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• When is a dress code discrimination? Rules at Baltimore’s Choptank restaurant cause outcry - Baltimore Sun

  17-09-2019 23:57 via baltimoresun.com
  When is a dress code discrimination? Rules at Baltimore’s Choptank restaurant cause outcry  Baltimore SunPosted by a brick wall outside the Choptank restaurant, newly installed in the former south shed of Fells Point's Broadway Market, a plaque states a list of ...
  
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• PGPD Investigating Fatal Shooting In Capitol Heights After Man Found Shot In Roadway

  17-09-2019 23:48
  PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — Prince George’s County Police are investigating a fatal shooting Monday night in Capitol Heights.
  Officers were called to assist a man who was shot in the 4100 block of Byers Street at around 8:50 p.m.Detectives identify victim in last night's fatal shooting in Capitol Heights as 26-year-old Tyler Wilson of Fredericksburg, Virginia. https://t.co/ukwPY1KLPx
  — PGPDNEWS (@PGPDNews) September 17, 2019Police found 26-year-old Tyler Alexander
  
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• Public Hearings Begin Over Plan To Redistrict Schools In Howard County

  17-09-2019 23:39
  HOWARD COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — The Board of Education is hearing from the community about a controversial plan to redistrict schools in Howard County.
  According to the school district’s website, the redistricting plan will reassign just over 7,300 students in the county’s elementary, middle and high schools.
  The proposed redistricting plan would go into effect for the 2020-2021 school year.
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• 1 In 16 US Women’s First Experience With Sexual Intercourse Was Rape, Study Says

  17-09-2019 23:30
  (CNN) — More than 3.3 million American women ages 18 to 44 were raped the first time they had sexual intercourse, according to a new study, and “all demographic groups reported substantial roles of forced sexual initiation.”
  The study, published Monday in the medical journal JAMA Internal Medicine, notes the World Health Organization recognizes forced sexual initiation — “an unwanted first sexual intercourse that is physically forced or coerced” — as a d
  
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• VIDEO: Surveillance Footage Released After Train, Car Collide In Baltimore County - CBS Baltimore

  17-09-2019 23:10 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  VIDEO: Surveillance Footage Released After Train, Car Collide In Baltimore County  CBS BaltimoreROSEDALE, Md. (WJZ) — Surveillance footage was released of a train and car colliding Tuesday morning in Baltimore County. The incident happened in the ...
  
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• VIDEO: CSX Releases Surveillance Footage After Train, Car Collide In Baltimore County - CBS Baltimore

  17-09-2019 23:10 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  VIDEO: CSX Releases Surveillance Footage After Train, Car Collide In Baltimore County  CBS BaltimoreROSEDALE, Md. (WJZ) — CSX officials have released surveillance footage of a train and car colliding Tuesday morning in Baltimore County. The incident ...
  
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• Maryland Remembers 170th Anniversary Of Harriet Tubman’s Self-Liberation From Slavery

  17-09-2019 22:56
  CAMBRIDGE, Md. (WJZ) — Tuesday marked the 170th anniversary of Harriet Tubman’s self-liberation from her enslavement on the Eastern Shore.
  Governor Larry Hogan proclaimed September as International Underground Railroad Month. One of the most successful Underground Railroad conductors, Tubman was born on the Eastern Shore in Maryland.
  Standing at just five feet tall, she was considered a giant by many.
  “She made choices that had a positive impact on our nation that really change
  
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• Maryland Opioid-Related Deaths Have Dropped In The Last Year, New State Figures Show

  17-09-2019 22:16
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Maryland’s opioid-related deaths have dropped in the last year, including those linked to fentanyl, new state figures released this week show.
  The Maryland Department of Health and Opioid Operational Command Center released 2019’s second-quarter fatal overdose data, which provides opioid-related details and information regarding the fight against Maryland’s opioid crisis.
  The OOCC said in Maryland there were 1,182 unintentional intoxication deaths a
  
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• Man Shot In The Buttocks While Driving In NE Baltimore, Police Say

