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• Baltimore Center Stage Announces Anti-Racist Artistic Practices - American Theatre

  29-07-2020 23:58 via americantheatre.org
  
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• Coronavirus And Schools: Frederick County Schools Approve First Semester Virtual Learning; Carroll County School Board Meeting Wednesday Evening

  29-07-2020 23:45
  
  Public school students in Frederick County will attend classes virtually for the fall semester of the 2020-2021 school year.
  
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• Carroll County Public Schools Superintendent Recommends Mostly Virtual Start To The Academic Year

  29-07-2020 23:45
  
  CARROLL COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — The superintendent of Carroll County Public Schools recommended a mostly virtual start to the academic year amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
  The school board met Wednesday and weighed several different options, but a final decision has not been made yet.
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  At the meeting, the school board revised all three of its models. Virtual learning would require 20 percent direct instruction between teachers and studen
  
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• Carroll County Public Schools Superintendent Recommending A Mostly Virtual Start To The School Year

  29-07-2020 23:45
  
  CARROLL COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — The superintendent of Carroll County Public Schools is recommending a mostly virtual start to the school year amid the coronavirus pandemic.
  The school board met Wednesday weighing various options, including a hybrid of in-person and at-home learning, but no final decision has been made yet.
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  At the meeting, the school board revised all three of its models. Virtual learning would require 20 percent dir
  
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• Baltimore City Schools look to hire more substitute teachers this fall - WBAL TV Baltimore

  29-07-2020 23:42 via wbaltv.com
  Baltimore City Schools look to hire more substitute teachers this fall  WBAL TV Baltimore
  
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• Johns Hopkins Experts Address COVID-19 Vaccine Challenges, Realistic Timelines - CBS Baltimore

  29-07-2020 23:32 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  
  Johns Hopkins Experts Address COVID-19 Vaccine Challenges, Realistic Timelines  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Johns Hopkins Experts Address COVID-19 Vaccine Challenges, Realistic Timelines

  29-07-2020 23:32
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) – Johns Hopkins public health experts laid out challenges in distributing and administering coronavirus vaccines.
  “A vaccine isn’t going to work if you’re not going to receive it,” Dr. Naor Bar-Zeev of the Johns Hopkins Bloomber School of Public Health said. “Most likely, older adults will be prioritized. Health care workers will clearly be prioritized on the front line. The question then becomes what about essential workers? What about keeping
  
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• Ex-Maryland Del. Cheryl Glenn Gets 2 Years In Prison In Bribery Case

  29-07-2020 23:22
  
  SILVER SPRING, Md. (AP) — A former state lawmaker who helped create Maryland’s medical marijuana industry was sentenced on Wednesday to two years in prison for taking bribes for legislative favors, including votes to benefit a medical marijuana company.
  Cheryl Glenn, a Democrat who represented parts of Baltimore as a state delegate, told U.S. District Judge Catherine Blake that she is “profoundly remorseful” and hopes other public officials can learn from her mistakes.
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• ‘Quite A Challenging Golf Course For These Players,’ Says CBS Sports’ Trevor Immelman On WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational

  29-07-2020 23:03
  
  (CBS Miami) — The WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational slides back a month on the revised PGA Tour schedule. The new temporary spot — July 30 through August 2 — puts it a week before this season’s first major. Despite scheduling, this year’s event is sure to be a far cry from the typical warm-up event.
  For one thing, it’s a World Golf Championship tournament, which puts it a step above the standard Tour stop. The purse ($10.5 million) is bigger, and more FedExCup p
  
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• More Than 40 Percent Of People Who Have Recently Tested Positive For COVID-19 Attended A Family Gathering, Hogan Says

  29-07-2020 22:59
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Most Marylanders who have recently tested positive for COVID-19 went to family gatherings, house parties and outdoor events, Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday.
  Nearly half of those who were interviewed by contact tracers tested positive for COVID-19 after attending a family gathering, Hogan said during a news conference.
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  “The number one activity of those who have tested positive recently, reported by a stag
  
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• Waterfront Wellness Series Returns To West Shore Park With New Safety Measures In Place Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

  29-07-2020 22:57
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The popular Waterfront Wellness series is returning to West Shore Park in Baltimore this weekend with some new restrictions due to the coronavirus.
  The program is resuming two months after its usual start due to the pandemic.
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• No-Bake Icebox Cake Recipe, For A Scorching Summer Day

