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• ‘I’m Proud Of My City Today’ | Baltimore Beautification Project Works To Cleanup Trash

  20-08-2019 23:56
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Community advocates and volunteers continue to ride a wave of civic pride that is motivating neighborhood cleanups around Baltimore City.
  The latest effort is the Baltimore Beautification Project.
  Since President Donald Trump called Baltimore a disgusting rat and rodent-infested mess local volunteers and folks from out of state have pitched in to pick up what other people have left behind.
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• Rep. Elijah Cummings, City Leaders Discuss How To Help Baltimore Kids Deal With Trauma

  20-08-2019 23:47
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Rep. Elijah Cummings hosted a forum Tuesday on preventing, treating and healing childhood trauma in Baltimore.
  He was joined by physicians, school officials, and other city leaders to brainstorm and talk solutions for the future.
  One of the themes included coming up with a way to educate doctors, teachers, law enforcement and anyone who works with children and families how to prevent and treat childhood trauma.
  Cummings assembled a group of experts from Baltimore City Sch
  
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• Baltimore City, County Responding To Crime Scene

  20-08-2019 23:34
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police from Baltimore City and Baltimore County are responding to a crime scene at Perring Manor Road and McClean Blvd.
  A McDonald’s drive-thru is roped off with crime scene tape.
  Chopper 13 is over the scene.WJZ has a crew en-route and will update this story with more details as they become available.
  
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• Scientists Say Heat Wave In Alaska Is Killing Large Numbers Of Salmon

  20-08-2019 23:26
  ANCHORAGE, Alaska (CBS Local) — Scientists are blaming unprecedented heat wave this summer for reduced salmon populations in parts of Alaska.
  Researchers say they found more than 800 dead salmon at the end of July during an expedition along Alaska’s Koyokuk River. They estimated the total was likely four to 10 times larger.
  When they inspected the fish, they couldn’t find any signs of parasites or infection. Many of the salmon were also carrying healthy eggs.
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• Laurel Police Officers Meet Baby They Helped Deliver On Side Of Road

  20-08-2019 23:15
  LAUREL, Md. (WJZ) — Police officers never know what type of call they may end up on, but a group of Laurel police officers never suspected they would have to turn a car into a delivery room.
  Over the weekend, a couple flagged down several officers on Maryland Route 198. The man told officers his wife was in labor and the baby was on her way.
  The officers jumped into action and put their training to use to help deliver a healthy baby girl.
  The couple and their new bundle of joy named Angeli
  
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• New Floor Opens At MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital To Help Inpatient Treatment

  20-08-2019 23:07
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The elevator doors open Wednesday to a new era of healing at MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital.
  It’s an entire floor of new technology, designed down to the detail, renovated to help rehabilitate patients recovering from strokes, amputations and other conditions.
  A crosswalk button and a bright white mailbox are not exactly what you’d expect to find in a hospital, but it is what you’ll see on floor five of the hospital.
  “The new technology, the open
  
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• Church Wipes Out $3 Million In Medical Debt For 1,589 Local Families

  20-08-2019 22:48
  RUSSELLVILLE, Ark. (CBS Local) — A church in central Arkansas has just paid off more than $3 million of medical debt for 1,589 of its neighbors.
  “It’s one thing to communicate to you ‘we love you’ to a community. It’s another to demonstrate,” Chris Abington, senior pastor at City Church in Russellville, told CBS affiliate KTHV on Monday. “And Jesus always demonstrated it first.”
  The City Church pastors say they borrowed an idea from a church
  
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• Inmate Indicted In Fellow Inmate’s Murder At Maryland Correctional Training Center

  20-08-2019 21:43
  PIKESVILLE, Md. (WJZ) — A 39-year-old inmate at the Maryland Correctional Training Facility in Hagerstown has been indicted in the murder of a fellow inmate in May, state police said Tuesday.
  Thomas Cole, 39, is charged with second-degree murder and associated assault charges in connection with 56-year-old Ronnie Harris’ death.
  Inmate Dies After Assault At Maryland Correctional Training Center
  Harris had been found unresponsive on a housing tier May 29. He died a day later at a hospi
  
