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• FTC Sues To Block Promoters Of Bogus Diabetes ‘Cure’

  24-10-2019 23:41
  COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) — Federal regulators are suing to block pamphlet and newsletter publishers from marketing a purported cure for diabetes and advertising claims that consumers can collect $1 trillion in “Congressional Checks” or “Republican Checks.”
  In a lawsuit filed Thursday in Maryland, the Federal Trade Commission says publishers of “The Doctor’s Guide to Reversing Diabetes in 28 Days” are falsely promising a cure for the disease without d
  
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• Mourners Line Up At U.S. Capitol To Honor Rep. Elijah Cummings As He Lies In State

  24-10-2019 23:31
  WASHINGTON (WJZ) — It was a somber day on the south side of the U.S. Capitol, as mourners lined up to remember the life and legacy of Rep. Elijah Cummings.
  They called him the honorable Elijah Cummings, a true patriot and a warrior.
  Patiently waiting, a woman from Arlington commended Cummings for his service to the nation, despite being so sick.
  “He just was a wonderful public servant, and to see and know and realize what he did when he was so ill, it’s so impressive,” th
  
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• “Where Pathways Meet”: Light City Exhibit Features Collaboration Between Artists, Senses

  24-10-2019 23:00
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — An art installation at Baltimore’s Light City event this year will create a fully immersive experience thanks to a collaborative effort between two artists and two senses.
  It’s an audio and visual Light City installation dubbed “Where Pathways Meet” and created by artists Sutton Demlong and Erick Benitez.
  Demlong said the collaboration was an effort to create “a more full and robust experience for the viewer.”
  “We just wanted to d
  
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• Two Rabid Raccoons Found In Carroll County, 1 Person Bit In Sykesville

  24-10-2019 22:19
  WESTMINSTER, MD. (WJZ) — Two raccoons in Carroll County have tested positive for rabies, the county health department confirmed Thursday.
  One raccoon was in Sykesville and the other was found in the Taneytown area.
  The health department warns residents and visitors in those areas to contact them if they or their children, or pets might have interacted with either of these raccoons.
  The raccoon in the Sykesville area was found near the north end of Main Street near the Wilson Avenue area. I
  
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• Sanctuary Owner Accused Of Harassing Owner Of Stolen Calf

  24-10-2019 22:18
  WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (WJZ/AP) — The owner of a Virginia animal sanctuary is accused of harassing a Maryland farmer whose cow was stolen and brought to the sanctuary this year.
  Anthony Scott Braglio has filed a criminal complaint against “Life with Pigs” owner Ryan Phillips for “non-stop harassment.” The handwritten complaint filed last month says Phillips has threatened to destroy Braglio’s reputation and “attack all my children and businesses until we acce
  
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• ‘This Is Not My Fault:’ Woman Who Boarded Flight Without ID Or Boarding Blames Officials

  24-10-2019 22:06
  ORLANDO, Fla. (CBS Local) — A Florida woman who managed to board a Delta Air Lines flight without identification or a boarding pass blames the incident on airport staff and security.
  “It’s their fault,” she told CBS affiliate WKMG at her Orlando apartment on Tuesday. “This is not my fault.”
  Sylvia Rictor, who declined to be interviewed on camera, said she was headed for North Carolina on Oct. 5 to visit family.
  She told WKMG she purchased a ticket at the autom
  
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• Baltimore Police Search For Armed Robbery Suspects - CBS Baltimore

  24-10-2019 21:42 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
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• Baltimore Police Search For Armed Robbery Suspects

  24-10-2019 21:42
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police are searching for three suspects allegedly involved in an armed robbery in Baltimore.
  Police say all three are homeless and have open warrants for aggravated assault and armed robbery.
  They are shown as listed: 27 year-old Tiffany Stringfellow, 27 year-old Phillip McCoy, and 25 year-old Devin FloydTiffany StringfellowCredit: Baltimore PolicePhillip McCoyCredit: Baltimore PoliceDevin FloydCredit: Baltimore PoliceAnyone with information about their whereabouts is ask
  
