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Speaking outside Johnston Square Elementary School, Baltimore Mayor <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PEPLT00007612" title="Stephanie Rawlings-Blake" href="/topic/politics/government/stephanie-rawlings-blake-PEPLT00007612.topic">Stephanie Rawlings-Blake</a> announces her plans for using bottle-tax revenues to improve city schools. With her on the right are City Council member <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PEPLT00007634" title="Mary Pat Clarke" href="/topic/politics/mary-pat-clarke-PEPLT00007634.topic">Mary Pat Clarke</a> and Baltimore city schools CEO <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PEPLT00008285" title="Andres Alonso" href="/topic/education/andres-alonso-PEPLT00008285.topic">Andres Alonso</a>, far right.

( Barbara Haddock Taylor / The Baltimore Sun / November 14, 2011 )

Speaking outside Johnston Square Elementary School, Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake announces her plans for using bottle-tax revenues to improve city schools. With her on the right are City Council member Mary Pat Clarke and Baltimore city schools CEO Andres Alonso, far right.

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