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• Body Found At Brush Fire Site Ruled A Homicide

  20-08-2019 21:19
  BOWIE, Md. (AP) — Maryland authorities say a body found over the weekend while firefighters battled a brush fire is a homicide victim.
  Prince George’s County police said Tuesday that detectives have learned that the victim was killed in the District of Columbia. As a result, the Metropolitan Police Department has taken over the case.
  The body was found Saturday after firefighters extinguished a fire off of U.S. Route 50 in Bowie.
  Police say an autopsy found that the female victim was
  
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• BPD Sgt. Isaac Carrington ‘Progressing,’ ‘Still Has A Long Way To Go’ In Recovery, Commissioner Says

  20-08-2019 21:10
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore Police Sergeant Isaac Carrington, who was shot a week and a half ago during an attempted armed robbery, continues to recover at Shock Trauma and “still has a long way to go,” Commissioner Michael Harrison said Tuesday.
  Harrison visited the injured sergeant Monday and said Carrington’s health is progressing.
  RELATED COVERAGE:‘I’ll Be Back’ | Baltimore Police Sgt. Isaac Carrington Sends Message From Shock Trauma
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• Maryland Weather: Severe Storm Watches Into Tuesday Night

  20-08-2019 21:07
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Severe thunderstorms could be headed across Maryland on Tuesday, with severe thunderstorm watches in parts of the state.
  There is a severe thunderstorm watch for Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Calvert, Carroll, Charles, Frederick, Harford, Howard, Montgomery, Prince George’s, St. Marys, Washington counties and Baltimore City until 9 p.m.Severe Thunderstorm Watch for central Maryland until 9pm. Storms approaching Hagerstown at 3pm and will continue moving east through the
  
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• One Person Killed After Vehicle Crashes Into Utility Pole In Towson

  20-08-2019 21:00
  TOWSON, MD. (WJZ) — A crash has turned fatal after a person’s vehicle crashed into a utility pole.
  Baltimore County Fire were on the scene of Edgeclift Road and E. Joppa Road at around 10:30 a.m.#BCoFD MVC wRESCUE//Edgeclift Rd & E Joppa Rd, Towson//single vehicle into a utility pole. 1 person trapped/critically injured D/T 1023hrs^NT
  — Baltimore County Fire Department (@BaltCoFire) August 20, 2019Authorities said that the driver was trapped in the car and had to be ex
  
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• Drivers Reminded To Stay Alert As Back-To-School Season Nears

  20-08-2019 20:30
  PIKESVILLE, Md. (WJZ) — State and local officials are reminding drivers to be cautious and stay alert as school buses and kids return to streets and sidewalks this fall.
  The State Highway Administration and AAA Mid-Atlantic held an event at Summit Park Elementary School in Pikesville Tuesday, stressing the importance of drivers and pedestrians being aware of their surroundings.
  The administration’s “Look Up, Look Out” campaign is aimed at educating pedestrians and drivers
  
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• 62-Year-Old Man With Dementia Missing In Baltimore County

  20-08-2019 20:21
  BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — Baltimore County Police are searching for a missing 62-year-old man who has dementia.
  Brinley Fried was last seen Monday at around 2 p.m. in the 5500 block of Baltimore National Pike wearing jeans and a gray sweatshirt.
  Credit: Baltimore County Police
  Police said he may frequent the area around Oak Ave and Robbies Bar & Grill in Sparrows Point.
  Call 410-307-2020 or 911 with information.
  
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• 22-Year-Old Bel Air Man Arrested On Child Pornography Charges

  20-08-2019 20:20
  BEL AIR, Md. (WJZ) — A Harford County man was arrested and charged Tuesday after a Maryland State Police Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force investigation developed evidence supporting charges of distribution and possession of child pornography.
  Christian Shoap, 22, of Bel Air was charged with four counts of distribution of child pornography and nine counts of possession of child pornography.
  Credit: Maryland State Police
  He was arrested at his home Tuesday at around 6 a.m., police
  
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• Police Searching For Missing Rockville Woman

