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• Johns Hopkins Study Examines Potential Effects COVID-19 Has On The Brain

  20-05-2020 23:46
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Fagan Harris got COVID-19 at the beginning of March, but eight weeks later, he is still suffering from the virus.
  “I actually have not fully regained my sense of taste,” he told WJZ.
  It’s why a new study looking at the effects the coronavirus has on the brain is so important, according to Doctor Valina Dawson of Johns Hopkins Institute for Cell Engineering.
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• CBS Renews ‘The Bold And The Beautiful’ Through 2022

  20-05-2020 23:41
  
  The Bold And The Beautiful, the multiple Daytime Emmy Award winner for “Outstanding Drama Series,” and a pillar of the CBS daytime schedule for the past 33 years, has been renewed for two more years, through the 2021-2022 broadcast season, ViacomCBS announced earlier today.
  “For over three decades, THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL has been a cornerstone of the CBS Daytime lineup,” said Amy Reisenbach, Executive Vice President, Current Programs, CBS Entertainment. “The sho
  
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• 2020 Baltimore Ravens roster is a system update of a 14-2 team - The Ebony Bird

  20-05-2020 23:39 via ebonybird.com
  
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• How Will Baltimore's Cancellation of Summer Events Affect Ravens? - Sports Illustrated

  20-05-2020 23:38 via si.com
  
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• Maryland Food Bank, South Baltimore Gateway Partnership To Provide 350 ‘Back Up Boxes’ To Cherry Hill Residents - CBS Baltimore

  20-05-2020 23:35 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  
  Maryland Food Bank, South Baltimore Gateway Partnership To Provide 350 ‘Back Up Boxes’ To Cherry Hill Residents  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Pride Of Baltimore II Closed For Remainder Of Season Due To COVID-19 Pandemic

  20-05-2020 23:33
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — You’ll have to wait a little longer to take a ride on the Pride of Baltimore II.
  It will be closed for the remainder of the 2020 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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  Latest coronavirus stories from WJZEven though the ship will not be sailing this season, staff said they will continue working to return next year.
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• Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Nurses Encouraged By Community Support, Helping Lift Each Other Up

  20-05-2020 23:28
  
  TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — They’re heroes, called to do a job many don’t have the heart for. Now more than ever, their professionalism is needed, but so is their compassion.
  “There are some dark days here, and this disease truly is really insidious, and it’s terrible to watch,” Nicole Beeson, a Critical Care R.N. at St Joesph’s Medical Center, said.
  It’s awful to witness, but nurses at the Critical Care Unit at St. Joseph’s have a front-row sea
  
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• Maryland Food Bank, South Baltimore Gateway Partnership To Provide 350 ‘Back Up Boxes’ To Cherry Hill Residents

  20-05-2020 23:17
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Maryland Food Bank and South Baltimore Gateway Partnership announced Wednesday they will provide 350 “Back Up Boxes” of food to Cherry Hill residents Thursday.
  The food will be distributed at noon at Patapsco Rec Center, 844 Roundview Road.
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• Vigil Held In Honor Of Dar’yana Dyson, Youngest Victim In Maryland To Die From Coronavirus Complications

  20-05-2020 23:16
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Family and friends held a vigil Wednesday to honor the life of 15-year-old Dar’yana Dyson who died over the weekend from complications due to the coronavirus.
  Dar’yana died Saturday at Johns Hopkins Hospital where she was receiving treatment for a pediatric inflammatory disease that the CDC recently linked to COVID-19.
  She is the youngest victim in Maryland to die from complications due to the coronavirus.
  Baltimore County Officials said she suffered from
  
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• Vigil Held In Honor Of Dar’yana Dyson, Teen Who Died From Coronavirus Complications

  20-05-2020 23:16
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Family and friends held a vigil Wednesday to honor the life of 15-year-old Dar’yana Dyson who died over the weekend from complications due to the coronavirus.
  Dar’yana died Saturday at Johns Hopkins Hospital where she was receiving treatment for a pediatric inflammatory disease that the CDC recently linked to COVID-19.
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• Oprah Winfrey gives grants to Baltimore and other cities during pandemic - Baltimore Sun

