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• Genetic Tests Help Officials Identify Roger Hearne Kelso As Victim In 1985 Cold Case

  11-03-2020 23:46
  
  GLEN BURNIE, MD. (WJZ) — Roger Hearne Kelso went missing from his Glen Burnie home in 1963 when he was around 20-years-old, leaving a note saying he was in pursuit of a new job.
  “My whole life with my mother and my siblings, we always wondered, ‘Where are you?'” said Heather Sackett, his sister.
  His younger sisters, Heather and Gail, said their brother was not one to miss a family gathering. So when he didn’t return home, that’s when the worry set in.
  “I
  
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• Coronavirus Concerns Force Some Las Vegas Hotels To Close Food Buffets

  11-03-2020 23:42
  
  LAS VEGAS (CBS Local) — Another American institution is temporarily going by the wayside over concerns about the coronavirus: the food buffets in Las Vegas.
  Officials with MGM Resorts announced Tuesday that the company would temporarily close buffets — where diners serve themselves meals from various food stands — at multiple Las Vegas Strip properties, effective Sunday, March 15, to prevent the potential spread of COVID-19.
  Those properties include the MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay,
  
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• Baltimore Ravens: What is Robert Griffin III’s trade value? - Ebony Bird

  11-03-2020 23:38
  
  Baltimore Ravens: What is Robert Griffin III’s trade value?  Ebony Bird
  
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• Bill To End Hairstyle Discrimination Expected To Pass In Maryland

  11-03-2020 23:14
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — A bill to prohibit race-related discrimination based on the texture and style of a person’s hair is being voted on in Maryland, and supporters expect it to pass.
  A bill prohibiting discrimination against hair associated with race seeks to eliminate barriers based on natural hair. Baltimore Delegate Stephanie Smith is the sponsor.
  “The great Madame C.J. Walker became the first black woman millionaire in America because she was helping black women conf
  
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• University Of Delaware Reports Coronavirus Case; State’s 1st

  11-03-2020 23:05
  
  DOVER, Del. (AP) — A University of Delaware professor has tested positive for the coronavirus, prompting the school on Wednesday to cancel classes, move up spring break and announce that all instruction will take place online when the semester resumes.
  The unidentified professor, who is over the age of 50, was exposed to a confirmed coronavirus case in another state and self-isolated at home as soon as symptoms appeared, officials said. Public health director Dr. Karyl Rattay said the man
  
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• Baltimore City Schools Sanitizing Buses Twice Daily Amid Coronavirus Concerns

  11-03-2020 22:44
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Despite no confirmed cases of coronavirus in Baltimore as of Wednesday, City Schools CEO Dr. Sonja Santelises said the district is being proactive to prevent the spread.
  “We have a team ready of some of our best custodians around disinfecting a building in the event we have to go to that level,” Santelises said.
  She said buses are being cleaned and sanitized twice daily, also.
  “We have increased our attention to ‘high-touch points’ in sc
  
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• Baltimore County Doctor Says He’s Running Out Of Necessary Supplies Amid Coronavirus Outbreak - CBS Baltimore

  11-03-2020 22:35
  
  Baltimore County Doctor Says He’s Running Out Of Necessary Supplies Amid Coronavirus Outbreak  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Coronavirus Outbreak Keeps The Commodore John Rodgers School From Competing At Vex Robotics World Championships

  11-03-2020 22:23
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Commodore John Rodgers School robotics team had plans to compete in the Vex Robotics World Championships in Louisville, Kentucky, in hopes of claiming a title in their first year.
  Due to travel restrictions surrounding the coronavirus implemented by the school district, however, plans have changed.
  “We grow up from a hard area where no one would expect us to go this far,” Johanna Betancourt, a seventh-grader, said. “None would have expected this
  
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• Baltimore County Doctor Says He’s Running Out Of Necessary Supplies Amid Coronavirus Outbreak

