County Opioid Deaths Fall By 26 Percent In 2018, Non-Fatal Overdoses Increase

  07-06-2019 20:38
  HOWARD COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — The number of opioid-related deaths in Howard County fell by nearly 26 percent in 2018 while non-fatal overdoses increased by ten percent over the same period, a new report from the county’s health department shows.
  Data shows a combined 222 fatal and non-fatal overdoses were reported in the county in 2018, the same number as 2017. In 2016, Howard County officials reported a combined 173 overdoses.
  In a news release explaining the findings Friday, County Ex
  
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• Botulism Case Reported In Howard County, Health Officials Say

  07-06-2019 20:27
  COLUMBIA, Md. (WJZ) — An illness called botulism has been recently identified in Howard County.
  Botulism is a serious illness caused by a toxin that attacks the body’s nerves. It can be caused by eating contaminated food or beverages.
  It’s often associated with improperly home-canned, preserved or fermented foods.
  It is not contagious.
  A Howard County health department investigation found the possible source as acupuncture and herbal practice in Ellicott City.
  Any food, teas or
  
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• Man Charged In Fatal YMCA Locker Room Stabbing In Talbot County

  07-06-2019 19:58
  EASTON, MD. (WJZ) — Police on the Eastern Shore have arrested a 31-year-old Easton man in connection with the fatal stabbing of a 72-year-old man in a Talbot County YMCA locker room Thursday.
  Andre Lamont Price Jefferson is charged with first and second-degree murder, first and second-degree assault, armed robbery and robbery, reckless endangerment, wear and carry a concealed weapon and attempted theft under $100.
  Courtesy: Easton Police Department
  Officers were dispatched to the Talbot Co
  
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• Warehouse Fire Caused Limited Oil Spill In Jones Falls

  07-06-2019 19:30
  ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — Gov. Larry Hogan and his administration is leading a coordinated response to the limited oil spill on Jones Falls in Baltimore City, between Pier 6 and President Street at the Inner Harbor, caused by a warehouse fire overnight on East Monument Street.
  Roads Closed As Baltimore City Firefighters Battle Warehouse Blaze On East Madison Street
  The Maryland Department of the Environment is directly engaging in response efforts, and the spill is now contained.
  “The o
  
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• All Baltimore Squad Cars Held For Sexual Assault Investigation Returned To Service

  07-06-2019 19:30
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — All 115 Baltimore police patrol cars taken out of service amid an investigation into a reported rape possibly involving one of the department’s officers have been returned to service.
  BPD Detective Chakia “Niki” Fennoy said in an email Friday the investigation is still ongoing and officers are following up on leads.
  Related Coverage:Baltimore Police Pull 115 Patrol Vehicles After Allegation Of Sexual Assault Possibly Involving Officer
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• Uber Driver Charged With Rape In Baltimore County

  07-06-2019 19:21
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police have charged a former Uber driver in connection with allegations a woman who was riding in the Uber was raped Sunday.
  31-year-old Joshua Jamaal Robinson, of the 200 block of River Way Ct, 21117 with second-degree rape, third-degree sex offense, fourth-degree sex offense and two counts of second-degree assault.
  Joshua Jamaal Robinson. Courtesy: Baltimore County Police Department
  The alleged incident happened Saturday just before midnight on West Timonium Road a
  
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• Fire at abandoned Baltimore warehouse extinguished after more than 12 hours - Baltimore Sun

  07-06-2019 19:15 via baltimoresun.com
  Fire at abandoned Baltimore warehouse extinguished after more than 12 hours  Baltimore SunBaltimore firefighters were fighting a four-alarm fire at an abandoned warehouse in in the 1100 block of Madison Street.
  
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• Keith Smith To Be Arraigned On Murder Charges In Killing Originally Blamed On Baltimore Panhandler

  07-06-2019 19:05
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Baltimore man charged with murdering his wife and blaming it on a panhandler is expected to appear in court today.
  Keith Smith is charged with first-degree murder. His daughter, Valeria Smith, just had murder charges against her dropped.
  Keith told police his wife Jacquelyn Smith was stabbed to death last December in Baltimore by a panhandler when she rolled down the window to give them money.
  RELATED COVERAGE:Prosecutors Drop Murder Case Against Valeria Smith, Add Ac
  
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• Fourth Suspect Arrested In Possible MS-13 Related Murder Of 14-Year-Old Girl Attacked By Machete, Bat