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• Vaping-Related Lung Injuries Rise To 1,604 Cases Nationwide, CDC Says

  24-10-2019 21:21
  (CNN) — As of Tuesday, there were 1,604 lung injury cases associated with e-cigarette products in 49 states, the District of Columbia and the US Virgin Islands, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Alaska is the only state without a reported case.
  That’s an increase from last week, when there were 1,479 cases of vaping-related lung injuries.
  The CDC on Thursday also identified 34 vaping-related deaths in 24 states: three each from California, Indiana and Mi
  
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• Fantasy Football Start And Sit Week 8: With Kerryon Johnson Out, Matt Stafford Will Carry Lions Offense

  24-10-2019 21:15
  (CBS Local/CBS Detroit)- Heading into Week 8 of the NFL season already? Amazing how quickly time flies by. At this point, your fantasy team is over the halfway mark and gearing up for a playoff run.
  With that in mind, as every week, we brought in the guys from Fantasy Football Today to weigh in on the best matchups of the week. Jamey Eisenberg, Dave Richard and Heath Cummings are here to help as you set your lineup to pull out the win on Sunday.
  The top player that the guys have in mind for the
  
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• Baltimore County school board member, former county executive Roger Hayden dies - Baltimore Sun

  24-10-2019 21:11 via baltimoresun.com
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• Driver’s Firearm Goes Off During ‘Squeegee Kid’ Struggle, Baltimore Police Say

  24-10-2019 20:55
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A firearm went off during a struggle between a driver and squeegee kids Wednesday afternoon, a police report confirms.
  A woman was driving down Martin Luther King Blvd when she came to the intersection at Washington Blvd. While she was sitting at the light she said a group of squeegee kids surrounded her vehicle, spraying fluid all over her windshield and demanding money.
  She said the group started striking her car with squeegees causing damages, saying they were bei
  
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• Human Rights Tribunal Sides With Women Who Refused To Wax Male Genitalia Of Trans Woman

  24-10-2019 20:54
  VANCOUVER, British Columbia (CBS Local) — A Canadian human rights tribunal has ruled in favor of multiple home-based female estheticians who refused to wax the male genitalia of a person who identifies as a woman.
  The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal announced the decision against Jessica Yaniv on Tuesday, saying she “filed complaints for improper purposes,” according to the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms.
  “Human rights legislation does not require a ser
  
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• Fox45 Gives All Clear After Getting Suspicious Letter With Unknown Substance

  24-10-2019 20:30
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police and hazmat crews were on the scene of Fox45 Baltimore after the station received a “suspicious letter” with a substance on it.
  The station has since given the all-clear.
  Courtesy: Logan Reigstad/WJZ
  The station has been threatened before in 2016 after a man in a hedgehog costume walked into the station claiming to have a bomb strapped to his chest.Alex Brizzi, of Elkridge, also set his car on fire in the parking lot.
  He was treated for schizophrenia at
  
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• ‘This Is One To Remember’: Trooper Reunites Escaped Emotional Support Kangaroo With Owner

  24-10-2019 20:09
  FRANKLIN COUNTY, Mo. (CBS Local) — A Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper hopped into action to reunite an escaped kangaroo with its owner Monday night.
  Trooper Huntley H. Hoemann said he thought the initial call about a kangaroo hopping down a rural road in Franklin County was a joke.
  “I got a call from someone who saw a roo hopping down the road. I didn’t believe it at first,” he told WDAF.There was an escape last night in Franklin Co, but not what you would expect. Tr
  
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• Former Baltimore County Executive Roger Hayden Has Died

  24-10-2019 20:00
  TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — Former Baltimore County Executive Roger Hayden has died, according to current County Executive Johnny Olszewski.
  Hayden served as county executive from 1990-1994, and later went on to run a consulting group in Maryland.
  Credit: Baltimore Co. School Board
  “We collectively mourn the passing of former Baltimore County Executive Roger Hayden. A dedicated public servant and tireless advocate for public education, County Executive Hayden exemplified what it means to giv
  