  20-05-2020 23:05 via baltimoresun.com
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• Memorial Day Travel Numbers Likely To Set Record Low, AAA Mid-Atlantic Says

  20-05-2020 23:01
  
  TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — AAA Mid-Atlantic said Wednesday Memorial Day travel numbers are likely to hit a record low due to the coronavirus pandemic.
  Last year, AAA Mid-Atlantic forecasted a record-setting 918,000 Marylanders would travel 50 miles or more for the Memorial Day holiday weekend.
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  Latest coronavirus stories from WJZThey said this year will look much different.
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• ‘The Sound Of Joy’: Baltimore County Churches Ring Their Bells To Thank Frontline Workers

  20-05-2020 22:58
  
  TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — A Towson church has recruited other churches nearby to make sure its message of thanks to those on the front lines of the coronavirus is heard loud and clear.
  While churches normally only ring their bells on Sundays, these are no ordinary times.
  At the Church of the Good Shepherd in Ruxton, Rev. Arianne Rice heard about bells being run every day in New York.
  “And all of a sudden I heard from a parishioner who said, ‘Hey, why can’t ring our bells at 7 o
  
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• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Postpones Star Spangled Spectacular Concert

  20-05-2020 22:51
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra announced Wednesday it will not perform its Star Spangled Spectacular concert due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
  The performance was scheduled to be held at Oregon Ridge this summer. It’s typically a celebration on July 3.
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• Child Care Expanded For Marylanders Returning To Work Under First Stage Of Recovery Plan

  20-05-2020 22:28
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) – Parents returning to work under Maryland’s Stage 1 opening of businesses can immediately access an open Essential Personnel Child Care, or Essential Personnel School-Age program, the state announced.
  As the State entered the first recovery stage, MSDE announced the immediate start of a transition phase for child care by expanding access to child care to include families returning to work under Gov. Larry Hogan’s latest executive order.
  State Superintendent of
  
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• Music Therapy Moves Forward Virtually At Gilchrist

  20-05-2020 22:19
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Music therapists at Gilchrist facilities are still busy with sessions throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
  “Music is the one thing that has been a constant during the COVID outbreak,” Lacy Kidwell, a Gilchrist board-certified music therapist, said. “We’re having to wear lots of PPE. And, it’s been a little bit of a challenge to learn how to sing through an N-95 mask.”
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• Mother Bear, 3 Cubs Ransack Couple’s Vehicle During Getaway In Smoky Mountains

  20-05-2020 22:10
  
  GATLINBURG, Tenn. (CBS Local) — A couple’s vacation in Tennessee took an unexpected turn when a mother bear and her three large cubs broke into their vehicle.
  Haley Gray and her husband were in Gatlinburg on Friday when they discovered four bears were inside their vehicle. “There was probably a little over a thousand pounds worth of bears in our car,” she told WKRN. “Just playing around, trying to look for food.”Family finds 4 bears breaking into their ca
  
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• The 47th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards Come To CBS On Friday, June 26th

  20-05-2020 21:52
  
  CBS and the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) announced earlier today that the 47th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards will be broadcast Friday, June 26 (8:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on CBS and streaming on CBS All Access. This will mark the 14th time CBS has broadcast the Daytime Emmy Awards, more than any other network.
  During the broadcast, awards will be presented in leading categories, with recipients and other special guests appearing from home in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
  
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• Meals On Wheels Of Central Maryland Sees Dramatic Increase In Demand Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

  20-05-2020 21:50
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland has seen a dramatic increase in demand since the coronavirus pandemic began.
  The non-profit delivers nutritious meals to homebound seniors.
  During a normal year, they’ll serve more than 1.3 million meals. With the current pandemic, they’ve served 500,000 meals in just 2 months.
  Executive Director Stephanie Archer-Smith said with many senior centers closed and families limiting interaction with the elderly, they’ve near
  
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• Cheerleader Bit By Copperhead Snake While Practicing Routines In Backyard

