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Mike Preston’s report card: Position-by-position grades for Ravens’ 23-17 win over Bengals

Here’s how the Ravens graded out at each position after Sunday’s 23-17 win over the Cincinnati Bengals.

By Mike Preston

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• Ravens

Instant analysis: Lamar Jackson’s huge rushing day lifts Ravens over Bengals, 23-17

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson finished with nearly 400 yards of total offense and the defense stifled the winless Cincinnati Bengals as the Ravens won their second straight game, 23-17.

By Jonas Shaffer

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• Environment

Why all the coastal flooding in Maryland lately? Tropical Storm Melissa is to blame, forecasters say

Tropical Storm Melissa, slowly rotating off the Atlantic Coast, has pushed water up the Chesapeake Bay, resulting in coastal flooding.

By Pamela Wood

Oct 12, 2019

• Baltimore Insider

Baltimore City Councilman Ryan Dorsey marries artist Erin Fostel in front yard ceremony, according to Twitter

Ryan Dorsey, Baltimore’s pro-biking city councilman, married artist Erin Fostel at a casual ceremony in their front yard Saturday.

By Christina Tkacik

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• Consumer Reviews

This blanket is the softest we’ve found

The Dutch term “hygge” is difficult to translate because it means so much more than comfort. It refers to a sense of wellbeing, a feeling of contentment, the

• Orioles

Schmuck: Buck Showalter just might be getting back in the dugout one year after leaving Orioles

After a one-year hiatus, former Orioles manager Buck Showalter has been mentioned as a possible candidate for managerial jobs in Anaheim and Philadelphia.

By Peter Schmuck

Oct 12, 2019

• Nation & World

Hunter Biden steps down from board of Chinese-backed private equity firm, pledges not to work with foreign companies if father wins presidency

Hunter Biden's business dealings in China and Ukraine have become an issue in the 2020 presidential race after President Donald Trump's unproven allegations of corruption.

• Anne Arundel County

Anne Arundel police officer injured as political, racial tensions rise at football games

An Anne Arundel County police officer was punched twice in the head at an Anne Arundel County high school football game last month, another example of rising political and racial tensions.

By Rick Hutzell

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• Environment

You might want to think twice about raking your leaves this fall, Maryland experts say. Here’s why.

While a leaf-free yard may be more aesthetically pleasing, raking them all away is actually bad for the yards, bees and other insects, and the rest of the environment, experts say.

By Colin Campbell

Oct 10, 2019

• Nation & World

Bernie Sanders says Elizabeth Warren is ‘capitalist through her bones’

Elizabeth Warren, who has been rising steadily in the polls, now shares the leading position with Joe Biden. Bernie Sanders has been falling well behind both.

• Baltimore City

Monday closure of Hanover Street Bridge in South Baltimore has been canceled

The Hanover Street Bridge — officially the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Bridge — in South Baltimore will not close Monday as originally scheduled.

• Environment

Magazine article reviews evidence that rising sea levels could force Naval Academy to relocate

Recent climate change models and new evidence of accelerated warming may have fatal consequences for the Naval Academy in Annapolis.

• Nation & World

U.S. Ambassador Gordon Sondland to testify that his ‘no quid pro quo’ assurance to colleague was based solely on what Trump told him

Gordon Sondland is set to tell House committees that he did understand the Trump administration was offering Ukraine's president a White House visit in exchange committing to investigations Trump wanted.