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A frost advisory was issued by the National Weather Service for most of Northern Maryland, including parts of Baltimore and Carroll counties.
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Anne Arundel County Council passes workforce housing bill, extends acting Police Chief William Lowry
The Anne Arundel County Council passed a bill that would allow flexibility for developers to expand workforce housing in areas zoned for mixed use, drawing a lengthy debate among members and opposing written testimony from 15 residents. Many of the residents in opposition wrote some variation of, “Not in my neighborhood.”
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Orioles outfielder Trey Mancini, who has missed the entire season after a spring training physical led to him being diagnosed with colon cancer, completed his six-month chemotherapy treatment Monday.
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An unofficial event that is expected to bring thousands of car enthusiasts to Ocean City is set to begin Tuesday and the town’s mayor has a message: Don’t travel to the area if you don’t have to.
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The Baltimore City Council approved by a 10-4 vote a bill to create a monument for victims of police violence that would be near a memorial to fallen officers.
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An Annapolis man was sentenced to 10 years in prison and five years of supervised probation for a burglary at an Annapolis home he had previously been charged for trying to break into on a different occasion, the Anne Arundel County State’s Attorney’s Office said.
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Baltimore County Council voted to join five other counties in lawsuits against e-cigarette maker Juul Labs over claims that it marketed products to children.
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Howard County Executive Calvin Ball on Monday announced another allocation of federal CARES Act funding, this time $1.3 million for a countywide initiative to support children and families with virtual learning.
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A resident of Fairhaven, an elder care facility in Sykesville, has died, according to the Carroll County Health Department, the first Carroll death from COVID-19 reported since Aug. 28. Fifteen Fairhaven residents have now died of COVID-19 during the pandemic.
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Former mayors Kurt Schmoke, Martin O’Malley, Sheila Dixon and Stephanie Rawlings-Blake joined the Greater Baltimore Committee for a virtual panel on what they learned during their tenures.
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Many Marylanders who anxiously awaited the launch of BEACON 2.0, the makeover of the state’s unemployment insurance web portal that debuted Sunday, find it’s still not helping resolve their difficulties with claims.
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Sister Shawn Marie Maguire, the former Maryvale Preparatory School headmistress who championed the school’s growth, died of stroke complications Sept. 17 at Stella Maris Hospice in Timonium. She was 81 and a member of the Notre Dame de Namur Sisters.
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Baltimore County will follow Gov. Larry Hogan’s Friday order that allowed restaurants in the state to expand indoor dining capacity from 50% to 75%, Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski announced Monday.
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Mary C. Haynes, a retired computer analyst who enjoyed the company of family and friends, died Sept. 12 of congestive heart failure at a daughter’s Rising Sun home. The former longtime Catonsville resident was 93.
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Some Baltimore City Council members are seeking to block the city’s law department from reaching any deal to renew a contract with the towering waste incinerator that pumps smoke into the city’s sky.
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Welsh said they’re looking to have at least 12 bands in the competition so elimination rounds can take place leading up to the finale. The bands will be featured on DSC’s website, Welsh said, and each act will have a video profile put together with help from Community Media Center in Westminster.
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Anne Arundel detention superintendent retires after 50 years, to be replaced by Jennifer Road warden
Anne Arundel County’s top jail official is retiring after 50 years working in corrections, the county announced Monday.
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Police identify suspect in murder of Glen Burnie man at family gathering, search for the 21-year-old
Anne Arundel County police are searching for a 21-year-old man charged in the shooting death of a Glen Burnie man last week.
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The plane, a single-engine 1967 Piper Cherokee Arrow, is registered to Donald W. Harper of Odenton, according to Federal Aviation Administration records. It made an emergency landing around 9 p.m. in the 200 block of Stone Street off Birney Avenue in Moosic, Pennsylvania, according to the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Sentinel, which first reported the crash.
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An Anne Arundel County judge handed down the maximum sentence to two members of a white supremacist prison gang Monday after they killed a rival inmate by stabbing him more than 50 times at a state prison in Jessup.
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Leadership of the non-profit Strong City vowed again Monday to emerge from its troubles and be transparent with grassroots groups who say their operations were upended through poor financial management.
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Two weeks after Labor Day, Maryland has recorded its lowest rate of positive cases and fewest hospitalizations since March.
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Two weeks after the Labor Day holiday, Maryland has avoided a spike in coronavirus cases, and has seen positivity rates continue to set new low marks.
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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 charts and maps below show what has been reported by the state and update around 10 a.m. each day.
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Slade, a Carroll County native, graduated from McDaniel with a degree in Communication in 1988. He earned his Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Southern California and spent three years working in Hollywood before returning to his alma mater to teach full time.
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Three men were shot Sunday night in South Baltimore, police officials said Monday.
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With August bringing about one of the wettest months in Baltimore’s history, bringing floods to low-lying areas and neighborhoods near the water, Baltimore and other jurisdictions will look to address nuisance floods caused by high tides this year.
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The nature of the team’s rebuild means that just because a player had a significant role on this team doesn’t mean the club won’t make a move to improve when the time comes.
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Anne Arundel County’s teacher’s union president was bombarded with calls last week from educators expressing concerns about how they were portrayed after the school system superintendent said no special educators were willing to return to build
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Baltimore County’s senior centers have shifted programming to a virtual setting, a learning curve for all involved, but one that some elderly say has made a world of difference during quarantine living.
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That protective scaffolding should start coming down next week, as the project finishes. Superintendent Vice Adm. Sean Buck predicts the Chapel Dome will be finished around Thanksgiving.
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Carroll County Government hopes to tap into a $10 million pot of emergency coronavirus relief funds being offered by the state to benefit law enforcement, youth and victim services.
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The bill, co-sponsored by City Council President Brandon Scott, comes at a time when the Italian explorer’s legacy is under increased scrutiny due to the treatment of Native Americans upon his arrival.
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Carroll County Public Library officials hosted a rededication ceremony of the Westminster branch on Friday, acknowledging the Exploration Commons project now under construction.
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On the last phone call of his life, Julio Cesar Moran-Ruiz was in his car, pulled over on the side of Interstate 95 by a Maryland State Police officer working DUI enforcement.
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A 35-year-old Owings Mills woman died early Sunday morning after losing control of her car on I-695, police said.
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Several Maryland unemployment insurance claimants said they were not able to file claims Sunday after the Maryland Department of Labor launched an updated site.
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An Arnold man attempting to stand-up paddleboard the length of the Chesapeake Bay to raise money for the Oyster Recovery Partnership will spend the next week away from home, paddling farther and farther south each day along the Eastern shore.
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REV Cycle, a boutique gym that catered to Baltimore's indoor fitness enthusiasts, is closing its Locust Point location after six years due to the pandemic.
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Hundreds of thousands of coronavirus tests that Gov. Larry Hogan bought from South Korea in April to much fanfare appear to be showing reliability problems, returning a spate of false positive results to nursing homes around the state.