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• Bed Bath & Beyond Pulls Black Jack-O’-Lanterns Over Blackface Complaints

  24-10-2019 19:56
  SOUTH NYACK, N.Y. (CBS Local) — Bed, Bath & Beyond says it has removed black jack-o-lanterns from its website after receiving complaints the pumpkins resembled blackface.
  The jack-o-lanterns, which are black and feature white paint for the grin, nose, and eyes, were included in a Halloween display on the porch steps of a law firm in South Nyack, New York.
  Within 48 hours, the law firm had gotten enough complaints about the pumpkins that it took the display down.
  “We understand th
  
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• Lenny’s Deli Founder Leonard Smith Dies At 88

  24-10-2019 19:46
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The 88-year-old Baltimore restauranteur Leonard Smith died last week at age 88.
  Smith’s funeral was held Sunday at Sol Levinson & Bros chapel.
  Smith of Pikesville was known for his namesake restaurant Lenny’s Deli, where he’s a co-owner with his son, Alan. There are locations in Owings Mills and at Horseshoe Casino.
  Leonard Smith. Courtesy: Sol Levinson & Son Funeral Home
  He’s survived by his wife Carolyn Smith, his children and step-childr
  
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• America’s most haunted hotels list includes spots in DC, Baltimore - WTOP

  24-10-2019 19:34 via wtop.com
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• Anne Arundel School Superintendent Corrects Himself After Saying There’s ‘No Written Protocols’ For Handling Sex Assault Reports

  24-10-2019 19:13
  ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MD. (WJZ) — The Anne Arundel County Schools superintendent apologized Thursday for saying at a school board meeting Wednesday night the system has “no written protocols for handling sexual assault reports,”
  The statement was made while discussing reforms brought up by an Anne Arundel County High School student’s mother, who said her child was reportedly sexually assaulted at a homecoming dance earlier this year.
  The assault reportedly happened Septemb
  
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• Towson Man Accused Of Stealing Baby Jesus From Ocean City, Maryland Nativity Scene

  24-10-2019 19:12
  OCEAN CITY, Md. (AP) — You shall not steal.
  That’s what Maryland authorities are telling a man accused of swiping a baby Jesus figurine last year.
  The 10-month-long investigation led Ocean City police to Cameron Coke of Towson. Coke has been charged with theft and fourth-degree burglary.
  A Facebook post from the department said the figurine was stolen from a church Nativity scene on Dec. 31, 2018. The post included surveillance images of the suspect.
  Charging documents show
  
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• 10-Month Investigation Leads To Alleged Baby Jesus Thief In Ocean City

  24-10-2019 19:12
  OCEAN CITY, Md. (AP) — You shall not steal.
  That’s what Maryland authorities are telling a man accused of swiping a baby Jesus figurine last year.
  The 10-month-long investigation led Ocean City police to Cameron Coke of Towson. Coke has been charged with theft and fourth-degree burglary.
  A Facebook post from the department said the figurine was stolen from a church Nativity scene on Dec. 31, 2018. The post included surveillance images of the suspect.
  Charging documents show
  
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• Baltimore prints human trafficking 'help' posters with wrong hotline - New York Post

  24-10-2019 19:04 via nypost.com
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• Maryland man paralyzed after police stop hires prominent Baltimore attorney - Baltimore Sun

  24-10-2019 18:34 via baltimoresun.com
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• Baltimore officer recalls taking a bullet during deadly methadone clinic attack: ‘It was time to stop him’ - Baltimore Sun

  24-10-2019 18:28 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore officer recalls taking a bullet during deadly methadone clinic attack: ‘It was time to stop him’  Baltimore Sun
  
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• Johns Hopkins Metro SubwayLink Station Reopens After Fire Activity

