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• Jury deliberations to stretch into fifth day in Baltimore killing of bartender Sebastian Dvorak - Baltimore Sun

  19-06-2019 23:55 via baltimoresun.com
  Jury deliberations to stretch into fifth day in Baltimore killing of bartender Sebastian Dvorak  Baltimore SunA Baltimore County jury is to begin a fifth day of deliberations in the murder trial of a city teen charged with robbing and shooting Sebastian Dvorak.
  
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• Fire Sprinkler System, Staff Credited For Saving Ocean City Restaurant From Early Morning Fire

  19-06-2019 23:55
  OCEAN CITY, Md. (WJZ) — An Ocean City restaurant was saved from serious fire damage early Tuesday morning thanks to a fire sprinkler system and the assistance of staff.
  The Ocean City Fire Department was dispatched to a fire alarm activation for a fire sprinkler water flow at the Castle in the Sand Hotel, shortly after 4 a.m. Tuesday morning.
  Minutes later, emergency dispatchers received an additional call from hotel staff advising they had investigated the fire alarm activation and c
  
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• Excitement Builds Ahead Of Gervonta Davis’ Big Fight In Baltimore

  19-06-2019 23:33
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The music is going, the stage is set, the crowd is slowly piling in and the excitement is building as Baltimore native Gervonta Davis prepares to take the stage at a press conference at Mondawmin Mall ahead of his big fight in the city next month.
  The two-time super featherweight champion is bringing his title home and is gearing up to face off against Ricardo Nuñez at the Royal Farms Arena July 27.
  Related Coverage:Baltimore Boxing Champion Gervonta Davis Gears Up
  
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• Crews Transport 2-Year-Old Possible Drowning Victim From Home

  19-06-2019 23:22
  GLEN BURNIE, Md. (WJZ) — Crews responded to a Glen Burnie home Wednesday afternoon for a report of a drowning victim.
  Units responded to the 800 block of Old Stage Road for a reported cardiac arrest.
  The drowning actually happened in the 300 block of Johnson Farm Lane.
  When units arrived, they found a 2-year-old child in cardiac arrest after a reported drowning.
  The victim was taken to Baltimore Washington Medical Center.
  There is no word on the condition of the child.
  
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• 2-Year-Old Hospitalized For Possible Drowning In Glen Burnie

  19-06-2019 23:22
  GLEN BURNIE, Md. (WJZ) — Crews responded to a Glen Burnie home Wednesday afternoon for a report of a drowning victim.
  Units responded to the 800 block of Old Stage Road for a reported cardiac arrest.
  The drowning actually happened in the 300 block of Johnson Farm Lane.
  When units arrived, they found a 2-year-old child in cardiac arrest after a reported drowning.
  The victim was taken to Baltimore Washington Medical Center.
  There is no word on the condition of the child.
  
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• 2-Year-Old Giraffe Willow Steps Foot In Newly Expanded Giraffe Yard At The Maryland Zoo

  19-06-2019 23:09
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Giraffes at the Maryland Zoo have a much larger space to call home.
  The Maryland Zoo announced Wednesday that its 2-year-old giraffe Willow stepped foot in the newly expanded giraffe yard.
  The Maryland Zoo said that the giraffes at the zoo are continuing to adjust to their new space.
  
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• Officer seen sleeping in car in east Baltimore - Fox Baltimore

  19-06-2019 23:02 via foxbaltimore.com
  Officer seen sleeping in car in east Baltimore  Fox BaltimoreBALTIMORE (WBFF) - Police in Baltimore say they're looking into a picture reportedly showing an officer sleeping in a car in East Baltimore. FOX45's Maxine ...
  