  07-06-2019 19:01
  PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, MD. (WJZ) — Police have arrested the fourth suspect in connection with the murder of a 14-year-old girl in Prince George’s County.
  18-year-old Edwin Rios of Southeast, DC is in custody in DC awaiting extradition to Prince George’s County.
  Courtesy: PGPD
  Three other suspects, 16-year-old Josue Fuentes-Ponce of Bladensburg, 17-year-old Joel Escobar of Northeast Washington, DC, and 14-year-old Cynthia Hernandez-Nucamendi of Lothian, Md. were arre
  
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• The Radical Teachers' Movement Comes to Baltimore - The Nation

  07-06-2019 18:21 via thenation.com
  The Radical Teachers' Movement Comes to Baltimore  The NationSocial-justice teacher caucuses have emerged in cities like Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Seattle, and St. Paul, and now they're banding together to help those in ...
  
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• Fourth-Annual MEGA Pet Adoption Event Happening Saturday At Md. State Fairgrounds

  07-06-2019 18:21
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Looking for a new furry friend? The fourth-annual MEGA Adoption Event at the Maryland State Fairgrounds can help you out!
  The event is scheduled on Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. and will feature more than 100 homeless dogs and cats from Baltimore area shelters.
  Adoption fees will be waived for all pets at the event.
  The animals are currently being housed by Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter, Maryland SPCA, Baltimore Humane Society and Baltimore County Animal Service
  
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• Complaints about Baltimore crime often miss the mark entirely - Baltimore Sun

  07-06-2019 18:15 via baltimoresun.com
  Complaints about Baltimore crime often miss the mark entirely  Baltimore SunIgnorance, racism and resentment have given people a seriously misguided perception of what's happening with public safety in Baltimore.
  
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• 28-Year-Old Man Dies After Motorcycle Collides With Pickup Truck In Upper Marlboro

  07-06-2019 18:09
  UPPER MARLBORO, MD. (WJZ) — Prince George’s County Police are investigating a fatal crash from Thursday night.
  The victim is 28-year-old Odir Rivas of 14th Avenue in Langley Park, police said.
  At around 9:30 p.m., officers were called to the 9900 block of Croom Road in the unincorporated section of Upper Marlboro, Md., for a crash involving a motorcycle and a pickup truck.
  The motorcyclist, Rivas, was pronounced dead on the scene. The truck’s driver suffered non-life-threatenin
  
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• Media Frame: Stoking Panic Over 'Flood' of 'Juveniles' in Baltimore's Inner Harbor - The Appeal

  07-06-2019 17:48 via theappeal.org
  Media Frame: Stoking Panic Over 'Flood' of 'Juveniles' in Baltimore's Inner Harbor  The AppealThe public's perception of crime is often significantly out of alignment with the reality. This is caused, in part, by frequently sensationalist, decontextualized media ...
  
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• 3 New Places To Savor Indian Food In Baltimore

  07-06-2019 17:37
  BALTIMORE (Hoodline) — If you’ve got Indian fare on the brain, you’re in luck: We’ve found the freshest Baltimore eateries to quell your cravings. Here are the newest places to check out the next time you’re in the mood for Indian food.
  Saffron Grill
  616 S. Broadway, Fells Point
  PHOTO: AHMED I./YELP
  Saffron Grill is a halal and Pakistani spot, offering burgers and more.
  This new business, which opened in February, specializes in Middle Eastern, Indian and Ameri
  
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• Md. Mayor Charged With Misconduct For Using City Position To Buy Restricted Fireworks For Friend

  07-06-2019 17:31
  DISTRICT HEIGHTS, Md. (WJZ) — A Maryland mayor was charged Friday with misconduct in office for allegedly using his position to buy restricted fireworks for a friend.
  The state prosecutor’s office said District Heights Mayor Eddie Martin signed a letter on city letterhead in June 2017 approving a purchase of $50,000 worth of Class B and Class C fireworks that he said would be used for city purposes but were instead going to a friend.
  Class B and Class C fireworks can only be purchase
  
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• Father’s Day Excerpt: ‘Things My Son Needs to Know About the World’

  07-06-2019 17:31
  Photo Courtesy of Simon & Schuster
  Fredrik Backman is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of A Man Called Ove (soon to be a major motion picture starring Tom Hanks), My Grandmother Asked Me to Tell You She’s Sorry, Britt-Marie Was Here, Beartown, Us Against You, as well as two novellas, And Every Morning the Way Home Gets Longer and Longer and The Deal of a Lifetime. His books are published in more than forty countries. H
  
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• Police Search For Runaway Teen From Hagerstown