  17-09-2019 21:55
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police are investigating a shooting where a 21-year-old man was shot in the buttocks Tuesday afternoon.
  At around 1:01 p.m., patrol officers responded to an area hospital for a report of a walk-in shooting victim.
  When they arrived they found a 21-year-old man suffering from a gunshot wound.
  The victim said he was driving in the 5400 block of Belair Road when he heard gunshots. The victim then tried to flee but realized he had been shot.
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• Defense Seeks Competency Exam For Rondell Henry, Man Accused Of Terror Plot

  17-09-2019 21:50
  COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) — A defense attorney is seeking a court-ordered psychiatric or psychological exam for a man accused of planning an Islamic State-inspired attack at a shopping and entertainment complex near Washington, D.C.
  Rondell Henry’s lawyer filed the request under seal this week, but a federal prosecutor’s court filing Tuesday indicates the defense wants an expert to determine if Henry is mentally incompetent to stand trial.
  Henry’s attorney, assistant public
  
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• OIG Office Investigate Claims Of ‘Wasteful Spending’ After 2 City Employees Go To SXSW

  17-09-2019 21:38
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The city’s Office of the Inspector General released a report from their investigation into how much money two employees spent on a work trip after a complaint about wasteful spending.
  According to Baltimore City’s OIG, two city employees went to the South by Southwest (SXSW) Music Festival in Austin, Texas in March to recruit sponsors and scout for musical talent for the AFRAM Festivals. A complaint suggested wasteful spending after the pair retroactive asked
  
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• Commissioner Harrison Says BPD Hasn’t Done ‘Deep Dive’ On Corruption Case, But Hints More Could Come

  17-09-2019 21:25
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison is hinting there’s more shoes yet to drop in the Gun Trace Task Force scandal.
  Commissioner Harrison testified before a police reform commission in Annapolis on Tuesday to restore trust in policing.
  At issue was the department’s response to the Gun Trace Task Force scandal that landed eight officers in federal prison.
  “There’s still some ongoing matters that have not yet conducted a full inve
  
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• Body Found Is Charla Melvin, Medical Examiner Confirms - CBS Baltimore

  17-09-2019 21:10 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Body Found Is Charla Melvin, Medical Examiner Confirms  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — The body of a woman found wrapped in blankets and plastic in west Baltimore this weekend is missing Baltimore County ...
  
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• Body Found Is Charla Melvin, Medical Examiner Confirms

  17-09-2019 21:10
  BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — The body of a woman found wrapped in blankets and plastic in west Baltimore this weekend is missing Baltimore County woman Charla Melvin, police confirm.
  The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner has confirmed to police that the body found on Hollins Street in Baltimore on Saturday morning is Melvin, positively identified through dental records.
  The Baltimore County Police homicide unit is continuing to investigate into Melvin’s death.
  Melvin was reported
  
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• Help Name The Newest Member Of The MPD Horse Unit

  17-09-2019 20:50
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — There’s still time to vote to name one of D.C.’s finest!
  Metro Police Department Horse Mounted Unit has a new member, a 2000 lbs, eight-year-old Clydesdale Gelding.
  But this horse needs a name!0917horse3Credit: Metro Police DepartmentCredit: Metro Police Department0917horse1Credit: Metro Police DepartmentIf you want to help, you can cast your vote on a Google Doc created by the Metropolitan Police Department
  The choices are Atlas, Thor, Titan, Hercules an
  
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• A 'blueprint for success' is showing dividends in Baltimore - NBCNews.com

  17-09-2019 20:39 via nbcnews.com
  A 'blueprint for success' is showing dividends in Baltimore  NBCNews.comThe week before school started in early September, Dr. Sonja Santelises, CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools, was visiting campuses as they prepared for the ...
  