  24-10-2019 18:25
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Johns Hopkins Metro SubwayLink station was closed Thursday morning due to fire activity.
  According to the MTA, the service was shut down in both directions but has since reopened.
  Shuttle bus service was in place to accommodate passengers between Charles Center and Johns Hopkins Station.Due to @BaltimoreFire activity, #BaltimoreSubway service has been stopped in both directions from Mondawmin to Johns Hopkins. Follow @mtamaryland for alternate travel options. pic.twit
  
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• Baltimore Ravens Sign Defensive Back Jordan Richards, Swapping Players With Patriots A Week Before Matchup

  24-10-2019 18:12
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Baltimore Ravens and New England Patriots have swapped players- one week before they’re set to face off in Baltimore.
  The Ravens signed defensive back Jordan Richards on Thursday after he was released by New England on Wednesday, according to the Ravens.
  Baltimore released veteran special teams Justin Bethel earlier this week- who the Patriots picked up and released Richards to make room on the roster.
  26-year-old Richards spent his first three seasons in New En
  
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• Maryland’s Longtime Senate President Mike Miller To Step Down

  24-10-2019 18:00
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ/AP) — Maryland’s longtime Senate president Mike Miller is stepping down from his role as he deals with his cancer diagnosis.
  Miller is scheduled to met with the Senate’s other 31 Democrats in a closed-door caucus on Thursday.
  The 76-year-old made the announcement at a noon press conference.Miller has been Maryland’s Senate president since 1987. He is the longest state Senate president in the history of the nation.
  In January, he announced that he has s
  
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• Maryland Man Injured During Traffic Stop Hires Lawyer Billy Murphy

  24-10-2019 17:59
  OXON HILL, Md. (AP) — Relatives of a Maryland man who was severely injured during a traffic stop have hired attorney William H. “Billy” Murphy Jr., who represented Freddie Gray, the Baltimore man who died in 2015 after suffering a spinal injury in a police van.
  The Washington Post reports that the family of 24-year-old Demonte Ward-Blake has hired Baltimore-based lawyer.
  Murphy says Ward-Bake is paralyzed from the waist down, with broken vertebrae in his neck, after his en
  
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• ‘Master Of The House’ | Colleagues Honor Rep. Elijah Cummings In US Capitol Ceremony

  24-10-2019 17:55
  WASHINGTON (AP) — The late Rep. Elijah Cummings was hailed as the “North Star” for fellow House Democrats as congressional leaders and colleagues paid tribute to him at a Capitol ceremony Thursday.
  House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., a close personal and political ally, also said that “Elijah was truly a master of the House.”Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., recalled Cummings’ efforts to calm his native Baltimore amid violent 2015 prot
  
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• Man Wanted For Alleged Annapolis Bank Robbery, 3 Other Robberies

  24-10-2019 17:47
  ANNAPOLIS, MD. (WJZ) — Police are searching for a man who they say is wanted for a bank robbery in Annapolis.
  Police responded to the Wells Fargo Bank on Bay Ridge Road at 11 a.m. on October 16 for a report that a robbery had just happened.
  Officers were told a man entered the bank and approached an employee, gave them a note demanding money and implied he had a weapon.
  The suspect stole money and fled the business on foot, police said.
  Through investigation and help from the Federal Burea
  
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• ‘It’s A Half Hour Comedy, But It’s Not Afraid Of The Feels’: Rob Corddry On CBS’ ‘The Unicorn,’ ‘Ballers,’ Will Ferrell

  24-10-2019 17:31
  (CBS Local)– Fans of “The Unicorn” on CBS are going to be seeing a lot more of Walton Goggins and Rob Corddry this year.
  The new sit-com has been picked up for a full season after receiving great reviews. Corddry knew from the jump that this was going to be a good one for him and the network.
  “I love making this show. I think the cast itself has been the best part of the experience for me,” said Corddry in an interview with CBS Local’s DJ Sixsmith. “When
  
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• FDA Recommends Boxed Warning For Breast Implants

  24-10-2019 17:31
  (CNN) — The US Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday released draft guidance recommending a “boxed warning” on labeling materials for breast implants. Boxed warnings, which alert health care providers and consumers to serious risks associated with a drug or device, are the strongest form of warning required by the FDA for labeling.
  An example of the boxed warning states that “breast implants are not considered lifetime devices” and “breast implants have be
  