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• Elkridge Woman To Compete On CBS’ ‘Big Brother’

  19-06-2019 23:01
  ELKRIDGE, Md. (WJZ) — The 21st season of “Big Brother” is about to begin on CBS for the summer, and one of the houseguests this year is a Howard County woman, Kemi Faknule.
  Originally from Elkridge, Md., she now lives in Brooklyn, New York.
  “I’m a marketing strategist, I’m 25 years old. I would say I’m outgoing, I’m friendly, I’m just someone who likes to have fun,” Faknule said.
  Faknule moved to Brooklyn about six months ago.
  “I
  
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• Orioles’ Trey Mancini Exits Game Early After Being Hit By Pitch

  19-06-2019 22:58
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — O’s all-star candidate Trey Mancini left Wednesday’s game against the A’s early.
  The team tweeted that Mancini left the game with a left elbow contusion.
  Trey Mancini left today's game with a left elbow contusion.
  — Baltimore Orioles (@Orioles) June 19, 2019Mancini suffered the injury after he was hit by a pitch in the top of the first inning.
  Mancini is leading the O’s in most hitting categories this year- including batting average and
  
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• Grandmother, 75, Holds Car Theft Suspect At Gunpoint Until Deputies Arrive

  19-06-2019 22:45
  LIMESTONE COUNTY, Ala. (CBS Local) — A 75-year-old grandmother in Alabama helped capture a suspect wanted for car theft, holding him at gunpoint Monday until deputies arrived.
  “I walked out and said, ‘can I help you?’ And he said, ‘yes ma’am, I’d like to use your phone,'” Marcia Black, a grandmother of four, told WAAY.
  Investigators said the suspect, Cameron Powers, had been on the run for some four hours after crashing a stolen car during a high-s
  
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• Donald E. Snodderly, veteran Baltimore County public schools educator who oversaw federal programs, dies - Baltimore Sun

  19-06-2019 22:45 via baltimoresun.com
  Donald E. Snodderly, veteran Baltimore County public schools educator who oversaw federal programs, dies  Baltimore SunDonald E. Snodderly, a veteran Baltimore County public schools principal who oversaw the implementation of federal educational programs during the 1960s, ...
  
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• Panera Bread Is Testing Out A Dinner Menu

  19-06-2019 22:42
  (CNN) — Panera Bread isn’t typically on top of people’s minds when it comes to dinner. It wants to change that.
  The restaurant chain announced Wednesday it’s testing out a new a “dinner-centric menu” that consists of flatbreads, bowls and side dishes.
  Panera is best known for its bagels, pastries and sandwiches. But dinner sales range between a quarter and a third of its business, and it hopes that the new menu could help grow that part of the day.
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• Events coming to Baltimore for remainder of 2019 - WBAL TV Baltimore

  19-06-2019 22:38 via wbaltv.com
  Events coming to Baltimore for remainder of 2019  WBAL TV BaltimoreBaltimore City will be the place to be for a number of big festivals the second half of the year.
  
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• New Campaign Allows Citizens The Ability To Track Efforts In Improving Health Of The Chesapeake Bay

  19-06-2019 22:28
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A couple of steps can go a long way when it comes to improving the health of the Chesapeake Bay.
  Now, people can track their progress online- and even start a friendly competition with friends and neighbors thanks to a new campaign.
  The point of the campaign is to remind citizens that what happens on land also has consequences for the waters of the Chesapeake Bay.
  That includes stormwater runoff which is the fastest growing source of pollution across the Chesapeake B
  
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• Maryland spending board approves $27 million contract to demolish closed Baltimore jail - Baltimore Sun

  19-06-2019 22:25 via baltimoresun.com
  Maryland spending board approves $27 million contract to demolish closed Baltimore jail  Baltimore SunThe Maryland Board of Public Works on Wednesday approved a $27.5 million contract for demolishing the shuttered Baltimore City Detention Center to make ...
  
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• Contractor Injured On I-895 Construction Zone, MDTA Warns Drivers To Stay Alert

  19-06-2019 22:23
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Maryland Transportation Authority is reminding drivers to stay alert when driving in construction zones, particularly highway work zones.
  Over the past decade, MDTA says, distracted driving has become one of the leading causes of vehicle crashes in the U.S.
  In Maryland, it contributes to 58 percent of all crashes, they said.
  This comes after an MDTA contractor from A Halcon Contractors Inc was setting up construction cones at around 5:16 a.m. when he was struck by a v
  
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• Best Buy Will Repair Apple iPhones And MacBooks At All Of Its Stores