  20-08-2019 20:13
  ROCKVILLE, Md. (WJZ) — Police are searching for a missing Rockville woman who was reported missing August 16.
  Nikima Slaughter, 41, of the 5300 block of Marinelli Road, is 5’6″ and weighs 150 lbs.
  Credit: Montgomery County Police
  She has brown hair and brown eyes, and was last seen wearing a t-shirt and jeans.
  Police are concerned for Nikima Slaughter’s welfare.
  Anyone who has information regarding Nikima Slaughter’s whereabouts is asked to call the Montgomery Count
  
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• Police Locate Rockville Woman

  20-08-2019 20:13
  ROCKVILLE, Md. (WJZ) —  UPDATE: Nikima Slaughter has been located safe and unharmed.
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  Police were searching for a missing Rockville woman who was reported missing August 16.
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• Maryland Workplace Safety Officials Cite Violations At BWI Airport

  20-08-2019 20:03
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — As part of a Maryland Occupational Safety and Health investigation, a grounds-services vendor has been cited for violations at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Airport.
  Menzies Aviation, based in Anne Arundel County, has been cited for several violations including:No fall protection on top of tunnels
  No training for fall protection
  No head protection for employees in the tunnels.
  No fire extinguisher on truck
  No proper nameplate on truckThe violations have
  
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• One Person Shot In Middle River Overnight

  20-08-2019 19:56
  MIDDLE RIVER, Md. (WJZ) — One person was hospitalized after a shooting in Middle River late Monday night, Baltimore County Police said.
  Officials said police were called to the 200 block of Shagbark Road around 11:50 p.m. Monday for a report of a shooting.
  No other details have been released.
  
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• Broken locks, poor lighting: Baltimore schools found to have ‘significant security and safety issues’ - Baltimore Sun

  20-08-2019 19:33 via baltimoresun.com
  Broken locks, poor lighting: Baltimore schools found to have ‘significant security and safety issues’  Baltimore SunThe report found that across 165 Baltimore schools, “many of the interior doors to the classrooms do not have the ability/capability of being locked from the ...
  
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• Former Planned Parenthood President Dr. Leana Wen Takes Job At George Washington University

  20-08-2019 19:32
  WASHINGTON (WJZ) — Dr. Leana Wen, the former president of Planned Parenthood and Baltimore City Health Commissioner, has taken a job at George Washington University.
  Wen announced the career move on Twitter Tuesday, just over a month after her ouster at Planned Parenthood.
  “Honored to join exceptional colleagues @GWpublichealth @GW_Workforce to train future generations of public health leaders who are dedicated to achieving health equity and fighting for social justice,” Wen wr
  
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• Part of building collapses, sending debris into road - WBAL TV Baltimore

  20-08-2019 19:30 via wbaltv.com
  Part of building collapses, sending debris into road  WBAL TV BaltimorePart of a building collapsed Tuesday in east Baltimore.
  
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• New Baltimore City Department of Transportation sworn-in on Tuesday morning - Fox Baltimore

  20-08-2019 19:16 via foxbaltimore.com
  New Baltimore City Department of Transportation sworn-in on Tuesday morning  Fox Baltimore(WBFF) -- On Tuesday morning, Baltimore City Mayor Jack Young held a swearing in ceremony for Director of Transportation Steve Sharkey and Director of ...
  
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• Family, Friends Lay Keshon Nowlin To Rest, Campus Memorial Planned For Sunday

  20-08-2019 18:45
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Keshon Nowlin was laid to rest Tuesday after a packed funeral service at Bibleway Christian Fellowship Church.
  Police are still looking for the woman allegedly responsible for Nowlin’s death after he was hit and killed while he and three other people were trying to change a tire.
  Friends tell WJZ Nowlin left a lasting impact on his friends, teammates and the school he loved.
  The rising junior was also Mr. Black and Gold, and a running back on the football team.
  His
  
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• Multiple Tires Slashed On Northwood Drive Overnight

  20-08-2019 18:22
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — An investigation is underway after several cars’ tires were slashed in a North Baltimore community.
  The slashings happened on Northwood Drive, police said they got the call at around 4:30 a.m. Tuesday morning.
  Police took 12 reports on the scene, but neighbors said 20 tires were slashed overall.
  Repairment fixed what they could, as tow trucks were called in for the more heavily damaged vehicles.
  The cost of the total damage is estimated to be in the thousands.
  Anyon
  
