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Top Baltimore Symphony oboist files sex harassment complaint
Principal oboe player Katherine Needleman says concertmaster Jonathan Carney has engaged in a constant pattern of retaliation since she rejected him for sex in 2005.
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Trial starts for alleged members of violent Baltimore gang
A federal racketeering trial is getting under way for alleged members of a violent Baltimore gang who prosecutors assert are behind 10 unsolved killings going back to 2010.
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Baltimore police investigate 5 overnight shootings
BALTIMORE (AP) — Baltimore police say five people have been shot overnight in separate incidents. The Baltimore Sun reports the first shooting happened Saturday night. Police found a 28-year-old man with a gunshot wound on…
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Owing Mills high school retires Jordan McNair jersey
McDonogh School, where the late Jordan McNair played football, retired his No. 70 jersey in a ceremony Friday afternoon in Owing Mills, Maryland.
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Writer H.L. Mencken’s Baltimore home to undergo renovation
Baltimore National Heritage Area entered into a lease agreement with the city to assume stewardship of the home. It’s listed as a National Historic Landmark.
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Police: Man killed at Maryland funeral was burying brother
Maurice Brown died Wednesday while attending the funeral of 18-year-old Marcus Brown, who was fatally shot last month.
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Md. families say low wages make finding in-home nurses difficult
Some families and placement agencies in Maryland say they struggle to find and place in-home nurses as the state underpays them.
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Horseshoe is only Maryland casino with a gaming revenue drop
Five of Maryland’s six casinos turned in higher gaming revenue numbers in August 2018 compared to a year ago, and MGM National Harbor continued to account for the lion’s share of it.
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DC Sweet Potato Cake opening Baltimore bakery
Baked In Baltimore will have a grand opening on Sept. 22 at its new brick-and-mortar location on Reisterstown Road.
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Planned Parenthood picks Baltimore health commissioner as new leader
Dr. Leana Wen will assume the role Nov. 12, six days after midterm elections in which Planned Parenthood’s political wing plans to spend $20 million on behalf of candidates who support abortion rights.
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Ravens place RB Dixon in injured reserve; promote Turner
The Baltimore Ravens have placed backup running back Kenneth Dixon on injured reserve after he hurt his knee in Sunday’s opener against Buffalo.
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1 dead, 1 wounded in shooting during funeral at Baltimore-area cemetery
One person was killed, another wounded, and a high school was briefly on lockdown after a shooting during a funeral at a cemetery near Baltimore Wednesday.
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City Hall to help some Baltimore residents expunge records
Volunteer attorneys with the city’s law department will help people determine if past offenses can be expunged at a late September convention dubbed “WorkBaltimore.”
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Report: Baltimore police haven’t prioritized patrol roles
News outlets report that the staffing study filed Tuesday says the Baltimore Police Department has a 26.6 percent vacancy rate in that area, with nearly 300 patrol positions vacant across nine districts.
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Family sues state over jail death of mentally disabled man
Deniro Bellamy’s family is suing Maryland for negligence, saying the drugs found in his system were forced on him. A medical examiner found that the 31-year-old Bellamy died in June of morphine and fentanyl intoxication.
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