  19-06-2019 22:17
  (CNN) — Best Buy has succeeded during the online shopping era by beefing up its customer service. Once again, the retailer will lean on its customer service chops by expanding its partnership with Apple to offer repairs on iPhones and MacBooks at all of its stores.
  The two companies announced the agreement on Wednesday. Best Buy had offered Apple-certified repairs at select stores and will now bring repairs to its nearly 1,000 stores across the United States. Best Buy’s spe
  
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• ‘It Shouldn’t Be Happening’ | Mayor Jack Young Responds To Photo Appearing To Show BPD Officer Asleep In Patrol Car

  19-06-2019 22:15
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A Baltimore City police officer is caught on camera allegedly sleeping on the job.
  The photo snapped Monday morning on East Eager Street near Johns Hopkins Hospital is being investigated, police say.
  The photo allegedly shows a uniformed Baltimore City police officer sleeping in his marked patrol car.
  “It shouldn’t be happening,” said Noah Smith, who works in East Baltimore.
  Baltimore Mayor Jack Young said he doesn’t know specifics, but said he pla
  
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• Only 14 States Allow Unpermitted Lemonade Stands. Country Time Wants The Others To Do The Same

  19-06-2019 22:01
  (CNN) — Grab those extra pennies and dimes, because it’s almost the official start of summer, which means kids are getting ready for peak lemonade stand season.
  There’s one thing that could stop them from opening up shop on those hot neighborhood streets though: the law.
  Only 14 states allow unpermitted lemonade stands, according to Country Time. So if you’re not in California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, North Dakota, Nebraska, Texas, Missouri, Louisiana, Illinois, New
  
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• Baltimore 'Armed Career Criminal' Sentenced For Illegally Possessing Firearm - CBS Baltimore

  19-06-2019 21:16 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Baltimore 'Armed Career Criminal' Sentenced For Illegally Possessing Firearm  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (WJZ) — A 32-year-old Baltimore man the justice department called “an armed career criminal” was sentenced to 16 years in federal prison and ...
  
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• Baltimore ‘Armed Career Criminal’ Sentenced For Illegally Possessing Firearm

  19-06-2019 21:15
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A 32-year-old Baltimore man the justice department called “an armed career criminal” was sentenced to 16 years in federal prison and five years of supervised release for being a felon in possession of a firearm.
  Kirk Gross pleaded guilty after he was arrested following a foot chase in the city last year.
  The justice department said detectives received information Gross was carrying a gun near Pittman Place and Barclay Street in east Baltimore in the late morni
  
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• Federal judge blocks Trump administration rule affecting abortion referrals in Baltimore - Baltimore Sun

  19-06-2019 20:45 via baltimoresun.com
  Federal judge blocks Trump administration rule affecting abortion referrals in Baltimore  Baltimore SunA federal judge temporarily blocked Trump administration rules aimed at steering money away from organizations in Baltimore that provide abortion referrals.
  
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• Police: Man Admitted Beheading Roommate’s Dog As She Moved Out

  19-06-2019 20:33
  BUCKEYE, Ariz. (CBS Local) — An Arizona man allegedly beheaded his roommate’s dog Saturday night as she was moving out of the Buckeye home that the two shared, according to police..
  The roommate, who had lost track of her dog as she moved out her belongings, said she caught Jose Vega Meza, 21, sneaking a box into his truck, according to court documents. She told police he smiled and laughed before revealing her beheaded dog inside.
  “The other day there was a girl walking out of
  
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• Maryland Jockey Club Asks State For $4.5M Reimbursement For Laurel Park Racetrack Improvements

  19-06-2019 20:28
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Maryland Jockey Club is asking for nearly $4.5 million from the state as reimbursement for improvements at Laurel Park Racetrack.
  This comes in the middle of a debate between Jockey Club executives who want to move the Preakness out of Baltimore.
  But City lawmakers are viewing this request as part of a strategy by the Jockey Club and its parent company, the Stronach Group, to move the Preakness to Laurel because of the deteriorating conditions at Pimlico Race Course.
  