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• Baltimore Symphony Musicians Hold Outdoor Rush Hour Concert

  20-08-2019 18:00
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore Symphony Musicians held an hour-long concert for cars driving during rush hour Tuesday.
  The musicians set up along the 1400 block of North Charles Street, between Mt. Royal Ave. and the JFX northbound ramp.
  The curbside concert featured the music of Bach, Handel, Mozart, and more. Officials said in a statement that this is a way to reach area residents and commuters.
  This is now the 10th week of a lockout due to a lack of funds.
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• Bruce Cunningham Resigns After 20 Years As Ravens Public-Address Announcer

  20-08-2019 17:51
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Longtime sportscaster for the Baltimore Ravens, Bruce Cunningham has officially stepped back from the mic.
  Cunningham, who also works as the Fox45 as the weekday sports anchor, resigned effective immediately, he tweeted out Tuesday.Twenty Years Feels Like Enough https://t.co/5waVcQ6fnW
  — Bruce Cunningham (@Bruce45Sports) August 20, 2019He added there will be a new announcer at the Ravens’ September 15 home opener.
  
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• A PETA Billboard in Baltimore Depicts Jared Kushner As a 'Rich Pest' - Newsweek

  20-08-2019 17:51 via newsweek.com
  A PETA Billboard in Baltimore Depicts Jared Kushner As a 'Rich Pest'  NewsweekA new billboard erected in Baltimore, Maryland, on Monday by the pet advocacy group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) depicts Jared ...
  
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• Paul Ryan Moving To Maryland, But Not Selling Wisconsin Home

  20-08-2019 17:43
  MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Former House Speaker Paul Ryan is moving his family from his hometown of Janesville, Wisconsin, to a house in a Washington, D.C., suburb less than a year after he retired from Congress saying he wanted to spend more time with his children.
  Ryan spokesman Kevin Seifert said Tuesday that Ryan and his family will be “temporarily” renting a house in Maryland and splitting their time between there and their longtime home in Janesville.
  He is not selling the Jane
  
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• Partial Building Collapse On Greenmount Ave In East Baltimore

  20-08-2019 17:15
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Part of a building has collapsed on Greenmount Ave at Preston in East Baltimore.
  This report comes from WJZ’s Mike Hellgren.Breaking: Part of a building collapsed on Greenmount Ave at Preston in East Baltimore; no one appears injured @wjz pic.twitter.com/CTmRF9QG7j
  — Mike Hellgren (@HellgrenWJZ) August 20, 2019No one appears injured, but there is no confirmation from police as of now.
  Police blocked off Greenmount Ave at around 11:10 a.m.
  Firefighters are at t
  
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• E-Cigarettes Change Blood Vessels After Just One Use, Study Says

  20-08-2019 17:01
  (CNN) — A new study is the latest to show changes in cardiovascular function after vaping e-liquids, though in this case, those liquids didn’t even contain nicotine.
  The study, published Tuesday in the journal Radiology, concluded that vaping temporarily impacts blood vessel function in healthy people. Using MRI scans, it found, for example, changes in blood flow within the femoral artery in the leg after just one use. The researchers couldn’t determine which chemical might be
  
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• Maryland Man Jailed For Threats Against Hispanics In Florida

  20-08-2019 16:47
  MIAMI (AP) — A Maryland man is jailed in Seattle after the FBI said he made a series of social media threats against Hispanics in the Miami area.
  Court records show 35-year-old Eric Lin had an initial court hearing Monday in Seattle federal court on a charge of interstate transmission of threatening communication. Lin has not yet entered a plea.
  An FBI complaint in Miami says Lin sent messages via Facebook between May and August to a Hispanic woman he knows, threatening her and her family,
  
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• Clinic Workers Say They’ve Been Warned To Only Speak English Or They’ll Be Fired