  20-05-2020 21:44
  
  HOUSTON, Texas. (CBS Local) — A Texas high school cheerleader who was using her time away from school during the coronavirus pandemic to brush-up on her skills was bitten by a venomous Copperhead snake and had to be rushed to the hospital.
  Paris Montgomery of Huffman said she was in her backyard recording video of herself showing off some moves last week when she thought she stepped on a stick. Much to her surprise, a snake bit her right foot.
  “Something just started hurting,”
  
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• 6-Year-Old Boy Finds Stolen Safe At Bottom Of Lake, Solves 8-Year-Old Mystery

  20-05-2020 21:35
  
  CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (CBS Local) — A 6-year-old boy who fished out a locked metal safe in South Carolina has solved a mystery that’s older than he is.
  Knox Brewer recently took up magnet fishing, where people hunt for ferrous metal objects underwater using a strong magnet.
  “We got it to help pass the time during the virus,” Knox’s mother, Catherine Brewer, told WCIV.
  During a Mother’s Day outing, Knox discovered something sitting at the bottom of Whitney La
  
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• Starbucks wants rent relief. Baltimore landlords are laughing. - Baltimore Business Journal

  20-05-2020 20:35 via bizjournals.com
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• Appointment-free coronavirus testing for Baltimore County residents without symptoms available Thursday in Tim - Baltimore Sun

  20-05-2020 20:15 via baltimoresun.com
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• Maryland Judge Isn’t Ordering Jail To Free Inmates In Coronavirus Hot Spot

  20-05-2020 20:04
  
  SILVER SPRING, Md. (AP/WJZ) — A federal judge on Wednesday said she will require a Maryland jail in a COVID-19 hot spot to implement measures to prevent the virus from spreading inside the facility, but she isn’t ordering the immediate release of medically vulnerable prisoners.
  During a hearing, U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis said the written order she intends to issue within two days will include requirements for the Prince George’s County Jail to administer coronavirus tests
  
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• Baltimore County Council to vote on extending county executive’s emergency powers - Baltimore Sun

  20-05-2020 19:56 via baltimoresun.com
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• Antonio Gandy-Golden, Redskins Draft Pick From Liberty University, Says He Had Coronavirus

  20-05-2020 19:51
  
  WASHINGTON (AP) — Washington Redskins rookie receiver Antonio Gandy-Golden said Wednesday he tested positive for the new coronavirus in March and has fully recovered.
  Gandy-Golden said in a statement that he tested positive during NFL draft training on March 24, had mild symptoms and was cleared on April 7.
  “I self-quarantined for two weeks and followed all guidelines from health experts,” he said. “I feel 100% now and can’t wait to get on the field with the Redskin
  
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• Organizers plan Friday protest of Baltimore County coronavirus lockdown order - Baltimore Sun

  20-05-2020 19:45 via baltimoresun.com
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• Coronavirus Testing Capacity Increases Across Maryland Including Universal Testing At Correctional, Juvenile Facilities

  20-05-2020 19:37
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Gov. Larry Hogan announced significant progress to Maryland’s coronavirus testing capacity Wednesday.
  Universal coronavirus testing will now be available at Maryland’s state-run correctional and juvenile facilities for detainees and staff, Hogan said.
  He also announced that the state is delivering more than 20,000 COVID-19 tests per week to nursing homes.
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• Oprah Winfrey Gives Grants To ‘Home’ Cities, Including Baltimore, Chicago, During Pandemic - CBS Baltimore

  20-05-2020 19:19 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  
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• Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Population Remains Healthy Despite Significant Decline In Juvenile Crabs, DNR Says

  20-05-2020 19:19
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — The number of blue crabs in the Chesapeake Bay remained near average despite a significant decline in the number of juvenile crabs, the Maryland DNR said Wednesday.
  The DNR and Virginia Institute of Marine Science released their 2020 Blue Crab Winter Dredge Survey Wednesday. The survey found there was a total of 405 million crabs in the bay, down from an estimated 594 million in 2019 but still within the average for the past 30 years.
  One notable change was the decli
  
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• Baltimore County Water Billing Will Restart In June And July

  20-05-2020 19:15
  
  TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — Water billing for Baltimore County residents will resume in June and July, officials announced Wednesday.
  Baltimore County residents are typically billed on a quarterly basis, because of the delay related to the coronavirus pandemic, county residents should expect billing for six months worth of water usage.
  Late fees will be waived and there will be no shut-offs.
  If customers have questions they may call 410-396-5398 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Frida
  