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• Experts Warn Pet Owners After Dog’s Paws Severely Burned By Hot Pavement

  19-06-2019 20:27
  MEDICAL LAKE, Wash. (CBS Local) — A veterinary clinic in Washington state is warning about the dangers of walking your pet in the summer sun after a dog was brought in with burned paws.
  The dog, named Olaf, had walked for over a mile on a walking trail near Cheney before his owner realized the animal’s pads had been burned off, the Medical Lake Veterinary Hospital in Medical Lake, Washington, said in a post on Facebook.
  “They didn’t notice he had bloody paw prints for a m
  
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• Man Wanted For Temple Hills Robbery, Shooting In February

  19-06-2019 20:21
  TEMPLE HILLS, MD. (WJZ) — Prince George’s County Police are offering a cash reward for information leading to the arrest of a 20-year-old man they say is involved in a robbery and shooting.
  Police said Gary Mauzey robbed a man in Temple Hills back in February and shot the victim in the leg.
  Courtesy: PGPD
  Anyone with information should call police at (301)-749-5064 or 1-866-411-TIPS.
  
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• Survey Sees Biggest U.S. Honeybee Winter Die-Off Yet

  19-06-2019 20:13
  WASHINGTON (AP) — A survey of beekeeper shows that winter hit U.S. honeybees hard with the highest loss rate yet.
  The annual nationwide survey by the Bee Informed Partnership from several universities finds that nearly 38% of honeybee colonies died this past winter, nearly 9 percentage points higher than the average winter loss.
  University of Maryland’s Dennis vanEngelsdorp, president of the bee partnership and co-author of the survey, says beekeepers had been seeing fewer winter col
  
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• Homeless Woman Who Frequents Village Shopping Center In Reisterstown Missing, Police Say

  19-06-2019 20:07
  REISTERSTOWN, Md. (WJZ) — Baltimore County police are searching for a homeless woman in the area of Reisterstown who was last seen earlier Wednesday.
  Kathleen Zorn, 73, was last seen near Main Street in Reisterstown. She is homeless with a cognitive disorder, police said.
  Courtesy: Baltimore County Police
  Zorn frequents the Village Shopping Center.
  If anyone sees her call 911 or Baltimore County Missing Persons at 410-307-2020.
  
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• Homeless Woman Who Frequents Village Shopping Center In Reisterstown Found - CBS Baltimore

  19-06-2019 20:07 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Homeless Woman Who Frequents Village Shopping Center In Reisterstown Found  CBS Baltimore... Missing woman, Reisterstown, Talkers, Village Shopping Center. REISTERSTOWN, Md. (WJZ) — UPDATE: Kathleen Zorn has been FOUND safe.
  
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• Gov. Hogan Recognizes Juneteenth, Calls Again For US Treasury To Release Harriet Tubman $20 Bill

  19-06-2019 19:48
  ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — Gov. Hogan took the opportunity this Juneteenth to advocate once again for the US Treasury to reconsider its delay of the release of the Harriet Tubman $20 bill by nearly a decade.
  He credited Tubman, along with abolitionist Frederick Douglass for the efforts it took to end slavery in the U.S.
  “Today our nation recognizes Juneteenth to commemorate the end of slavery in the United States, which was achieved through the courage and sacrifice of men and woman like
  
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• Va. National Guard Sgt. Accused Of Stealing WWII Dog Tags From National Archives

  19-06-2019 19:21
  COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) — A Virginia National Guard sergeant is accused of stealing World War II-era dog tags from the National Archives and Records Administration in Maryland, at least the second theft case involving the research facility.
  Robert Rumsby, 29, of Fredericksburg, Virginia, told investigators he took dog tags that belonged to four U.S. airmen killed in plane crashes in 1944, according to a criminal complaint filed in federal court last month.
  Rumsby’s wife is the great n
  
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• Boeing Finds The First Buyer For A 737 Max Since Its Grounding

  19-06-2019 18:59
  (CNN) — Boeing got a huge vote of confidence for its troubled 737 Max on Tuesday as International Airlines Group announced it plans to buy 200 of the jets.
  Boeing and IAG, the owner of Aer Lingus, British Airways, Iberia and other European carriers, announced a letter of intent on the purchase of the jets at the Paris Air Show.
  Although IAG does use wide-body jets from Boeing, the purchase is a major shift for IAG, which now almost exclusively uses the A320 family aircraft from rival Airbu
  