  07-06-2019 17:29
  HAGERSTOWN, MD. (WJZ) — The Washington County Sheriff’s Office is looking for a runaway teen from Hagerstown, who was last seen late Thursday night.
  Malachi Jamir Sweeney-Teal, 14, was reported missing at 10 p.m. Thursday from the Robinwood Drive area of Hagerstown, Md.
  Courtesy: Washington County Sheriff’s Office
  He is 5′, 110 lbs with brown hair and brown eyes. Police said he was last seen wearing a black sweatshirt, jeans and white shoes.
  Anyone with information on Mal
  
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• City: Baltimore Maintenance Workers Allegedly Spent Hours Of Work Days At Home, No Longer Employed

  07-06-2019 17:02
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Two Baltimore City maintenance workers who allegedly committed time theft by spending hours of their shifts at home are no longer employed by the city.
  In a report issued Thursday, the city’s inspector general’s office said it found a pattern of abuse going back to January 2017 in which one of the employees would use their city vehicle to go home for several hours during the workday.
  The second employee, who was paired with the first after losing his city driv
  
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• City: Baltimore DOT Workers Allegedly Spent Hours Of Work Days At Home, No Longer Employed - CBS Baltimore

  07-06-2019 17:02 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  City: Baltimore DOT Workers Allegedly Spent Hours Of Work Days At Home, No Longer Employed  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (WJZ) — Two Baltimore City maintenance workers who allegedly committed time theft by spending hours of their shifts at home are no longer ...
  
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• City: Baltimore DOT Workers Allegedly Spent Hours Of Work Days At Home, No Longer Employed

  07-06-2019 17:02
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Two Baltimore City maintenance workers who allegedly committed time theft by spending hours of their shifts at home are no longer employed by the city.
  In a report issued Thursday, the city’s inspector general’s office said it found a pattern of abuse going back to January 2017 in which one of the employees would use their city vehicle to go home for several hours during the workday.
  The second employee, who was paired with the first after losing his city driv
  
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• Merger of Baltimore city with county deserves serious consideration - Baltimore Sun

  07-06-2019 17:00 via baltimoresun.com
  Merger of Baltimore city with county deserves serious consideration  Baltimore SunSpencer Levy will be ridiculed by Baltimore County residents despite his proven vision of how Baltimore city's enormous potential can be realized by a political ...
  
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• Celebrate National Doughnut Day With Baltimore’s Best Doughnut Shops - CBS Baltimore

  07-06-2019 17:00 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Celebrate National Doughnut Day With Baltimore’s Best Doughnut Shops  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (Hoodline) — Brace for sugar: National Doughnut Day is here. The event, held this year on June 7, isn't a new tradition. Perhaps surprisingly, it's ...
  
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• Celebrate National Doughnut Day With Baltimore’s Best Doughnut Shops

  07-06-2019 17:00
  BALTIMORE (Hoodline) — Brace for sugar: National Doughnut Day is here.
  The event, held this year on June 7, isn’t a new tradition. Perhaps surprisingly, it’s dipped in patriotic history.
  National Doughnut Day originated in 1938 to pay tribute to the Salvation Army volunteers who provided doughnuts to Uncle Sam’s soldiers during World War I. According to doughnut lore, those “Donut Lassies” were the reason the fried treats caught on in the United States af
  
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• Baltimore police sergeant charged with misconduct, assault and false imprisonment; released on bond - Baltimore Sun

  07-06-2019 16:30 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore police sergeant charged with misconduct, assault and false imprisonment; released on bond  Baltimore SunA 24-year veteran with Baltimore police is charged with assault, false imprisonment and misconduct after Commissioner Michael Harrison said he wrongfully ...
  
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• Baltimore police sergeant charged with misconduct, assault and false imprisonment is released on bond - Baltimore Sun

  07-06-2019 16:30 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore police sergeant charged with misconduct, assault and false imprisonment is released on bond  Baltimore SunA 24-year veteran with Baltimore police is charged with assault, false imprisonment and misconduct after Commissioner Michael Harrison said he wrongfully ...
  