  29-07-2020 22:56
  
  This creamy, no-bake icebox cake (technically a carlota de limon), only requires five ingredients. It’s bright with fresh lime and as easy to make as it is to eat.
  A charlotte (or carlota) is the perfect kind of dessert for the summer. It’s close to a trifle in that it is composed of layers of luscious ingredients, and requires no baking. Emphasis on no baking.
  Cookies, breadcrumbs, and biscuits are the “cake” components that work between layers of custard, cre
  
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• Lloyd Bowers, church musician and entertainer, dies - Baltimore Sun

  29-07-2020 22:54 via baltimoresun.com
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• Betsy A. Merrick, former Realtor in Baltimore County, dies - Baltimore Sun

  29-07-2020 22:53 via baltimoresun.com
  Betsy A. Merrick, former Realtor in Baltimore County, dies  Baltimore Sun
  
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• Most People Who Have Recently Tested Positive For COVID-19 Attended A Family Gather, Gov. Hogan Says

  29-07-2020 22:46
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Gov. Larry Hogan said during a press conference Wednesday most people in Maryland who have recently tested positive for COVID-19 went to family gatherings, house parties and outdoor events.
  Nearly half of those who were interviewed by contact tracers tested positive for COVID-19 after attending a family gathering, according to Gov. Hogan.
  “The number one activity of those who have tested positive recently, reported by a staggering 44 percent, nearly half o
  
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• Maryland’s Reopening ‘Paused’ Due To Latest Increases In COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations, Hogan Says

  29-07-2020 22:40
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Further reopening plans for Maryland amid the coronavirus are “paused” in place, Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday.
  The governor made the comments at a news conference Wednesday afternoon.
  Maryland will not move into the third phase of the Roadmap to Recovery plan “until it is safe, prudent and thoroughly backed by the data and medical science,” Hogan said.
  In addition, the state is urging people to postpone or cancel travel to a number of state
  
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• Man Missing From Frederick Last Seen Sunday, Police Say

  29-07-2020 22:27
  
  FREDERICK, Md. (WJZ) — Police in Frederick are searching for a missing 44-year-old man who was last seen on Sunday.
  Ubaldo Morales Lopez was last seen around 5 p.m. Sunday in the 100 block of Lauren Court. Police said he was driving his white Chevrolet pickup.
  Ubaldo Morales Lopez. Credit: Frederick Police
  Anyone with information about his whereabouts should call police at 301-600-2102 or 240-549-4579.
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Expands Mask Order Effective Friday

  29-07-2020 22:18
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Maryland is expanding its order requiring masks must be worn as the state continues to fight the coronavirus.
  Effective Friday at 5 p.m., Marylanders must wear a mask or face covering in public areas of businesses and buildings and in outdoor public areas when it is not possible to maintain social distancing.
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  The face-covering order was first issued on April 18. The expansion follows the orders made in Baltimor
  
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• Gov. Hogan: Marylanders Should Not Travel To States With COVID-19 Positivity Rates Of 10% Or Higher

  29-07-2020 22:10
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Gov. Larry Hogan is strongly urging Marylanders to avoid traveling to states with coronavirus positivity rates of 10 percent or higher.
  During a news conference Wednesday, the governor said he has directed the Maryland Department of Health to issue a Public Health Advisory for all out of state travel.
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  The governor said Marylanders should not travel to Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Idaho, N
  
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• Fran Phillips, Maryland’s Deputy Health Secretary, Retiring Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

  29-07-2020 22:04
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Fran Phillips, the Deputy Secretary for Public Health Services for the Maryland Department of Health and a common attendee at Gov. Larry Hogan’s coronavirus press conferences, is retiring, the governor announced Wednesday.
  She will stay on in an advisory capacity.
  Replacing Phillips will be Dr. Jinlene Chan, a former health official in Anne Arundel County and the current assistant state health secretary. Chan has been working with Phillips and leading testing e
  
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• WATCH LIVE: Maryland’s Reopening ‘Paused’ Due To Latest Increases In COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations, Hogan Says

  29-07-2020 21:48
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Further reopening plans for Maryland amid the coronavirus are “paused” in place, Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday.
  The governor made the comments at a news conference Wednesday afternoon.
  Maryland will not move into the third phase of the Roadmap to Recovery plan “until it is safe, prudent and thoroughly backed by the data and medical science,” Hogan said.
  In addition, the state is urging people to postpone or cancel travel to a number of state
  
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• SE Baltimore public housing to become mixed-income community - Fox Baltimore

  29-07-2020 21:25 via foxbaltimore.com
  SE Baltimore public housing to become mixed-income community  Fox Baltimore
  