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• Maryland Spending Board OKs $27M To Tear Down Old Baltimore Jail Buildings

  19-06-2019 18:40
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — A Maryland board has approved a $27.5 million contract to tear down nearly 40 structures that were part of the correctional complex at the closed Baltimore City Detention Center.
  The Board of Public Works voted 3-0 for the contract with Towson Mechanical Inc., which is based in Parkton, Maryland.
  The contract calls for the demolition of 16 major structures and 23 minor structures.
  They include buildings that were part of the closed portion of the detention center, as
  
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• Missing Baltimore man with dementia located safely - WAVY.com

  19-06-2019 18:37 via wavy.com
  Missing Baltimore man with dementia located safely  WAVY.comJohn Laurence Bevier was last seen Tuesday evening at his home in Baltimore.
  
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• Stronach running circles around Baltimore - Baltimore Sun

  19-06-2019 18:25 via baltimoresun.com
  Stronach running circles around Baltimore  Baltimore SunIt is really time for Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young and the Baltimore City Council to open their eyes and realize that The Stronach Group and the Maryland ...
  
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• AAA: 14M Drivers High While On Road In Past 30 Days

  19-06-2019 18:17
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — AAA has some new data that may come as a surprise on people driving while high.
  It found more than 14 million Americans drove within an hour of using marijuana.
  That’s just in the last 30 days.
  Nearly 70 percent of the people AAA surveyed said they think it’s unlikely stoned drivers will get caught.
  AAA said statistics show drivers impaired by marijuana are twice as likely to crash than sober drivers.
  
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• Smoker Fined $1,174 For Tossing Cigarette Butt Onto Road

  19-06-2019 17:26
  NORTH LAS VEGAS, Nev. (CBS Local) — A Nevada smoker who was fined more than a thousand dollars for tossing his cigarette onto the side of the road says the punishment doesn’t fit the crime.
  Eric, who asked that his full name not be used, said he was leaving the Cannery Hotel and Casino in North Las Vegas last week when he tossed a lit cigarette butt onto the side of the road.
  “I’m sorry I’ve been littering for so long, but after 30 years it just becomes automatic,&r
  
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• 'Turn them in': Baltimore mayor urges families of homicide suspects to help stop the violence - Baltimore Sun

  19-06-2019 17:25 via baltimoresun.com
  'Turn them in': Baltimore mayor urges families of homicide suspects to help stop the violence  Baltimore SunIn blunt terms, Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young urged the families of homicide suspects to come forward with information to stop the violence.
  
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• 15-Year-Old Frederick Girl Last Seen June 6

  19-06-2019 17:14
  FREDERICK, Md. (WJZ) — Frederick police are looking for a 15-year-old girl who went missing earlier this month.
  Aaliyah Niomie Laboy was last seen on June 6.
  Courtesy: Frederick Police
  She is 115 lbs, 5’0″ with long dark brown hair and brown eyes.
  Anyone with information can contact the department by voicemail at 301-600-TIPS (8477), text message at 240-674-TIPS (8477) or by email [email protected]
  
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• State Fire Marshals Investigating Cecil County Mobile Home Fire

  19-06-2019 17:08
  EARLEVILLE, MD. (WJZ) — State fire marshals are investigating a fire that decimated a mobile home Tuesday night.
  Though no one was living in the home at the time, marshals said a neighbor discovered the fire was coming from inside the mobile home at around 9:30 p.m. Tuesday night.
  Courtesy: Maryland State Fire Marshal
  Cecilton Volunteer Fire Department responded and it took 30 minutes and 35 firefighters to maintain the fire.
  The estimated loss of the mobile home itself is $40,000 and
  
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• Suicide Rates Among America’s Young People Continues To Rise, Study Shows