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• Police Investigate Threat Against Howard County Schools Superintendent On TikTok; Charges Are Possible

  17-09-2019 20:36
  CLARKSVILLE, Md. (WJZ) — Police in Howard County are investigating a threat made on the social media app TikTok against the school superintendent.
  Police officials said they have determined the threat was made as a “joke” by a River Hill High student.
  Charges are possible in the case.
  The post was made on TikTok several weeks ago and since has been deleted.
  A hearing is scheduled on Tuesday evening at county schools headquarters in Ellicott City. Officers are scheduled to atten
  
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• Prince George’s County Police Make Arrest In Paddle Boat Theft

  17-09-2019 20:30
  NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. (WJZ) — Police In Prince George’s County have arrested a man for stealing a paddleboat at the National Harbor.
  Around 7:15 p.m. Monday, officers responded to a call for a stolen paddle boat.pic.twitter.com/Vt7i7oNMEM
  — Rachel S. Cohen (@rachelkaras) September 16, 2019Preliminary information revealed a man swam to a docked paddle boat and removed it from the dock without payment.
  He then proceeded to paddle the boat further into the Potomac River.
  Harbor Uni
  
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• Author Of Early “Red Flag” Law Says It Has “Stood The Test Of Time”

  17-09-2019 20:10
  Lawmakers disagree on much of what’s been proposed to stem gun violence in America. But one proposal that has support from some Republicans and Democrats is what’s known as a “red flag law.”
  This type of law, also known as an “extreme risk protection order,” is currently in force in 17 states and the District of Columbia. It gives family members, and in some cases police officers, the power to obtain a swift temporary court order from a judge to confiscate fir
  
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• VIDEO: CSX Releases Surveillance Footage After Train, Car Collide In Baltimore County

  17-09-2019 19:40
  ROSEDALE, Md. (WJZ) — CSX officials have released surveillance footage of a train and car colliding Tuesday morning in Baltimore County.
  The incident happened in the 7500 block of Lake Drive around 7 a.m. Officials said the car was hit while trying to cross the train tracks.
  The Volkswagon sedan was hit along Lake Drive, off 68th Street but it was pushed about a mile to where it was pulled out along Gilmore and Rosedale Avenues.
  Witnesses who live in the area said they saw the driver pulle
  
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• Mayor Jack Young Has A Plan To Get Squeegee Kids Off Baltimore Intersections, But It Costs $1.19M - CBS Baltimore

  17-09-2019 19:26 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Mayor Jack Young Has A Plan To Get Squeegee Kids Off Baltimore Intersections, But It Costs $1.19M  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (WJZ) — Mayor Jack Young believes he has a solution to end issues related to Baltimore's squeegee kids, but it won't be cheap. After spending two ...
  
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• Mayor Jack Young Has A Plan To Get Squeegee Kids Off Baltimore Intersections, But It Costs $1.19M

  17-09-2019 19:26
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Mayor Jack Young believes he has a solution to end issues related to Baltimore’s squeegee kids, but it won’t be cheap.
  After spending two months talking to squeegee kids, community members, business owners and education professionals, the Baltimore mayor’s office of Children and Family Success has released a nearly $1.2 million plan to help deter the youth from working at city intersections and redirect their energy.
  The Squeegee Alternative Plan hopes t
  
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• Kohl’s To Hire More Than 850 Seasonal Workers For Baltimore-Area Stores

  17-09-2019 19:26
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore-area retail workers looking for a seasonal gig- listen up.
  In preparation for the holiday season, Kohl’s Department Stores is hiring 9,000 seasonal associates- including 850 around Baltimore.
  The goal is to hire 5,000 seasonal associates at more than 1,100 stores nationwide in one day on October 5- including at locations in the Baltimore-area.
  Interested?
  Check out their job site for more information or to apply.
   
   
  
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• Police Department Seeks ‘Purrrrfect Name’ For Adorable ‘Pawofficer’ Kitten Recruit

  17-09-2019 19:20
  FORT SMITH, Ark. (CBS Local) — An Arkansas police department that has recruited a rescue kitten says it needs the public’s help to “pick the purrrrfect name” for the “little guy.”
  “Introducing our Pawfficer, the newest member of the FSPD Team,” the Fort Smith Police Department shared Friday on Facebook. “In the next several days, we will be compiling names for our furry friend.”
  The FSPD plans to ask the public for help via a Facebook p
  
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• Woman Arrested After Allegedly Threatening To ‘Shoot 400 People For Fun’

  17-09-2019 19:13
  McALESTER, Okla. (CBS Local) — An Oklahoma woman was taken into custody Sunday after allegedly threatening to “shoot 400 people for fun,” possibly at her former high school, according to deputies.
  Alexis Wilson was arrested on accusations of making terroristic threats against her former school, McAlester High School in McAlester, Oklahoma.
  Deputies seized an AK-47 assault rifle with six magazines and a 12-gauge shotgun with a stock sleeve for extra shells.
  Authorities say one o
  