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• Registered Sex Offender In Woodsboro Indicted For Child Pornography Distribution

  29-07-2020 21:08
  
  WOODSBORO, MD. (WJZ) — A registered sex offender in Woodsboro was indicted on July 24 for 10 counts of distribution of child pornography.
  The investigation began when 52-year-old Jeffrey John White distributed more than ten files of child pornography to an undercover Frederick County Sheriff’s Office detective assigned to the Frederick County Cybercrime Task Force.
  Credit: Frederick County Sheriff’s Office
  Officials got a search and seizure warrant at White’s home on
  
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• Ravens QB Lamar Jackson On Antonio Brown: ‘I’m Still Hoping, A Little Bit’

  29-07-2020 20:39
  
  (WJZ)- Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson said earlier this offseason that he would be pleased if the team signed former New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown. No action was taken after those comments, but Jackson hasn’t given up hope that he’ll be able to unite with the veteran receiver.
  “It was nice throwing to Antonio Brown [this offseason],” Jackson said, via Jamison Hensley of ESPN. “I was hoping we would get him. I’m stil
  
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• The Forgotten Fight Against COVID-19: Are You Protecting Your Phone?

  29-07-2020 20:26
  
  (CBS Local)- In the last few months, COVID-19 has drastically changed our norms. While everyone is social distancing, masking up and wiping down every door knob in a three-mile-radius, what about the germ magnets we all keep glued to our finger tips; our cell phones.
  Cell phones have always been a haven for germs, in fact the average cell phone contains eight to ten times as many germs as a toilet seat. As we face this invisible enemy how can we take steps to keep our phones as sterile as possib
  
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• Second Heat-Related Death Of 2020 Reported In Maryland - CBS Baltimore

  29-07-2020 20:03 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  
  Second Heat-Related Death Of 2020 Reported In Maryland  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Second Heat-Related Death Of 2020 Reported In Maryland

  29-07-2020 20:03
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Maryland’s health department has reported the state’s second heat-related death of 2020.
  The victim was a man aged 65 or older in Montgomery County.
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  On Monday, the state reported the first heat death of the year, a man in his 30s in Baltimore.
  Twenty Marylanders died last year due to heat.#BWI is up to 92º F so far today, marking the 24th day this month it has hit at least 90º F in the #Baltimo
  
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• Alzheimer’s Blood Test In Your Doctor’s Office Closer To Reality, Studies Say

  29-07-2020 19:54
  
  (CNN) — A simple blood test to diagnose Alzheimer’s disease — on the wish list of many doctors, researchers and patients — may be closer to becoming a reality, according to the results of studies presented virtually this week during the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference 2020.
  In a study presented Tuesday at the conference and published in JAMA, a blood test to detect the tau protein, one of the hallmark signs of Alzheimer’s, was as accurate as a
  
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• Man Dead, Another Injured After Shot In Parking Lot Near Rosedale Home

  29-07-2020 19:37
  
  ROSEDALE, MD. (WJZ) — One of the victims in a shooting in Rosedale on Tuesday has died, police said.
  Police were called shortly after 7 p.m. to the 2000 block of Kelbourne Road for a report of a shooting.
  The victims, two men, had arrived home when an unknown suspect shot them both in the parking lot and fled the scene.
  The victims, Trevor Hamlet (31) of the 2000 block of Kelbourne Road, 21237 and a second man, were taken to a local hospital.
  Hamlet succumbed to his injuries and was pronou
  
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• Portsmouth City Council Votes To Remove Confederate Monument

  29-07-2020 19:28
  
  PORTSMOUTH, Va. (AP) — Council members in a Virginia city unanimously voted to remove a Confederate monument that was damaged during the recent protests against racism and police brutality.
  The resolution passed by the Portsmouth City Council Tuesday gives the city’s manager authority to move the obelisk and its four statues from where it stands on the city’s Olde Towne neighborhood, news outlets reported.
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• UEFA Champions, Europa League TV Schedule: How To Watch, Match Schedule & Times

  29-07-2020 18:33
  
  (CBS Local)- CBS Sports announced its broadcast schedule for the upcoming return of the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday. Europe’s top-flight club competition has been on pause since April due to the coronavirus pandemic.
  Now, the competition is set to return on August 5 with the Round of 16 games for the Europa League beginning with Shaktar Donetsk taking on VfL Wolfsburg and Copenhagen battling Istanbul Basaksehir. Then, the Champions League returns on August 7 with Round of 16 play be
  