  20-08-2019 16:38
  HAINES CITY, Fla. (CBS Local) — A group of health care workers at a state-run health clinic in Florida say they’ve been told to stop speaking Spanish among themselves or risk being fired.
  Seven nurses and clerks at the Florida Health Department clinic in Haines City say they are being harassed by management for speaking Spanish at work.
  “It feels like you’re a criminal, like you’re doing something that is wrong,” said Mairylí Miranda, a nurse who has li
  
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• One Person Trapped, Critically Injured After Crashing Into Utility Pole In Towson

  20-08-2019 16:33
  TOWSON, MD. (WJZ) — Baltimore County Fire are on the scene of Edgeclift Road and E. Joppa Road after a vehicle went into a utility pole.#BCoFD MVC wRESCUE//Edgeclift Rd & E Joppa Rd, Towson//single vehicle into a utility pole. 1 person trapped/critically injured D/T 1023hrs^NT
  — Baltimore County Fire Department (@BaltCoFire) August 20, 2019One person is reportedly trapped and critically injured.
  
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• HUD Awards $1M To Clean Up Lead Hazards In Maryland Public Housing

  20-08-2019 16:14
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded more than $1 million to two public housing authorities in Maryland to find and reduce lead-based paint hazards in older public housing units.
  Nationally, $27.8 million is being awarded to 38 PHAs in 25 states.
  The grants will be targeted to around 2,800 public housing units across the U.S., most of which are currently occupied by families with young children.
  In Maryland, $898,750 will go to the Housing Aut
  
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• A billboard in Baltimore calls Jared Kushner a 'rich pest.' It was put up by PETA - USA TODAY

  20-08-2019 16:03 via usatoday.com
  A billboard in Baltimore calls Jared Kushner a 'rich pest.' It was put up by PETA  USA TODAYA billboard in Baltimore posted by the controversial animal-rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals shows a cartoon version of Jared Kushner ...
  
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• Officials: Anne Arundel County Must Open Private Beach To Public

  20-08-2019 16:02
  MAYO, Md. (AP) — Maryland’s Natural Resources Department is mandating a county open up a small stretch of beach access to the public, saying it’s been used privately and in violation of grant agreements for 30 years.
  The Capital reports the department stated Anne Arundel County has allowed a community association private access to 1,860 feet (567 meters) of what should be public shoreline at Beverly Beach.
  The Beverly Beach Community Association has leased the land from the cou
  
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• Baltimore County Department Of Health Search For Man Who Removed Rabid Raccoon Off Roadway

  20-08-2019 15:56
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore County Department of Health and Human Services is searching for a man who removed a rabid racoon from a roadway on Friday.
  Baltimore County Police responded to a call about a racoon that was hit by a car in the unit block of Slade Avenue.
  The raccoon tested positive for rabies and now the department is asking for help identifying the person who removed the dead animal from the road.
  He is described as a white man in his late 30s with brown hair, wearing glasses
  
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• Dick’s Sporting Goods Is Testing If It Should Stop Selling Guns

  20-08-2019 15:30
  (CNN) — Dick’s Sporting Goods considered stopping all gun sales in early 2018. A shooting at the high school in Parkland, Florida, had killed 17 people. And the company was shocked into action.
  “We did have a conversation about that,” CEO Ed Stack told CNN Business earlier this year. “At the time we felt it was a part of our DNA and we should stay in it. So many people in the country are law-abiding citizens who use firearms to hunt, to use from a recreation standpo
  
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• Suspect Arrested For Rape, Attempted Murder Of Silver Spring Woman

  20-08-2019 14:27
  SILVER SPRING, Md. (WJZ) — Police said 26-year-old Kevin Mendoza raped and tried to murder a woman as she walked into her apartment building Friday.
  Officers responded to the building in the 8500 block of 16th St. around 11:55 p.m.
  Detectives said the victim was carrying items from her car in the parking lot when she began to feel she was being followed. They said when she unlocked the door to the building, the suspect grabbed her from behind and threw her to the floor.
  According to police
  
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• Weather Blog: Another Heat Wave

  20-08-2019 14:16
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — It’s hot. SO what is new, and I am not talking about “because it’s Summer.” Some numbers were crunched regarding the word “hot” since January 1. And here is, monthly, how it squares away in a historical perspective. (These numbers, “recorded history”, since weather records began in the 1880’s.)
  January – 3rd hottest in recorded history
  February – 5th hottest in recorded history
  March -2nd hottest in recorde
  