  11-03-2020 22:20
  
  CATONSVILLE, Md. (WJZ) — Some doctors say they’re running out of the necessary supplies to help treat sick patients amid the coronavirus outbreak.
  Dr. Scott Poulton, a primary care physician in Baltimore County, said he’s down to about 20 masks and is concerned.
  Poulton said if he runs out, he won’t have the necessary supplies to give to patients who are showing symptoms of the coronavirus.
  “It’s scary,” Poulton said. “I mean, without the righ
  
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• NCAA Won’t Let Fans To Attend March Madness Tournament Games During Coronavirus Outbreak

  11-03-2020 21:56
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The NCAA is limiting attendance at its events during March Madness, amid concerns of coronavirus as more cases pop up across the country.
  The NCAA president said in a tweet Wednesday that all Division I men’s and women’s basketball tournaments will only allow the essential staff inside with limited family attendance.NCAA President Mark Emmert statement on limiting attendance at NCAA events: https://t.co/TIHHJjdse5 pic.twitter.com/8I1HdceDfN
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• NCAA Won’t Allow Fans To Attend Upcoming Games During Coronavirus Outbreak

  11-03-2020 21:56
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The NCAA is limiting attendance at its events during March Madness, amid concerns of coronavirus as more cases pop up across the country.
  The NCAA president said in a tweet Wednesday that all Division I men’s and women’s basketball tournaments will only allow the essential staff inside with limited family attendance.NCAA President Mark Emmert statement on limiting attendance at NCAA events: https://t.co/TIHHJjdse5 pic.twitter.com/8I1HdceDfN
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• NCAA Won’t Allow Fans To Attend March Madness Tournament Games During Coronavirus Outbreak

  11-03-2020 21:56
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The NCAA is limiting attendance at its events during March Madness, amid concerns of coronavirus as more cases pop up across the country.
  The NCAA president said in a tweet Wednesday that all Division I men’s and women’s basketball tournaments will only allow the essential staff inside with limited family attendance.NCAA President Mark Emmert statement on limiting attendance at NCAA events: https://t.co/TIHHJjdse5 pic.twitter.com/8I1HdceDfN
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• Maryland Volunteer Firefighter Tests Positive For Coronavirus

  11-03-2020 21:46
  
  MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD. (WJZ) — A volunteer firefighter in Montgomery County, who lives in Virginia, has tested positive for coronavirus, according to Gov. Larry Hogan.
  This case is connected to the case linked to the DC rector Rev. Timothy Cole at Christ Church.
  The state of Maryland is coordinating with Virginia and DC on this case.
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• Md. Dept. Vehicles Move To Appointments Only To Avoid Crowds, Reduce Traffic Amid Coronavirus Concerns

  11-03-2020 21:42
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — For the foreseeable future, if you need to get something done concerning your car- you’ll need an appointment to the MVA.
  The Maryland Department of Vehicle Administration will immediately begin moving toward all appointment system for all transactions.
  The goal is to eliminate walk-ins and reduce foot traffic and keep crowds to a minimum.
   
   
   
  
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• Maryland Officials Sending Team To Rockville Retirement Community To Test For Coronavirus After Possible Exposure

  11-03-2020 21:26
  
  ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — Governor Larry Hogan laid out a new set of guidelines and actions to avoid the spread of coronavirus amongst Maryland residents over 60.
  The Village at Rockville, where one of the first positive cases in Maryland was confirmed, will have its staff, residents and family members of residents be tested, as well as anyone there who wants to be tested.
  The Maryland Health Benefits Exchange is establishing a special enrollment period through Maryland Health Connection specifica
  
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• Coronavirus Update: 12 Marylanders Quarantined On Cruise Line Must be Tested Before They Return Home

  11-03-2020 21:22
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — A dozen Maryland residents that were on the Grand Princess cruise line docked off the coast of California, must be tested for coronavirus before they return home.
  Gov. Larry Hogan said he was contacted by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to see if the 12 Maryland residents could return to their home state, if they weren’t showing signs or symptoms of coronavirus.
  “We want these Marylanders to be able to come home,” Hogan said. &ldquo
  