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• Oprah Winfrey Gives Grants To ‘Home’ Cities, Including Baltimore, Chicago, During Pandemic

  20-05-2020 19:01
  
  NEW YORK (AP) — Oprah Winfrey is giving grants to the cities she’s called home through her $12 million coronavirus relief fund.
  She announced Wednesday that her Oprah Winfrey Charitable Foundation will donate money to organizations dedicated to helping underserved communities in Chicago; Baltimore; Nashville, Tennessee; Milwaukee; and Kosciusko, Mississippi, where she was born.
  “The reason I’m talking about it is because there is going to be a need for people of means to
  
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• Calais Campbell Provides Laptops for Baltimore Students - BaltimoreRavens.com

  20-05-2020 18:59 via baltimoreravens.com
  
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• Blue Angels Fly Over Final Naval Academy Swearing-In Ceremony For Class Of 2020

  20-05-2020 18:47
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — The final group of 200 Naval Academy junior officers were sworn-in Wednesday with some fanfare as the Blue Angels flew over their ceremony.
  The Navy ensigns and Marine Corps second lieutenants were dressed in uniform took their oath outdoors in Tecumseh Court. The ceremony was much different than in years past because it didn’t include families and wasn’t open to the public.
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• Maryland Should ‘Move As Quickly As Possible’ To Allow Outdoor Restaurant Seating, Franchot Says

  20-05-2020 18:10
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot said the state should “move as quickly as possible” to allow restaurants to set up outdoor seating to allow customers to dine at their establishments.
  Franchot made his comments during a public works board meeting Wednesday morning, saying restaurants need some tools to help them remain open in the long run, the comptroller’s chief of staff Len Foxwell said.Restaurants have been hit hard by the pandemic; the Resta
  
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• ‘How Can I Be Sick?’ Woman Who Took Hydroxychloroquine For 19 Years To Treat Lupus Still Got COVID-19

  20-05-2020 18:10
  
  OCONOMOWOC, Wis. (CBS Local) — A Wisconsin woman who has taken hydroxychloroquine for 19 years to treat lupus says the anti-malarial drug will not protect someone from COVID-19.
  Kim, who doesn’t want to show her face or give her full name, says after the pandemic began, she only left her Oconomowoc home to go the grocery store.
  But by mid-April, she started feeling coronavirus symptoms.
  “Weak all over. Coughing, fever. The fever was very high,” she told WISN. “It ju
  
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• ReOpen Baltimore County Rally Planned For Friday

  20-05-2020 18:09
  
  TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — A ReOpen Baltimore County rally is planned for Friday, May 22 at 2 p.m.
  According to their press release, the group is protesting what they call the “unconstitutional overreach of local government over the lives and livelihoods of law abiding citizens.”
  They believe the proposed legislation that would allow the county executive the ability to extend the county’s state of emergency an additional 45 days is “improper and unconstitutional.”
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• Despite Coronavirus, Baltimore’s YouthWorks Program Will Continue This Summer With In-Person, Virtual Efforts

  20-05-2020 17:43
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Baltimore’s summer employment program for city youth will continue this year, officials said.
  The YouthWorks program, which gives thousands of city teens and young adults job experience each summer, will now include a virtual work and educational experience, Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young said at a news conference Wednesday morning.
  Jason Perkins-Cohen, the director of the Mayor’s Office of Economic Developm
  
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• Gypsy Queen to add new Baltimore location - Baltimore Business Journal

  20-05-2020 17:38 via bizjournals.com
  
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• At Least 15 Employees Injured After Dog Training Spray Can Bursts At Baltimore County Recycling Facility

  20-05-2020 17:20
  
  COCKEYSVILLE, Md. (WJZ) — At least 15  employees are being evaluated after they were exposed to an unknown chemical at Baltimore County trash facility Wednesday morning.
  Baltimore County fire officials said the unknown chemical came from a dog training spray. Some of the employees sustained minor injuries.
  Baltimore County Fire and EMS responded to the Baltimore County Central Acceptance Facility in Cockeysville, a trash and recycling facility, after 15 to 20 employees were exposed to
  