  19-06-2019 16:59
  (CNN) — Suicide rates among young people have continued to soar in recent years — so much so that the rate among 15- to 24-year-olds climbed in 2017 to its highest point since 2000, new research has found.
  An increase was especially seen among 15- to 19-year-olds and young men, according to a research paper published Tuesday in the medical journal JAMA.
  The finding hits close to home for the paper’s first author, Oren Miron, a research associate at Harvard Medical School.
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• Baltimore City Will Not Give Up On A Plastic Bag Ban - Food and Water Watch

  19-06-2019 16:58 via foodandwaterwatch.org
  Baltimore City Will Not Give Up On A Plastic Bag Ban  Food and Water WatchBaltimore is trying to ban plastic bags… for the 9th time. But this time, the ban has a chance!
  
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• 1985 Anne Arundel County Cold Case Solved With New Technology - CBS Baltimore

  19-06-2019 16:51 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  1985 Anne Arundel County Cold Case Solved With New Technology  CBS BaltimoreANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — Up until now, Roger Kelso's family had been waiting on answers about what happened to him nearly 30 years ago.
  
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• 1985 Anne Arundel County Cold Case Solved With New Technology

  19-06-2019 16:51
  ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — Up until now, Roger Kelso’s family had been waiting on answers about what happened to him nearly 30 years ago.
  With the help of breakthrough technology, a lot of patience and good-old-fashioned police work, they now have some answers.
  Since 2016, Anne Arundel County Police has worked with the FBI to determine Roger Hern Kelso was murdered in 1963. But his body wasn’t found until 1985, by construction crews in a metal trash can.
  Detectives b
  
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• Baltimore sisters get Walmart cheesecake deal from biz they started during government shutdown - TheGrio

  19-06-2019 16:50 via thegrio.com
  Baltimore sisters get Walmart cheesecake deal from biz they started during government shutdown  TheGrioTwo Baltimore sisters used the time they had freed up during the government shutdown to create a cheesecake business, and now they have inked a deal with ...
  
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• Body Found In 1985 Identified As Glen Burnie Man Thanks To New Technology

  19-06-2019 16:48
  ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — New technology has helped Anne Arundel County Police identify a body found in a trash can in 1985 as Roger Kelso, a Glen Burnie High School graduate.
  On April 23, 1985, construction workers clearing the site of Marley Station Mall found a metal trashcan containing human remains. An autopsy ruled the victim’s death was a homicide caused by severe upper body trauma.
  Credit: Anne Arundel County Police
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• Affordable housing development proposed for East Towson - Baltimore Sun

  19-06-2019 16:30 via baltimoresun.com
  Affordable housing development proposed for East Towson  Baltimore SunA proposed affordable apartment building in East Towson is drawing skepticism from residents and environmental activists raising concerns about issues ...
  
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• Richer Countries Have Less Faith In Vaccines, Study Finds

  19-06-2019 16:02
  (CNN) — People in high-income countries have the lowest confidence in vaccines, with about 20% of those in Europe either disagreeing or being unsure of whether vaccines are safe, according to a new global survey.
  The Wellcome Trust, a UK medical research charity, asked more than 140,000 people ages 15 and older in more than 140 countries how they think and feel about health and science.
  Globally, about 8 in 10 people (79%) agreed that vaccines are safe, and 9 in 10 worldwide say their chil
  
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• Baltimore civic leader Alicia Wilson to join Johns Hopkins as vice president for economic development - The Hub at Johns Hopkins

  19-06-2019 15:45 via hub.jhu.edu
  Baltimore civic leader Alicia Wilson to join Johns Hopkins as vice president for economic development  The Hub at Johns HopkinsBaltimore civic leader will lead the newly created Office of Economic Development when she joins the institution next month.
  
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• Officials Want Results In Ethics Probe Into Metro Chairman Jack Evans

  19-06-2019 15:44
  WASHINGTON (AP) — The governors of Virginia and Maryland and the mayor of Washington, D.C., want Virginia transit officials to release the findings of an ethics investigation into their board chairman.
  The Washington Post reports Govs. Larry Hogan and Ralph Northam on Monday demanded the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority ethics committee share findings of the probe of Jack Evans.
  Evans’ relationship with private legal and consulting clients is under federal investigatio
  
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