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• Driver Killed After Car Crashes Into Side Of Building In Northwest Baltimore

  11-03-2020 21:16
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police are investigating after one person was killed when a car crashed into the side of a building in northwest Baltimore on Wednesday afternoon.
  Police said the crash happened at 2:30 p.m. in the 4100 block of Labyrinth Road.
  The driver of the vehicle was taken to an area hospital where he died from his injuries. There were no other vehicles involved in this crash and the driver was the only occupant of the vehicle.
  Detectives from the Baltimore Police CRASH Team a
  
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• These 6 organizations received grants to support entrepreneurs of color in Baltimore - Technical.ly DC

  11-03-2020 20:57
  
  These 6 organizations received grants to support entrepreneurs of color in Baltimore  Technical.ly DC
  
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• BARCS Waiving Adoption Fees For Dogs, Cats Ahead Of Move

  11-03-2020 20:56
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Ahead of their move, BARCS is waiving adoption fees for all cats and dogs at their Stockholm Street location.
  The Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter is set to move locations next month.
  For the month of March, you can adopt any of their available animals for free. The only cost would be a $10 license fee for anyone who lives in Baltimore City.
  As of Wednesday, BARCS is set to move mid-April and may close for a few days while they move.
  For a full list of adoptable p
  
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• Big Brother Takes Little Sister To Father-Daughter Dance After Father Stands Her Up For Second Time

  11-03-2020 20:53
  
  ATLANTA (CBS Local) — A big brother who took his little sister to a father-daughter dance after her dad failed to show is getting kudos from across the country.
  Trelysia Hamerter says her 7-year-old daughter, Skylar, had her heart set on going to her school’s daddy-daughter dance in Atlanta, but he stood her up for the second year.
  “She cried because she had her heart set on going.” she wrote on Facebook. “I felt so bad because there was nothing I could do because I
  
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• WWE’s BruiserWeight Pete Dunne: ‘I Want To Stick Around In NXT’

  11-03-2020 20:50
  
  (CBSNewYork/CBS Local) — Pete Dunne is one of the most revered Superstars in NXT with a list of accolades that can stretch for miles. Long before he became the longest reigning NXT UK Champion in history or captured the NXT tag team championship with Matt Riddle, Dunne was stockpiling gold that he amassed around the world. Title after title found its way around his waist as the BruiserWeight created a name for himself by busting skulls on a global level. He is one of the toughest competito
  
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• National Aquarium Rescues Gray Seal Along Assateague State Park Shoreline

  11-03-2020 20:42
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The National Aquarium’s Animal Rescue team announced Wednesday it is now caring for a third rescued seal nicknamed Huckleberry Finn.
  Huckleberry Finn, a gray seal, was first seen resting on the shoreline in Assateague State Park on February 26.
  The next day, he was spotted again, but his condition had appeared to deteriorate.
  At that time, in coordination with the Maryland Coastal Bays Program, the seal was taken to the Aquarium’s Animal Care and Rescue C
  
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• Maryland coronavirus updates for March 17: 6000 extra hospital beds may not be needed, primary moves to June - Baltimore Sun

  11-03-2020 20:38
  Maryland coronavirus updates for March 17: 6000 extra hospital beds may not be needed, primary moves to June  Baltimore Sun
  
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• Baltimore-Area High School Students Can Get Free Prom Dresses From Priceless Gown Project

  11-03-2020 20:28
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — High school students looking for a prom dress- listen up!
  The Priceless Gown Project returns to Baltimore for its 16th Anniversary Boutique Event this Sunday.
  High school junior and senior students can pick up a free gown at the Lord Baltimore Hotel between 1 and 5 p.m.
  The event will include mini-makeovers, inspirational speakers, music and entertainment throughout the day.
  All students have to do is present a valid school ID card, a letter from their principal or guidan
  
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• 55th ACMs Announce First Round Of Performers For Awards On CBS