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• All City Events In Baltimore, Including Artscape, Fourth Of July Fireworks, Canceled Through August 31 Due To Coronavirus

  20-05-2020 17:05
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — All city events in Baltimore have been canceled through August 31 due to the coronavirus pandemic, Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young said Wednesday.
  During a news conference Wednesday morning, Young said the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the city has reached 4,152.
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• Class Of 2020 Entering Worst Job Market Since Great Depression

  20-05-2020 16:55
  
  (CNN) — The Class of 2020 started its senior year in a boom time, with the national unemployment rate at a near-record low of 3.7%. But in the bust driven by the coronavirus, 4 million new graduates are now entering the worst jobs market since the Great Depression.
  National unemployment stands at a jaw-dropping 14.7%, but the rate rises to 25.7% for those aged 20-24, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. And that’s before the potential workforce is boosted by those leaving col
  
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• Maryland coronavirus hospitalizations continue decline as state reaches 2,000 deaths - Baltimore Sun

  20-05-2020 16:54 via baltimoresun.com
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• At Least 15 Employees Evaluated After Unknown Chemical Exposure At Baltimore County Trash Facility

  20-05-2020 16:30
  
  COCKEYSVILLE, Md. (WJZ) — At least 15  employees are being evaluated after they were exposed to an unknown chemical at Baltimore County trash facility.
  Baltimore County Fire and EMS are on scene at the Baltimore County Central Acceptance Facility in Cockeysville, a trash and recycling facility, after people were exposed to an unknown chemical.
  The incident occurred when employees were sorting household recyclables when a can of some unknown chemical ruptured at the facility in the 102
  
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• Maryland COVID-19 Hospitalizations Continue Downward Trend As Death Toll Surpasses 2,000

  20-05-2020 16:12
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — More than 2,000 people have died from coronavirus in Maryland, according to new numbers released by the state Wednesday morning.
  Maryland health officials report 42,323 total cases of coronavirus in the state as of Wednesday morning, growing 777 since the previous day. Hospitalizations continue a downward trend with a 1,410 currently hospitalized of which 539 remain in ICU.
  Officials report 2,004 confirmed deaths from COVID-19 and 119 more people may have died from t
  
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• 14 Evaluated After Unknown Chemical Exposure At Baltimore County Central Acceptance Facility

  20-05-2020 15:43
  
  COCKEYSVILLE, Md. (WJZ) — Baltimore County Fire and EMS are on scene at the Baltimore County Central Acceptance Facility, a trash and recycling facility after people were exposed to an unknown chemical.
  The incident occurred when a piece of equipment ran over a can of some unknown chemical at the facility in the 10200 block of Beaver Dam Road.
  At least 14 patients were evaluated but none have been transported.Hazmat units o/s, 10200 block Beaver Dam Rd., (the Baltimore County Central Accep
  
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• Weather Blog: Pollen Season Still Here

  20-05-2020 15:33
  
  Hi Everyone,
  How many of you are affected by pollen? I bet a lot of you. Yesterday, the tree pollen was about its highest of the season, so far. Yep “so far.”
  There is more on the way. Not much more, but the pollen season is not quite over yet.
  Daily, we get reports on tree, grass, and flower pollen. Mold spores, too. Now toss in the wind of yesterday and imagine what was swirling around you. And that will be the case today.
  The wind coming out of the East Northeast is not only keepi
  
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• Baby goat stolen from Baltimore garden reunited with owners - ABC News

  20-05-2020 15:14 via abcnews.go.com
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• It's a three-way race for Baltimore mayor — Dixon, Miller and Scott — new Sun/UB/WYPR poll shows - Baltimore Sun

  20-05-2020 11:15 via baltimoresun.com
  It's a three-way race for Baltimore mayor — Dixon, Miller and Scott — new Sun/UB/WYPR poll shows  Baltimore Sun
  
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• Baltimore City cancels Artscape, other major events through August - Baltimore Business Journal

  20-05-2020 09:00 via bizjournals.com
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