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• Cheerleading Squad On Probation After Trump 2020 Banner Displayed Before Game

  17-09-2019 18:56
  STANLY COUNTY, N.C. (CBS Local) — A North Carolina cheerleading team was placed on probation Monday after posing for a picture in front of a Trump 2020 re-election banner at a football game.
  The North Stanly High School cheerleaders took the picture in front of a “Trump 2020: Make America Great Again” banner on Aug. 30 before a football game at the high school, northeast of Charlotte, apparently violating district policy of displaying political ads at school events.
  The photo c
  
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• White Baltimore County officer disciplined after black city school principal alleges police verbally abused hi - Baltimore Sun

  17-09-2019 18:36 via baltimoresun.com
  White Baltimore County officer disciplined after black city school principal alleges police verbally abused hi  Baltimore SunThe Baltimore County Police Department has taken administrative action against a white officer who was involved in a dispute this summer with an ...
  
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• Montgomery County Police Searching For Coin Store Burglar

  17-09-2019 18:32
  SILVER SPRING (WJZ) — A suspect was caught on camera breaking into a coin store and stealing items from it in Silver Spring.
  Montgomery County police said surveillance video shows a suspect kicking in the door, then smashing the glass cases before taking off with the stolen items.
  Credit: Montgomery County Police
  Anyone with information should call Montgomery County Crime Solvers, you may be eligible for a reward.
  
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• Former Maryland Employee Indicted For Possession Of Child Pornography - CBS Baltimore

  17-09-2019 18:20 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Former Maryland Employee Indicted For Possession Of Child Pornography  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (WJZ) — A former Maryland state employee was indicted Tuesday for possession of child pornography, Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh ...
  
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• Former Maryland Employee Indicted For Possession Of Child Pornography

  17-09-2019 18:20
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A former Maryland state employee was indicted Tuesday for possession of child pornography, Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh announced.
  70-year-old Stephen Wayne Cormack, who worked for the Maryland Department of General Services, was found using his work computer and a personal computer to view images of child pornography.
  Credit: Maryland State Police
  Charges include 10 counts of possession of child pornography.
  The investigation began in February 2019 when someone
  
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• Police Investigating Alleged Sexual Assault Off-Campus In College Park

  17-09-2019 18:01
  COLLEGE PARK, MD. (WJZ) — The Prince George’s County Police Department is investigating an alleged sexual assault in College Park off-campus of the University of Maryland.
  On September 16 at around 8:30 p.m., a woman was walking in the area of College Avenue and Columbia Avenue when she said a suspect approached her from behind and knocked her to the ground.
  She then said he sexually assaulted her and ran from the area.
  There is no suspect description at this time, and police said th
  
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• Regional Bus Driver Shortage Affecting 2 Maryland Public School Systems, Including Baltimore County

  17-09-2019 17:56
  BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — A regional school bus driver shortage is now affecting two Maryland counties.
  Baltimore County Public Schools officials report they are about 50 bus drivers short in the northeast region of the county.
  Brandon Oland with BCPS said there are days when children are picked up later than usual.
  Oland said a contributing factor is that parents are registering their child at the start of the school year, causing officials to have to reroute buses and change pick up
  
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• UMBC Campus Closed Tuesday For Water Outage

  17-09-2019 17:47
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The University of Maryland Baltimore County campus will be closed Tuesday due to a water outage.
  A 12-inch water main at 5509 Wilkens Avenue in Baltimore was reported broken and affecting water on campus.
  The city’s Department of Public Works has a contractor working on scene to fix the issue.12-inch broken water main at 5509 Wilkens Ave. Water outage affecting UMBC campus. DPW contractor on the scene.
  — BaltimoreDPW (@BaltimoreDPW) September 17, 2019
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• Man Fatally Hit By SUV In Prince George’s County