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• Man Drowns In Warehouse Creek In Edgewater

  07-06-2019 16:11
  EDGEWATER, Md. (WJZ) — A man believed to be in his mid-20s drowned Thursday after jumping into Warehouse Creek in Edgewater.
  A 911 caller reported seeing the man jump into the water from a pier but not resurfacing. When firefighters arrived, they found several bystanders at the edge of the pier holding the man’s head above water.
  The man was found to be in cardiac arrest. Firefighters unsuccessfully tried to resuscitate him.
  He was declared dead at the scene.
  The man’s name has
  
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• Gov. Larry Hogan Tells Washington To ‘Step Up’ In Response To Trump’s Mexico Tariff Plan

  07-06-2019 16:09
  ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — Gov. Larry Hogan is telling Washington to “step up and show leadership” in response to the Trump administration’s plan to impose new tariffs on Mexico.
  The governor said he wrote to President Trump and leaders of Congress that he was “ready to work with them to ratify the new US-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement when he thought they were making progress on the agreement.
  “It seemed that Washington was finally making progress on this agreemen
  
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• The Cost Of Cancer: 25 Percent Of Survivors Face Financial Hardship, Report Finds

  07-06-2019 15:46
  (CNN) — Cancer can take a toll not only on the body but also a patient’s bank account — and just how much of a toll has been revealed in a new report.
  About one-fourth of cancer survivors in the United States say they have had problems paying medical bills and about one-third say they have worried about medical costs, according to the report published in the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report on Thursday.
  The report found
  
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• April The Giraffe Is Heading Into Retirement, Onto Birth Control

  07-06-2019 15:39
  (CNN) — Five children are enough for internet celebrity April the giraffe, and the 17-year-old is ready to go on birth control.
  Well, that’s what her caretakers say.
  Animal Adventure Park in Harpursville, New York, posted a video on Facebook Thursday announcing that one of their most popular animals will be retiring from the propagation program.
  “It is a great celebration of her because she has certainly done her purpose, and that is to produce some beautiful, healthy calves in
  
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• 3 Firefighters Hospitalized, 7 Townhomes Destroyed In Three-Alarm Frederick Fire

  07-06-2019 15:30
  FREDERICK, MD. (WJZ) — Three firefighters were hospitalized after battling a three-alarm blaze that destroyed seven townhomes in Frederick Friday morning.
  Fire crews were called to a townhome complex on Carrolton Drive just before 9 a.m. When they arrived, they saw fire coming through the roof of four units.
  Courtesy: Frederick Police
  The fire quickly spread to all seven units and caused the second floor to partially collapse.
  It took 75 firefighters two hours to bring the fire under
  
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• 7 Townhomes Affected By Frederick Fire

  07-06-2019 15:15
  FREDERICK, MD. (WJZ) — Fire crews are on the scene of an apartment fire in Frederick at around 9 a.m. Friday morning.
  Courtesy: Frederick Police
  Officials said there is a partial collapse of the second floor.
  The fire is at Prospect at Carrolton Road. Officials warn residents to avoid the area, as well as the area of Center Street, Prospect Blvd, and Jefferson Street and Megan Court.
  
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• Baltimore City Police Sgt. Posts Bail After Being Arrested For Assault

  07-06-2019 14:53
  BALTIMORE (WJZ/AP) — Baltimore Police Sergeant Ethan Newberg was arrested for assault, false arrest, false imprisonment and misconduct. He posted a $200,000 bail Friday morning.
  Police Commissioner Michael Harrison said body camera footage disagreed with Newberg’s account of an arrest he made back in May.
  Baltimore City Police Sgt. Arrested On Assault, Misconduct Charges
  Video shows the officer making an arrest when a bystander approaches and tells Newberg he shouldn’t have pla
  
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• Man Sentenced In Plot To Steal Drugs From Military Hospitals

  07-06-2019 14:35
  GREENBELT, Md. (AP) — A Maryland man has been sentenced to more than five years in prison for plotting to steal and resell millions of dollars in prescription drugs from federal military hospitals.
  U.S. District Judge Paul Grimm also on Thursday ordered 45-year-old Daniel Mark Wilkerson, of Fort Washington, Maryland, to pay more than $4.4 million in restitution. Wilkerson will be on supervised release for five years after his 66-month prison sentence.
  U.S. Attorney Robert Hur’s offic
  
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• 3-Year-Old Son Of Country Star Granger Smith Dies After “Tragic Accident”

  07-06-2019 14:28
  According to multiple reports, the boy drowned in an accident at Smith's home.
  
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• Weather Blog: Partly Sunny And Warm

  07-06-2019 14:06
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — T.G.I.F.!
  Back in the studio after a day, inside, at Live Casino and Hotel for our “Price is Right” Auditions yesterday. And while at “Live” yesterday I debunked a myth. (It is somewhat related to weather but not really. But interesting.)
  The myth is that casinos pump in oxygen to keep players/gamers/and everyone more alert and less likely to get tired and leave. Yesterday “Live” assigned a nice gentleman named Leigh to our event and I
  
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