  11-03-2020 20:10
  
  CBS and the Academy of Country Music announced today the first round of performers for the 55th Academy Of Country Music Awards, honoring the biggest names and emerging talent in the country music industry. The show will be broadcast live from MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Sunday, April 5 (8:00-11:00 PM, live ET/delayed PT) only on CBS and streaming live and on demand on CBS All Access.
  The 55th ACM Awards host and nominee Keith Urban and nominee Miranda Lambert have been added as perform
  
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• ‘Oh, My God’: Mom Run Over While Trying To Stop Man From Stealing Girl Scout Cookie Money

  11-03-2020 19:40
  
  WASHINGTON (CBS Local) — A mother of triplets says she was run over by a car as she tried to stop a man stealing $1,500 of her children’s Girl Scout cookie money.
  Traci Brown of Washington, D.C., says she was helping two of her triplet daughters sell Girl Scout cookies to passersby Monday afternoon in front of their Capitol Hill home when two customers offered bills of $100 and $50.
  The customers needed change for the big bills, so she went in and brought out a money bag, made the sa
  
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• CBS Sports And National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) Announce Television Partnership

  11-03-2020 19:40
  
  (CBS Local/CBS Chicago)- CBS Sports announced Wednesday that they will be partnering up with the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) to provide coverage of the league’s games throughout the next three seasons.
  The media rights package will see 87 games broadcast or streamed across CBS, CBS Sports Network and CBS All-Access during the 2020 season. The season opener and championship game will air on CBS, 14 games will air on CBS Sports Network and an additional 71 will be streamed vi
  
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• CBS Sports And National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) Announce Media Partnership

  11-03-2020 19:40
  
  (CBS Local/CBS Chicago)- CBS Sports announced Wednesday that they will be partnering up with the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) to provide coverage of the league’s games throughout the next three seasons.
  The media rights package will see 87 games broadcast or streamed across CBS, CBS Sports Network and CBS All-Access during the 2020 season. The season opener and championship game will air on CBS, 14 games will air on CBS Sports Network and an additional 71 will be streamed vi
  
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• Walmart Establishes Emergency Leave Policy After Associate Tests Positive For Coronavirus

  11-03-2020 19:36
  
  BENTONVILLE, Ark. (CBS Local) — Walmart, the nation’s largest private employer, announced an emergency leave policy on Tuesday after one of its associates tested positive for the coronavirus.
  The associate at a store in Cynthiana, Kentucky, tested positive for COVID-19, according to a memo sent Tuesday to Walmart’s 1.4 million U.S. associates.
  “The associate is receiving medical care, and her condition is improving. We wish her a speedy recovery,” Walmart U.S. CEO J
  
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• Maryland Comptroller Extends Tax Filing Deadlines For Businesses

  11-03-2020 19:35
  
  ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — To help businesses affected by the economic impact of COVID-19, Comptroller Peter Franchot announced he will extend business-related tax filing deadlines.
  The June 1 extension applies to certain business returns with due dates during March, April and May 2020 for business filing sales and use tax, withholding tax and admissions and amusement tax, as well as alcohol, tobacco and motor fuel excise taxes, tire recycling fee and bay restoration fee returns.
  If the IRS extends
  
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• Elkton’s Brian Mark Lemley, Linked To Extremist Group, Seeks Release From Jail

  11-03-2020 19:33
  
  COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) — A Maryland man accused of joining a white supremacist group and discussing violence at a gun rights rally in Virginia is seeking his pretrial release from federal custody.
  In a court filing Wednesday, defense attorney Ned Smock asked a federal magistrate judge in Greenbelt, Maryland, to schedule a detention hearing for Brian Mark Lemley, who was indicted on gun-related charges.
  In this file image from a Jan. 1, 2020, surveillance video released by the U.S. Attorney
  
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• If coronavirus hit Baltimore in the 1800s, early 1900s, patients would’ve been sent down Quarantine Road - Baltimore Sun