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• Baltimore Symphony Musicians To Hold Outdoor Rush Hour Concert

  20-08-2019 13:51
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore Symphony Musicians will hold an hour long concert for cars driving during rush hour Tuesday.
  The musicians will be set up along the 1400 block of North Charles Street, between Mt. Royal Ave. and the JFX northbound ramp.
  The curbside concert will be from 4:15 p.m. – 5:15 p.m. and will feature the music of Bach, Handel, Mozart, and more. Officials said in a statement that this will be a way to reach area residents and commuters as they make their way home.
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• Maryland To Invest Nearly $10M In Rural Broadband Expansion

  20-08-2019 13:01
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — The state of Maryland is making available nearly $10 million for efforts to bring reliable and affordable internet service to residents of rural communities.
  Gov. Larry Hogan said in a statement Monday that the $9.9 million will be the first installment of a five-year, $100 million initiative expected to benefit 225,000 Maryland residents. He says his administration is working to provide high-speed internet to every county in the state.
  Hogan’s administration es
  
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• Maryland Woman Accused Of Twice Trying To Rob Delaware Home

  20-08-2019 12:23
  FRANKFORD, Del. (AP) — A Maryland woman is accused of trying to rob the same Delaware home twice.
  News outlets report 42-year-old Maureen E. Gray was arrested last week on charges including second-degree burglary and attempted theft.
  State police say Gray entered the unlocked Frankford home late Thursday while two people were still inside it. They say a woman in the home saw Gray hiding behind a bathroom door and screamed for the homeowner. The three fought and Gray suffered minor injuries
  
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• Author Laura Lippman on Baltimore, mystery writing, and Edgar Allan Poe. - Slate

  20-08-2019 12:01 via slate.com
  Author Laura Lippman on Baltimore, mystery writing, and Edgar Allan Poe.  SlateAuthor Laura Lippman on Baltimore, mystery writing, and Edgar Allan Poe.
  
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• As court rules against family who sued Baltimore medics for man’s death; attorney warns of chilling effect - Baltimore Sun

  20-08-2019 11:03 via baltimoresun.com
  As court rules against family who sued Baltimore medics for man’s death; attorney warns of chilling effect  Baltimore SunA Court of Appeals has denied a family monetary damages in the 2011 death of a Baltimore man, saying that while medics did not follow protocol when treating ...
  
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• How to spend the perfect day at the Maryland State Fair - Baltimore Sun

  20-08-2019 11:01 via baltimoresun.com
  How to spend the perfect day at the Maryland State Fair  Baltimore SunHere are some suggestions for a perfect day-long stay at the fair, starting in the morning with a cow or two and ending roughly 12 hours later with music to bring ...
  
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• Rush-hour parade in Baltimore results in traffic backups, leaves city councilman wondering how it was approved - Baltimore Sun

  20-08-2019 09:00 via baltimoresun.com
  Rush-hour parade in Baltimore results in traffic backups, leaves city councilman wondering how it was approved  Baltimore SunA Shriners parade is scheduled in downtown Baltimore Wednesday, disrupting traffic and leading City Councilman Eric Costello questioning why the event was ...
  
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• $125 million Baltimore tunnel grant opens double stack option for rail shippers - Logistics Management

  20-08-2019 07:05 via logisticsmgmt.com
  $125 million Baltimore tunnel grant opens double stack option for rail shippers  Logistics ManagementEast Coast rail shippers stymied by the lack of double stack rail container option on a 125-year-old tunnel underneath Baltimore may be seeing light at the end of ...
  
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• ‘Shocking, Disturbing And Horrific’: BARCS Hoping To Save Dog Found In Baltimore Alley With Severe Neck Injuries - CBS Baltimore

  20-08-2019 05:59 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  ‘Shocking, Disturbing And Horrific’: BARCS Hoping To Save Dog Found In Baltimore Alley With Severe Neck Injuries  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Baltimore Animal Rescue & Care Shelter is hoping to save a dog who was found in a Baltimore alley last week with severe injuries to ...
  
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