  17-09-2019 17:38
  PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — A man was fatally hit by an SUV while trying to cross the road in Prince George’s County early Tuesday morning.We are on the scene of a fatal pedestrian collision at Annapolis Road and Atwell Avenue. pic.twitter.com/q6rF1hgaIV
  — PGPDNEWS (@PGPDNews) September 17, 2019Prince George’s County Police said a man was trying to cross at Atwell Avenue on Annapolis Road when he was hit by an SUV around 5:50 a.m.
  The man was pronounced dead
  
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• Baltimore’s Le Comptoir du Vin Makes Bon Appétit’s 2019 Hot 10 List Of Best New Restaurants - CBS Baltimore

  17-09-2019 17:30 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Baltimore’s Le Comptoir du Vin Makes Bon Appétit’s 2019 Hot 10 List Of Best New Restaurants  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (WJZ) — A Baltimore eatery landed a coveted spot on Bon Appétit's 2019 Hot 10 List of best new restaurants. The magazine revealed its list on ...
  
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• Baltimore’s Le Comptoir du Vin Makes Bon Appétit’s 2019 Hot 10 List Of Best New Restaurants

  17-09-2019 17:30
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A Baltimore eatery landed a coveted spot on Bon Appétit’s 2019 Hot 10 List of best new restaurants.
  The magazine revealed its list on CBS This Morning.
  Le Comptoir du Vin, a wine bar at 1749 Maryland Avenue in the city’s Station North neighborhood, features menu items like Uovo in Raviolo, mussels, lentils and pate.Other Baltimore restaurants also were nominated in the top 50 including Larder, a lunch eatery featuring seasonal items, small plates eatery
  
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• Baltimore Police Academy expected to relocate to University of Baltimore - Baltimore Sun

  17-09-2019 17:26 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore Police Academy expected to relocate to University of Baltimore  Baltimore SunThe city will lease the space for roughly $6.8 million over five years.
  
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• Dundalk Road Rage Incident Ends In Four People Injured In Stabbing

  17-09-2019 17:25
  DUNDALK, Md. (WJZ) — Baltimore County Police are investigating after multiple people were injured in a road rage incident that turned into a stabbing Monday night.
  Police responded to multiple calls for a stabbing on North Point Road at Merritt Boulevard around 9 p.m. where they found four men suffering from lacerations.
  All four were taken to an area hospital with non-life-threatening wounds.
  The investigation found that two cars, a Toyota Corolla and a Toyota pickup truck were involved i
  
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• Baltimore’s Le Comptoir du Vin named one of America’s top new restaurants by Bon Appétit - Baltimore Sun

  17-09-2019 17:25 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore’s Le Comptoir du Vin named one of America’s top new restaurants by Bon Appétit  Baltimore SunStation North bistro Le Comptoir du Vin was named to “The Hot Ten," a list of America's top new restaurants for 2019, by Bon Appétit. “This is not the first ...
  
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• ‘You Don’t Pull Up A Chair To That Table And Be Wimpy’: Marie Osmond On ‘The Talk’ & Music Career

  17-09-2019 17:15
  (CBS Local)– Marie Osmond has been a staple in the music and entertainment world for decades and is back in a brand new role.
  The country music artist and author is the newest face of “The Talk” on CBS. Osmond has performing since she was three years old and is excited to start the next chapter of her career as an entertainer. She learned from some of the best when she hosted “Donny & Marie” in the 1970s.
  “Sammy Davis Jr. taught me how to walk on a st
  
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• Baseball Report: MLB Wild Card Could Go Down To Wire

  17-09-2019 17:12
  (CBS Chicago/CBS Local) — The MLB playoffs are just around the corner. But the division races lack real drama, with most of the winners all but decided. That is, except the National League Central, where the Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals seem destined to battle right up until the end.
  The wild card races, however, remain suspenseful. Three American League teams are vying for two spots. Five National League teams remain within five games of the postseason. All this, of course, is for
  
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• Baltimore man pleads guilty in 2015 robbery and shooting death of man who was also a federal witness - Baltimore Sun

  17-09-2019 17:05 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore man pleads guilty in 2015 robbery and shooting death of man who was also a federal witness  Baltimore SunJames Dorsey pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit robbery in federal court Monday, admitting that he shot and killed Markel Benson, an 18-year-old working ...
  