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• Yankees, Orioles set for impromptu meeting in Baltimore - Yahoo Sports

  29-07-2020 18:30 via sports.yahoo.com
  
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• Vendor Overbills Baltimore City By $160K Over Several Years For Work It Subcontracted To Other Company, Report Finds

  29-07-2020 18:14
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore City has suspended a vendor it had been working with to maintain city equipment after the vendor reportedly overbilled the city by $160,000 over the course of multiple years, according to a report from the city’s inspector general.
  The report states the unnamed vendor submitted inflated invoices to the city for work the vendor then subcontracted to another company. The vendor then billed the city as if it had done the work, though the report noted the vend
  
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• Vendor Overbilled Baltimore City By $160K Over Several Years For Work It Subcontracted To Other Company, Report Finds - CBS Baltimore

  29-07-2020 18:14 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  
  Vendor Overbilled Baltimore City By $160K Over Several Years For Work It Subcontracted To Other Company, Report Finds  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Vendor Overbilled Baltimore City By $160K Over Several Years For Work It Subcontracted To Other Company, Report Finds

  29-07-2020 18:14
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore City has suspended a vendor it had been working with to maintain city equipment after the vendor reportedly overbilled the city by $160,000 over the course of multiple years, according to a report from the city’s inspector general.
  The report states the unnamed vendor submitted inflated invoices to the city for work the vendor then subcontracted to another company. The vendor then billed the city as if it had done the work, though the report noted the vend
  
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• When and where, indeed: Orioles and Yankees get together for 'backyard baseball' amid pandemic - USA TODAY

  29-07-2020 17:53 via usatoday.com
  
  When and where, indeed: Orioles and Yankees get together for 'backyard baseball' amid pandemic  USA TODAY
  
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• Orioles To Welcome Yankees To Camden Yards For Home Opener Following COVID-19 Delays

  29-07-2020 17:42
  
  Baltimore, MD. (WJZ)- After a tumultuous few days, the Baltimore Orioles will return to the diamond tonight at the friendly confines of Oriole Park at Camden Yards facing the rival New York Yankees.
  Originally scheduled to be the second half of a home-and-home series with the Miami Marlins, the plans changed after Miami experienced a COVID-19 outbreak that has postponed games for the franchise through Sunday.
  In step with the Yankees, who had a home-and-home of their own against the Philadelphia
  
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• A Landmark Study Shows What Makes A Successful Relationship

  29-07-2020 17:38
  
  (CNN) — It’s not who you’re with, but the dynamic you have with them.
  That’s the big takeaway from a landmark study that explores what makes relationships successful, published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
  Whether you’re finding a potential partner by swiping right on an app, or thumbing through stacks of biodata a la Netflix’s “Indian Matchmaking,” there may be some wisdom for you in the researchers’ finding
  
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• Police: Delaware Man Lunged At Rehoboth Beach Hotel Employee With Knife

  29-07-2020 17:19
  
  REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. (AP) — Authorities said a Delaware man was arrested after he attempted to attack a hotel employee with a knife.
  The alleged incident happened Tuesday at a Holiday Inn Express in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware State police said in a news release.
  When officers arrived, they learned Christopher Campbell, 26, had confronted the victim in the hotel’s lobby, the release said.
  Police said Campbell then threatened the man and lunged towards him with a knife.
  The victim wrestl
  
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• Anne Arundel County Hit-And-Run Suspect Sylvester Wright Jr. Arrested On Drug Charges, Police Say

  29-07-2020 16:26
  
  BROOKLYN, Md. (WJZ) — A 60-year-old Glen Burnie man was arrested on drug charges Thursday following a hit-and-run crash in Brooklyn, the Anne Arundel County Police Department said.
  Officers responded to a hit-and-run crash near Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard and Hammonds Lane around 5 p.m. Thursday, police said. When they got there, the officers found the suspect vehicle, which had two people inside.
  Sylvester Wright Jr. Credit: Anne Arundel County Police
  One of the people inside the vehicl
  
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• Coronavirus In Maryland: Over 750 New Cases In 24 Hours, 20 New Deaths With Hospitalizations Up

  29-07-2020 16:11
  
  ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — The state reported over 750 new coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours as the total case count jumps past 86,000 on Wednesday.
  New numbers show there is now a total of 86,285 cases in Maryland, up 761 since Tuesday.
  A total of 571 people are hospitalized, up 27 people overnight. There are 145 people in intensive care- down five cases from yesterday- and 426 in acute care.MDH Wed. morning data: Hospitalizations and positivity rate are UP. ICU beds are DOWN.Confirmed Cases:
  