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• Police: Man Set Girlfriend’s Wig Aflame, Threatened Her Home

  24-10-2019 16:44
  BALTIMORE (AP) — Police say a Baltimore man set his girlfriend’s wig on fire and threatened to burn down her home.
  The Capital reports 28-year-old Darius K. Gissentaner has been arrested and charged with arson in the Monday fire. Anne Arundel County police say officers received a call Monday from a woman who said her boyfriend had locked her out of her apartment and was burning her wig on her gas stove.
  Police say officers arrived to find Gissentaner smoking a cigarette nearby. They
  
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• Man Convicted In 2005 Cold Case Murder In Prince George’s County

  24-10-2019 16:43
  UPPER MARLBORO, MD. (WJZ) — A man was found guilty in the 2005 stabbing death of a 20-year-old in Prince George’s County on Wednesday.
  61-year-old Michael Duvall was found guilty of second-degree murder, after the jury deliberated for four and a half hours.
  Brian Moses was stabbed on September 15, 2005. Investigators said he was found semiconscious in a car that had been involved in a single-vehicle wreck on West Street near Laurel City Hall.
  He was rushed to the hospital, and later
  
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• Alzheimer’s Risk May Be 75 Percent Higher For People Who Eat Trans Fats

  24-10-2019 16:34
  (CNN) — People with higher levels of trans fats in their blood may be 50% to 75% more likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease or dementia from any cause, according to a new study published Wednesday in the journal Neurology.
  “This study demonstrates that there are negative ‘brain/cognitive’ outcomes, in addition to the known cardiovascular outcomes, that are related to a diet that has (a) high content of trans fats,” said neurologist Dr. Neelum T. Aggarwal, who
  
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• Black Baptist Church Shaped Rep. Elijah Cummings’ Commitment

  24-10-2019 16:30
  DETROIT (AP) — To many black clergy, Maryland Rep. Elijah E. Cummings was more than a formidable orator, civil rights champion and passionate public servant, he was also one of them — in practice, if not profession.
  His upbringing, as “a preacher’s kid” gave him a comfort level with ministers and clergy to the point they “almost regarded him as a preacher,” said the Rev. Charles Williams II, senior pastor of Detroit’s Historic King Solomon Missiona
  
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• Two Shot, Including 17-Year-Old Boy, Across Baltimore Wednesday Night

  24-10-2019 16:15
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Two people were shot within twenty minutes of each other in separate parts of Baltimore late Wednesday night, police said.
  A 17-year-old boy was shot in the stomach in West Baltimore at around 9:28 p.m. in the 2400 block of Pennsylvania Avenue. He was taken to an area hospital for treatment.
  Detectives from the Western District are investigating this incident. Anyone with information is asked to call 410-396-2477 or Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7Lockup. 
  Less than t
  
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• Maryland’s Longtime Senate President To Discuss Future Plans

  24-10-2019 16:00
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland’s longtime Senate president is scheduled to announce his future plans as he deals with his cancer diagnosis.
  Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller is scheduled to meet with the Senate’s other 31 Democrats in a closed-door caucus on Thursday.
  The 76-year-old has scheduled a news conference for noon.
  Miller has been Maryland’s Senate president since 1987. He is the longest state Senate president in the history of the nation.
  In January, he an
  
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• Fight Over Possible Pregnancy Led To Shots Fired, Deputies Say

  24-10-2019 15:55
  SALISBURY, Md. (AP) — Authorities on Maryland’s Eastern Shore say an argument over a possible pregnancy led to shots fired in a store parking lot.
  Citing a press release, news outlets report 31-year-old Brian Bouyer and 32-year-old Stephen Carey were arrested Wednesday in Salisbury.
  31-year-old Brian Bouyer and 32-year-old Stephen Carey were arrested Wednesday in Salisbury. Credit Wicomico Co. Sheriff.
  Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office Lt. Tim Robinson says Carey drove Bouyer an
  
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• Will ‘Baby Shark, Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo’ Do World Series Debut?