  11-03-2020 19:31
  If coronavirus hit Baltimore in the 1800s, early 1900s, patients would’ve been sent down Quarantine Road  Baltimore Sun
  
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• Hillside Gang Member Deaven Cherry Wanted Since 2016 Caught In Baltimore County - CBS Baltimore

  11-03-2020 19:18
  
  Hillside Gang Member Deaven Cherry Wanted Since 2016 Caught In Baltimore County  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Hillside Gang Member Deaven Cherry Wanted Since 2016 Caught In Baltimore County

  11-03-2020 19:02
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A fugitive is in custody after being on the run since 2016, Baltimore ATF said Wednesday.
  Deaven Cherry was arrested in Baltimore County earlier Wednesday morning. He is federally indicted for his role in the Hillside Enterprise gang from Baltimore’s Cherry Hill neighborhood- including his alleged involvement in murdering two people.
  This indictment specifically alleges that Cherry was involved in the murder of two people, and incidents of attempted murders and aggr
  
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• Hillside Gang Member Deaven Cherry Wanted Since 2016 Captured In Baltimore County

  11-03-2020 19:02
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A fugitive is in custody after being on the run since 2016, Baltimore ATF said Wednesday.
  Deaven Cherry was arrested in Baltimore County earlier Wednesday morning. He is federally indicted for his role in the Hillside Enterprise gang from Baltimore’s Cherry Hill neighborhood- including his alleged involvement in murdering two people.
  This indictment specifically alleges that Cherry was involved in the murder of two people, and incidents of attempted murders and aggr
  
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• WHO Declares Coronavirus Is A Pandemic, 12 Cases Reported In Maryland

  11-03-2020 19:00
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The World Health Organization is officially characterizing the COVID-19 virus a pandemic, they said Wednesday.
  Though no one in Maryland has died from the virus, there are 12 cases in the state.
  Governor Larry Hogan declared a state of emergency in Maryland so that MEMA and the state health department can ramp up coordination between state and local agencies.
  Although the governor said this news is “not a reason to panic,” he said residents should pay attentio
  
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• Baltimore City emergency plan advises city agencies regarding coronavirus - Baltimore Fishbowl

  11-03-2020 18:53
  
  Baltimore City emergency plan advises city agencies regarding coronavirus  Baltimore Fishbowl
  
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• New Peak Bloom Prediction: March 21-24

  11-03-2020 18:33
  
  WASHINGTON, D.C. (WJZ) — Peak bloom could be coming earlier than we thought!
  The National Mall National Park Service changed its peak bloom prediction for the cherry blossoms in D.C. from the last weekend of March to a week earlier.
  “With significantly warmer than forecast temperatures over the last week and warmer than average temps expected to continue, we are now forecasting peak bloom to start in the range of March 21-24!” the NPS tweeted Wednesday.
  Peak bloom for the cherr
  
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• Enoki Mushrooms Recalled After Deadly Listeria Outbreak, 30 Hospitalized In 17 States Including Maryland

  11-03-2020 18:29
  
  (CNN) — Four people have died and 30 have been hospitalized with listeria, likely after eating recalled enoki mushrooms from the company Sun Hong Foods, authorities said.
  Sun Hong Foods recalled the mushrooms Monday because they may be contaminated with listeria, according to the Food and Drug Administration’s website.
  Four deaths have been reported in California, Hawaii and New Jersey, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC has gotten 36 reports of i
  
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• Montana Woman Tests Positive For Coronavirus While Visiting Anne Arundel County

  11-03-2020 18:11
  
  ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MD. (WJZ) — A Montana resident visiting Anne Arundel County has tested positive for COVID-19, Governor Larry Hogan said Wednesday.
  The resident is a woman in her 70s who was told she had been in close contact with a confirmed case. She was tested at an Anne Arundel County hospital.
  The governor said this classifies as a Montana case, but Maryland Health and Anne Arundel County Health is leading the investigation.
  “Once we became aware of this case, we acted swift
  
