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Oriole Park field stormers sentenced

Oriole Park field stormers sentenced

Two men were sentenced last week for jumping onto the field in Oriole Park in separate incidents, though only one is likely to have a conviction on his record.

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Enjoy the sights and sounds of the Mr. Potato Head exhibit at Port Discovery Chi...

Enjoy the sights and sounds of the Mr. Potato Head exhibit at Port Discovery Children's Museum and his appearance at the exhibit to greet the kids. (Hojung Lee/Baltimore Sun)

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St. Patrick's Day violence exceeded initial reports, police dispatch tapes show

St. Patrick's Day violence

Records describe teens fighting all over downtown and the Inner Harbor on the evening of March 17.

Baltimore County high schools see class sizes grow

Balto. Co. class sizes

The decision to cut nearly 200 teaching jobs has eliminated classes, leaving many more students packed into classrooms.

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Problem vets

Several veterinarians were found to have provided inadequate care, failed to conduct proper tests or kept poor records.

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