  24-10-2019 15:31
  WASHINGTON (AP) — The “Baby Shark, doo doo doo doo doo doo” earworm might just be coming to a World Series near you, if Washington Nationals backup outfielder Gerardo Parra heads to the plate during one of his team’s home games against the Houston Astros.
  A walk-up song that showed up months ago as a sweet tribute to the musical taste of Parra’s 2-year-old daughter has become a rallying cry of sorts for spectators at Nationals Park — who sing and clap along by
  
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• In Baltimore’s Station East, developers have given new life to once-vacant houses. But not everyone is happy. - Baltimore Sun

  24-10-2019 15:09 via baltimoresun.com
  In Baltimore’s Station East, developers have given new life to once-vacant houses. But not everyone is happy.  Baltimore Sun
  
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• List: Top Kid-Tested Toys Of 2019 From Good Housekeeping

  24-10-2019 14:43
  (CBS Local) – The holiday season is almost here and Good Housekeeping puts kids to work testing out hundreds of new toys that get ranked for creativity, educational value, and safety.
  A reinvented Mr. Potato Head with a moving mouth and more than 40-songs and phrases was popular.
  For a complete list of all the toys by price, see the complete list on the Good Housekeeping website.
  
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• Fire activity halts Baltimore subway service from Mondawmin to Johns Hopkins - Baltimore Sun

  24-10-2019 14:26 via baltimoresun.com
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• Johns Hopkins Metro SubwayLink Station Closed Due To Fire Activity

  24-10-2019 14:25
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Johns Hopkins Metro SubwayLink station is closed Thursday morning due to fire activity.
  According to the MTA, the service is shut down in both directions.
  Shuttle bus service is now in place to accommodate passengers between Charles Center and Johns Hopkins Station.Due to @BaltimoreFire activity, #BaltimoreSubway service has been stopped in both directions from Mondawmin to Johns Hopkins. Follow @mtamaryland for alternate travel options. pic.twitter.com/AoLYz1Lcyt
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• After a top defense lawyer’s indictment, Baltimore prosecutors scramble to safeguard convictions of his client - Baltimore Sun

  24-10-2019 14:15 via baltimoresun.com
  After a top defense lawyer’s indictment, Baltimore prosecutors scramble to safeguard convictions of his client  Baltimore Sun
  
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• Baltimore Orioles All-Decade Team: 2010-2019 - Birds Watcher

  24-10-2019 13:06 via birdswatcher.com
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• New focus on firefighter cancer: Baltimore-area departments say they recognize the risk and are making changes - Baltimore Sun

  24-10-2019 13:02 via baltimoresun.com
  New focus on firefighter cancer: Baltimore-area departments say they recognize the risk and are making changes  Baltimore Sun
  
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• Fatal Accident Shut Down I-70 In Frederick County; Lanes Reopened

  24-10-2019 13:01
  NEW MARKET, Md. (WJZ) — A fatal accident shut down both sides of I-70 in Frederick County early Thursday morning.
  State police responded to an accident near mile marker 60 in New Market at 3 a.m.
  A tanker semi-trailer truck and a passenger car, believed to be a Honda Civic, were involved in the accident.
  The car was engulfed in flames. Troopers found one unidentified person in the car, deceased.
  The man driving the semi-trailer was taken to a local hospital. His condition is unknown.
  Both
  
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• Fatal Accident Closes Down I-70 In Frederick County

  24-10-2019 13:01
  NEW MARKET, Md. (WJZ)– An accident shuts down both sides of I-70 in Frederick County early Thursday morning.
  State police responded to an accident near mile marker 60 in New Market at 3 a.m.
  They found a tanker semi-trailer truck and a passenger car believed to be a Honda Civic.
  The car was engulfed in flames. Troopers found one unidentified person in the car, who was deceased.
  The man driving the semi-trailer was taken to a local hospital. His condition is unknown.
  At this time both direc
  
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