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• Novavax coronavirus vaccine candidate will be manufactured in Baltimore - Technical.ly Brooklyn

  11-03-2020 18:10
  
  Novavax coronavirus vaccine candidate will be manufactured in Baltimore  Technical.ly Brooklyn
  
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• Baltimore is one of two cities where Subway is testing a new vegetarian option. So we had to try it. - Baltimore Sun

  11-03-2020 18:04
  Baltimore is one of two cities where Subway is testing a new vegetarian option. So we had to try it.  Baltimore Sun
  
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• Boy killed in Baltimore County shopping center shooting lost a half-brother to gun violence years earlier - Baltimore Sun

  11-03-2020 18:03
  Boy killed in Baltimore County shopping center shooting lost a half-brother to gun violence years earlier  Baltimore Sun
  
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• Baltimore officials: No coronavirus cases in the city, mayor’s annual address postponed - Baltimore Sun

  11-03-2020 17:56
  Baltimore officials: No coronavirus cases in the city, mayor’s annual address postponed  Baltimore Sun
  
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• WHO Now Offically Says Coronavirus Is A Pandemic, 9 Cases Reported In Maryland

  11-03-2020 17:38
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The World Health Organization is officially characterizing the COVID-19 virus a pandemic, they said Wednesday.
  Though no one in Maryland has died, there are nine cases in the state.
  Governor Larry Hogan declared a state of emergency in Maryland so that MEMA and the state health department can ramp up coordination between state and local agencies.
  Although the governor said this news is “not a reason to panic,” he said residents should pay attention to informat
  
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• WHO Declares Coronavirus Is A Pandemic, 9 Cases Reported In Maryland

  11-03-2020 17:38
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The World Health Organization is officially characterizing the COVID-19 virus a pandemic, they said Wednesday.
  Though no one in Maryland has died, there are nine cases in the state.
  Governor Larry Hogan declared a state of emergency in Maryland so that MEMA and the state health department can ramp up coordination between state and local agencies.
  Although the governor said this news is “not a reason to panic,” he said residents should pay attention to informat
  
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• ‘One Of The Best’ In The NFL | Ravens Guard Marshal Yanda Officially Retires

  11-03-2020 17:36
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Guard Marshal Yanda officially hung up his cleats as an NFL player, retiring as a Raven on Wednesday.
  The 13-year veteran played 177 regular season games all with Baltimore and tied tackle Jonathan Ogden for the most by any offensive lineman in team history. Yanda played 191 total games, which is the most ever by a Ravens offensive lineman.
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• Alcoholics Anonymous May Be Most Effective Path To Abstinence, Study Says

  11-03-2020 17:24
  
  (CNN) — Alcoholics Anonymous, a worldwide support fellowship with a goal to achieve sobriety, may be the most effective path to abstinence for people struggling with alcohol use disorder, according to a comprehensive analysis published Wednesday.
  Since its inception in 1935, Alcoholics Anonymous and its effects were hard to study in the absence of adequate study methods, said Dr. Keith Humphreys, study researcher and professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford University&rs
  
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• Alcholics Anonymous May Be Most Effective Path To Abstinence, Study Says

  11-03-2020 17:24
  
  (CNN) — Alcoholics Anonymous, a worldwide support fellowship with a goal to achieve sobriety, may be the most effective path to abstinence for people struggling with alcohol use disorder, according to a comprehensive analysis published Wednesday.
  Since its inception in 1935, Alcoholics Anonymous and its effects were hard to study in the absence of adequate study methods, said Dr. Keith Humphreys, study researcher and professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford University&rs
  
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• Campaigning in the time of coronavirus: Baltimore mayoral candidates embrace hand sanitizer, the elbow bump - Baltimore Sun

  11-03-2020 17:18
  Campaigning in the time of coronavirus: Baltimore mayoral candidates embrace hand sanitizer, the elbow bump  Baltimore Sun
  
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