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After the defense forced Illinois to punt with 55 seconds left, junior quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa launched a 26-yard pass to sophomore receiver Rakim Jarrett, which set up a 32-yard field goal by Joseph Petrino in the final seconds to escape Champaign, Illinois, with a 20-17 victory. - With a 7-1 defeat to the Red Sox on Friday night, the Orioles have lost 100 or more games in three of the past four seasons, with the coronavirus-shortened 2020 season the only exception.
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- By creating a checklist with the COVID-19 protocol and uniting families and teachers into school-specific safety teams, the teacher’s union and the secretaries and assistant’s union for Anne Arundel County Public Schools hope to give people the tools to make sure schools are safe as in-person classes return.
- Carroll County Public Schools reported Friday that 803 close contact individuals are in quarantine because of possible COVID-19 exposure.
- Here's everything you need to know before the Orioles' road game Friday night against the Boston Red Sox.
- Shareholders of W. R. Grace & Co. approved a deal Friday for a New York building materials company to acquire the Columbia-based specialty chemicals giant for $4.6 billion.
- Donning neon vests and hard hats, construction crews and developers gathered Friday for a “topping out” ceremony at the site of what eventually will be Port Covington’s Rye Street Market, the first of five buildings currently underway on the waterfront campus to have its exterior shell completed.
- With fall quickly approaching, Carroll County corn mazes are open for the season, providing residents with family-friendly challenges and entertainment.
- Spicer served on the Naval Academy Board of Visitors until last Wednesday when President Joe Biden asked for the resignation of 18 Trump-appointed members of the service academy boards. If they did not resign, their positions would be terminated.
- The seventh Wendi Winters Memorial Blood Drive will be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday in Annapolis.
- Baltimore police are investigating a woman killed by a gunshot and found during a fire, police said on Friday.
- A mainstay on the Baltimore waterfront, Living Classrooms expands its mission to "disrupt the ecosystem of poverty."
- Baltimore's theaters and concert halls are requiring mask-wearing and proof of vaccination as they welcome patrons back for in-person live performances.
- Carroll County business briefs: Norwood Ice Cream and Candy Company relocating; Tegeler earns financial professional honor; MREC welcomes new program director
- Restaurants across Baltimore and the nation have reported hiring woes amid competition for workers during the pandemic.
- As Maryland reopens, some disabled people say they would like the option to remain virtual.
- A mainstay on the Baltimore waterfront, Living Classrooms expands its mission to "disrupt the ecosystem of poverty."
- Baltimore's theaters and concert halls are requiring mask-wearing and proof of vaccination as they welcome patrons back for in-person live performances.
- Carroll County business briefs: Norwood Ice Cream and Candy Company relocating; Tegeler earns financial professional honor; MREC welcomes new program director
- Restaurants across Baltimore and the nation have reported hiring woes amid competition for workers during the pandemic.
- As Maryland reopens, some disabled people say they would like the option to remain virtual.
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- Jamerria Hall was charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of her 6-year-old daughter, Da’Neria Thomas, and 8-year-old son, Davin Thomas Jr., after the children were found dead inside their Southwest Baltimore apartment last month.
- When Carroll County staff made a proposal for the 2022-2023 calendar, the student board member suggested reimplementing two Jewish holidays as days off. Most board members opposed the move citing the limited amount of days with which they had to adjust.
- A U.S. District judge sentenced a 23-year-old man to 35 years in federal prison and five years of supervised release in connection to a violent street gang that preyed on the Hispanic community in Annapolis over a two-year period.
- View visualizations of Maryland COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, deaths, testing, positivity rate and vaccinations.
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- What, exactly, do you need to hear to take this common-sense precautionary step, which both the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the American Academy of Pediatrics strongly recommend?
- A legislative workgroup voted to recommend legislators change state laws mandating that minors accused of certain crimes be automatically charged as adults, marking the first recommendation this year from a council formed to review the state’s juvenile justice system.
- The state has drafted new wastewater requirements for the Valley Proteins factory in Linkwood, and is planning to levy a “substanitial” financial penalty over pollution concerns.
- Austin Hays’ walk-off single to complete Thursday’s comeback victory over the New York Yankees continued his trend of sparkling finishes that show off his all-around skillset.
- Howard County schools Superintendent Michael Martirano announced at a recent school board meeting that the school system’s purchase of 4,600 HEPA filters is expected to be delivered to all county public schools by Oct. 1.
- What is the key to fresh-squeezed lemonade at the Anne Arundel County Fair? Is it the fresh lemons, cane sugar, artificial lemonade powder, lemon juice, water or ice?
- The Station North restaurant is looking to add a fifth Venezuelan chef to it's roster.
- Walter W. Brewster, a retired Alex. Brown & Sons stockbroker, conservationist and sportsman who enjoyed fox hunting, died of a cerebral hemorrhage Sept. 8 at Greater Baltimore Medical Center.
- After almost 45 years to the day that police found her body dumped near a cemetery, Baltimore County Police said detectives identified “Woodlawn Jane Doe” thanks to new DNA testing.
- Austin Hays' walk-off single in the bottom of the 10th temporarily prevented the Orioles from becoming the first team in MLB to lose 100 games this season.
- Two people were killed Thursday night and four other people were shot in various incidents across Baltimore.
- The 37th Maryland Wine Festival will return to Carroll County this Saturday and Sunday after a year’s hiatus because of the COVID-19 pandemic, featuring wine tasting, wine sales, live music, juried artisans and a variety of food vendors.
- Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison implored any witnesses to talk to police after four kids were injured in a shooting outside a vacant East Baltimore rowhouse Tuesday night.
- The World Health Organization has classified the mu variant as a “variant of interest” and is monitoring its spread.
- At least 160 fish were found dead in the stream Sunday after chlorinated tap water flowed into the water from the Fleischmann's Vinegar Co. plant, officials say.