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• Coronavirus In Maryland: Gov. Hogan To Give COVID-19 Update At 3:30 PM

  29-07-2020 15:42
  
  ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — Governor Larry Hogan will update Marylanders on the state’s COVID-19 response and recovery efforts.Today at 3:30 p.m., I will provide an update on Maryland’s ongoing #COVID19 response and recovery efforts.Watch live on Twitter, Facebook (@GovLarryHogan), or YouTube (live captioning available): https://t.co/SpiiKV93e2 pic.twitter.com/E0l5D2iecS
  — Governor Larry Hogan (@GovLarryHogan) July 29, 2020WJZ will be live at 3:30 p.m. You can watch on WJZ or on WJ
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: The Maryland Fleet Week & Airshow Baltimore Moving To Virtual Format

  29-07-2020 15:28
  
  WASHINGTON (WJZ) — The Maryland Fleet Week & Airshow Baltimore will not go on as originally planned, officials announced Wednesday morning.
  It was originally scheduled for September 9-14, but due to the coronavirus but will now be a virtual event.
  “The novel coronavirus, COVID-19, continues to spread across the United States and would pose a threat to the health of visitors, event staff, volunteers, and our sailors. The COVID-19 pandemic makes it extremely difficult to safely man
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: The Maryland Fleet Week & Airshow Baltimore Is Canceled

  29-07-2020 15:28
  
  WASHINGTON – The Maryland Fleet Week & Airshow Baltimore is canceled this year, officials announced Wednesday morning.
  It was originally scheduled for September 9-14, but due to the coronavirus, it will now be a virtual event.
  “The novel coronavirus, COVID-19, continues to spread across the United States and would pose a threat to the health of visitors, event staff, volunteers, and our sailors. The COVID-19 pandemic makes it extremely difficult to safely manage a large-scale eve
  
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• Screen Time & Kids: Parents Need To Worry Less On Hours Logged, Report Finds

  29-07-2020 15:14
  
  (CNN) — When it comes to screen time, parents should start worrying less about the amount of time their teenagers are online and instead focus on the quality of the content.
  In the age of online classes and Zoom friends and family meetups, the quality of teen content is more important than ever, according to a report by Common Sense Media released on Wednesday.
  “All screen use is not equal, especially at a time when other avenues of connection and learning are shut off,” said M
  
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• ‘Lena Waithe Brings A Truthful Voice For Black Women & Black People’: Yolonda Ross On Season 3 Of Showtime’s ‘The Chi’

  29-07-2020 14:56
  
  (CBS Local)– Season three of “The Chi” on Showtime features many new characters and storylines, but actor Yolonda Ross remains a constant presence.
  RELATED: ‘We Need To Have Diverse Stories’: Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine On Showtime’s ‘The Chi’
  Ross’s character Jada is on a journey of self-discovery this season with her love life and identity, while she also is taking care of her son Emmett and his family. This season has addressed a lot of we
  
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• Addicted To The High Of Weed? Its Calmer Cousin, CBD, May Help Ease The Disorder, Study Finds

  29-07-2020 13:45
  
  (CNN) — Smoking weed has become a popular pastime, boosted by a more permissive social attitude and a relaxation of laws and regulations.
  However, not everyone is capable of using weed solely for occasional recreational or medical use. Some 22 million people around the world are so dependent on marijuana that it affects their ability to function in life.
  Marijuana use disorder applies to both addicts and those that are dependent, and is characterized by impairments in psychological, physic
  
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• Baltimore’s Lexington Market reopened - Baltimore Sun

  29-07-2020 13:43 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore’s Lexington Market reopened  Baltimore Sun
  
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• Weather Blog: July Heat Continues

  29-07-2020 13:33
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Hi Everyone!
  Finally, we are getting a break. Wednesday will only feel like 94°. (The forecast high, by the way, is 92°).
  Only 94°, that will tell you how oppressive it has been just the past couple of days much less this month, so far. Yes I know we only have a couple of days left in July but it ain’t over yet.
  I point this out because so far this month we have had 23 days at or above 90° at BWI-Marshall.
  Did that just get your attention?
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• Baltimore County Council hears from officials, residents as it weighs police reform - Baltimore Sun

  29-07-2020 11:01 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore County Council hears from officials, residents as it weighs police reform  Baltimore Sun
  
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