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• Man Stabbed In Glen Burnie Robbery, Police Searching For Suspect

  17-09-2019 16:27
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police are investigating a robbery and stabbing in Glen Burnie that left one person injured Monday night.
  At around 8 p.m., officers responded to the 400 block of Crain Hwy., N., in Glen Burnie. A man was in his van at the corner of Virginia Ave NW and Crain Hwy when he was approached by a unknown man who opened the driver’s door to his vehicle to try to rob him.
  The victim resisted and was stabbed by the suspect. The victim then handed over his wallet to the suspec
  
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• Baltimore Man Charged In Attempted Glen Burnie McDonalds Robbery

  17-09-2019 16:15
  GLEN BURNIE, MD. (WJZ) — Anne Arundel County police arrested a Baltimore man after responding to an attempted robbery at a McDonalds in Glen Burnie on Tuesday.
  Darrian Lee Jr., 29, is charged with robbery, armed robbery, and first and second-degree assault.
  Credit: Anne Arundel County Police
  Officers responded at around 12:40 a.m. to the McDonalds at 7379 B&A Boulevard. A man, identified later as Lee Jr., had approached an employee, stated he had a handgun and demanded cash.
  The victim
  
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• Former Baltimore health commissioner Leana Wen, Planned Parenthood resolve dispute over severance, benefits - Baltimore Sun

  17-09-2019 16:13 via baltimoresun.com
  Former Baltimore health commissioner Leana Wen, Planned Parenthood resolve dispute over severance, benefits  Baltimore SunDr. Leana Wen, the former Baltimore health commissioner, has resolved a dispute with Planned Parenthood over her severance and benefits, which she said ...
  
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• ‘Absolutely Awe Inspiring’: Ryan King Discusses The Discovery Of USS Eagle 56, 74 Years After Sinking

  17-09-2019 16:08
  Seventy-four years ago the USS Eagle 56 was towing targets for the U.S. Navy to perform bomber exercises a few miles off the coast of Maine when it was attacked by German submarine U-853. Several decades later the Eagle’s wreckage was discovered by Ryan King and a team of amateur divers looking to make history while providing long overdue closure to the families of those who were lost that day while serving their country. The full story of how this sunken treasure was uncovered comes to li
  
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• 15-Year-Old Missing In Baltimore County For 1 Week

  17-09-2019 15:21
  PARKVILLE, Md. (WJZ) — Police are searching for 15-year-old Taylor Clayton was was last seen on Sept. 10.
  Taylor was last seen leaving the area of the 1600 block of Cromwell Bridge Road in Parkville with another girl.
  She’s described as being 5-foot-7 and 167 pounds. She was last seen wearing a tan sweater, blue jeans and black flip flops.#MISSING: Taylor Clayton, 15, was last seen on Sept. 10th leaving the area of 1600-blk Cromwell Bridge Rd, 21234 with another female. Taylor is 5'0
  
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• 15-Year-Old In Baltimore County Found - CBS Baltimore

  17-09-2019 15:21 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  15-Year-Old In Baltimore County Found  CBS BaltimorePARKVILLE, Md. (WJZ) — UPDATE: Police have located 15-year-old Taylor Clayton. She had been last seen on September 10. —————————. Taylor was ...
  
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• Maryland County Officials Discuss Racial Equity Program

  17-09-2019 13:42
  ROCKVILLE, Md. (AP) — Officials in Maryland’s largest county are scheduled to discuss a measure to create a program to address issues of racial equity and social justice.
  Montgomery County Council President Nancy Navarro and other county officials are scheduled on Tuesday to discuss a bill to create a Racial Equity and Social Justice Program for county government.
  Navarro says while the county has a proud history of embracing its diversity, disparities continue to exist in education,
  
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• 1 Person Injured After Train Strikes Vehicle

  17-09-2019 13:30
  ROSEDALE, Md. (WJZ) — A train struck a vehicle in Baltimore County Tuesday, injuring one person.
  The incident happened in the 7500 block of Lake Drive around 7 a.m. Officials said the car was hit while trying to cross the train tracks.
  Officials said the victim had life threatening injuries and was extricated just before 7:30 a.m.
  The train did not derail off the tracks.#bcofd UPDATE Train vs Vehicle//updated location Rossville & Gilmore// patient extricated// command advises no train
  
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