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Manchester Valley High School’s graduating members of the Class of 2020 have been invited to participate in a procession through Hampstead and Manchester.
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Steven Zbignewich, a 16-year-old sophomore at Westminster High School, was recently named Maryland Youth of the Year by Boys & Girls Clubs of America.
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Older adults are among those most vulnerable to COVID-19, so the Carroll County Adult Public Guardianship Program has adapted its practices throughout the pandemic to ensure its clients are cared for and kept safe.
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The Baltimore Board of Elections will close early on the eve of the state’s primary amid concerns about safety at the board’s office which is close to where protests were centered over the weekend.
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Three-star St. Frances defensive end Terrance Butler announced his commitment to Maryland on Monday, adding yet another local recruit to the Terps’ defensive line.
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Baltimore County added 234 new coronavirus cases and four new deaths between May 31 and June 1, the largest single-day jump in confirmed cases since the Maryland health department began releasing data in mid-March.
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Maryland men’s basketball coach Mark Turgeon said “we must stand together and unite now more than ever" in a statement Monday responding to nationwide protests over the death of George Floyd and police brutality.
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A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit in which two former University of Maryland men’s basketball players accused makers of the “Fortnite” video game of misappropriating a dance move that the ex-teammates popularized.
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A Millersville man has been arrested for allegedly shooting a 14-year-old boy in Glen Burnie in mid May, Anne Arundel County police said.
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Another day of protesting is underway in Baltimore on Monday as the outrage over George Floyd’s death a week ago continues to spill into the streets in Maryland and around the country.
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“The parade and festival may be canceled this year, but the spirit of pride is not,” Annapolis Pride founder Jeremy Browning said.
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A bullet hole in a window on the 7th floor of Baltimore Washington Medical Center capped off a night in Anne Arundel County that was riddled with gunfire, police said.
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Felix Leodan Tandazo, 26, of Glen Burnie, was arrested last week after Anne Arundel County police said that a call for gunshots prompted them to search his house and uncover cash, drugs and a loaded long gun.
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The board unanimously elected Ruppersberger (D-Maryland) as chairman at their livestreamed meeting Monday.
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A Baltimore Police officer seen on video striking a woman Friday night has been suspended, the department confirmed Saturday afternoon.
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Maryland health officials confirmed 549 new cases of the coronavirus statewide Monday and 20 more deaths due to the disease.
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On Monday, the Enoch Pratt Free Library rolls out an initiative that will offer free Wi-Fi hot spots for all comers in the parking lot of eight of its branches, a new bid to narrow the digital divide in Baltimore.
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The Maryland State Police say a Pennsylvania woman has died on a highway in Manchester in Carroll County after jumping out of a moving pickup truck in the midst of an argument.
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These are the confirmed Maryland cases of the novel coronavirus, the illness that causes the COVID-19 disease, confirmed by the Maryland Department of Health. The table and map below shows what has been reported by the state and updates at 10 a.m. each day.
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Baltimore Police Monday morning said a man died around 1 a.m. in the 4700 block of Park Heights Ave. after officers were dispatched to investigate reports of a shooting.
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From protests to a string of shootings, here's a review of the biggest stories in Baltimore over the weekend.
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Baltimore’s mayoral candidates planned to spend the weekend racing to the finish line of a bizarre primary. With protests in the city over the death of a man being arrested in Minneapolis, they had to adapt.
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The former Towson University attackman is nearing the end of his second year at the West Virginia School of Osteopathic medicine and will spend the summer at Frederick Health Hospital in Frederick.
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The Howard County Library System is making adjustments amid the coronavirus pandemic by waiving book return fines, furloughing employees and shifting its programming online.
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It was his sophomore year at South Carroll High School when the now-graduating senior Nicholas Bloch burst into the extracurricular scene, competing in basketball, soccer and power lifting. A year later he would take on leadership roles in school groups.
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Baltimore police reported that nine people were shot Friday evening into Saturday morning, including a double-shooting in Southwest Baltimore that left a 16-year-old girl dead.
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Jonah Foxworth, an Annapolis High student, has hoisted a sign asking anybody who reads it as they pass by to sign a petition to get justice in the killing of George Floyd, urging all four officers be charged that were present.
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Gov. Larry Hogan, Baltimore officials and public health experts voiced concern Sunday that protests in the city and elsewhere could lead to a surge in new cases of the coronavirus as the state confirmed 763 news cases and 21 more deaths.
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A crowd of demonstrators filled the campus of Towson’s governmental center on Washington Avenue Sunday, following protests across the U.S. and Baltimore region sparked by the death of George Floyd, a black man who died in police custody this week after a Minneapolis officer knelt on his neck.
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Hundreds of demonstrators, chanting and holding signs, drove and marched through Baltimore streets on Saturday to call attention to the killing of a Minnesota man at the hands of police, as city leaders urged the protesters to remain peaceful while acknowledging their frustration and pain.
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During an hours-long protest in Baltimore, a police official gave demonstrators what they wanted: recognition for the lives lost to police brutality.
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Anthony J. Furnari Sr., a retired Baltimore Department of Public Works project manager, has died at 90.
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Pittman said he will host a Facebook livestream with African-American county residents younger than 30 years old Monday at 5 p.m. called “Young and Black in the Age of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and the Coronavirus Pandemic - What is Our Future?”
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During the global coronavirus pandemic, the state and county have began announcing reopening plans. But even still, graduating seniors have left behind their final year in an unexpected manner.
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Graduating Winters Mill High School senior Addison Lomax has a philosophy in life exemplified by a simple rule of thumb: Why not?
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With all eight of the state’s U.S. House members on ballots in Tuesday’s primary, their opponents find themselves as underdogs — not only for the usual reasons, but because the new coronavirus has limited their ability to become better known.
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Pedro Palomino is a go-to source for Spanish speaking people searching for answers as the coronavirus disrupts daily life and his work during the pandemic has helped counter misinformation that spreads on social media
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Anne Arundel County Public Schools are investigating recent social media posts about the death of a black man in Minneapolis the principal of South River High described as reflecting “racist, intolerant, and hate-filled ideals.”
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Follow along with live coverage from Baltimore Sun reporters as protestors take to the street to call attention to the death of George Floyd.
