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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced on Wednesday that youth sports may resume for “low contact” outdoor practices in limited groups as well as the outdoor activities of youth camps with groups no larger than 10 people, effective Friday at 5 p.m.
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Charles L. Wagandt II, who led the restoration of Oella, has died at 95.
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Pandemic or no pandemic, Michael Brophy was determined to hold a Memorial Day service to honor the men and women who have given their lives for their country in the past — and who continue to do so today.
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Although the weather was bright after a week of wind and rain, and many shops had their doors propped open with glowing signs declaring them to be “Open,” the streets of Arbutus, Catonsville and Towson saw only scattered foot traffic on Saturday.
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Rosalie D. Emrich, a champion Rolling Road Country Club golfer and a whiz in the kitchen, has died of the coronavirus at 97.
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Baltimore County residents looking to get tested for the coronavirus no longer need to secure a doctor's order first, according to a Friday news release.
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Memorial day this year will be celebrated virtually or with a group of less than 10 for most people.
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Mary Michele Connor, the mother of two sons who also took a motherly approach to her assistant athletic director position at Mount Saint Joseph, died Tuesday from lung cancer at her Edmondson Heights home. She was 65.
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Cash and cigarette cartons were stolen during an armed robbery from a Royal Farms on Edmondson Avenue, police said.
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As Marylanders continue to live under stay-at-home orders, this Catonsville family is trying to be creative about the ways they continue to see loved ones while respecting social distancing guidelines.
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Gilman student athlete prepared for Plebe Summer
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Catonsville and Towson will not be holding their annual Fourth of July celebrations due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Due to the lack of coronavirus testing and protective equipment, Maryland is undercounting the number of cases in its state-run hospitals and putting both its employees and patients at risk, said Patrick Moran, president of AFSCME Chapter 3, which represents 25,000 state workers.
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Virtual Firecracker 10K race will be held on July 4th
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Baltimore County Public Schools released dates for virtual ceremonies for 27 graduating classes, but haven’t ruled out the prospect of holding a commencement ceremony once restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic are lifted.
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Asian American advocacy groups are reporting a surge in xenophobic incidents across the U.S. amid the coronavirus pandemic. A researcher and professor of psychology at University of Maryland, Baltimore County is studying the effects and the extent of the harassment.
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Final grades for middle school and some high school students in Baltimore County Public Schools will be graded as “Pass/Fail," and graduation for the Class of 2020 will be held online, the school system announced Tuesday night.
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Police are investigating circumstances surrounding the death of a Halethorpe man Sunday, which they say was the result of a confrontation with another man inside the home.
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All told, 11 patients have died at two nursing homes in Catonsville — three at Meadow Park and eight at Frederick Villa Nursing Home & Rehabilitation Center.
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The votes have been cast, the ballots dropped and the postmarks stamped. So what’s next in the election for the newest member Congress from the 7th District?
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With plenty of uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus, Maryland summer camps are continuing to accept registrations while also making plans for potential modifications.
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Democrat Kweisi Mfume held a commanding lead over Republican opponent Kimberly Klacik in votes cast at in-person voting centers Tuesday, according to unofficial results released by state election officials.
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Sorrento of Arbutus, a fixture and "gathering place" of the Arbutus community for the last 55 years, is changing hands out of its founding family.
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Gast led Retrievers in rebounding and blocked shots
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Democrat Kweisi Mfume won the first election in Maryland since the coronavirus pandemic, prevailing in a mostly vote-by-mail contest to reclaim a Baltimore-area congressional seat he held for 10 years before his late friend Elijah Cummings.
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Ballots for Maryland's first election by mail are due Tuesday. Here's what you need to know about how to return them and where to vote if you don't have a ballot.
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Maryland’s first election since the coronavirus pandemic will not only fill a vacant Baltimore-area congressional seat but test how well voters — and the state — navigate a balloting-by-mail system that had to be hurriedly devised because of the health crisis.
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The Guinness brewery in Halethorpe is selling curbside beer and bread to benefit the Maryland Food Bank.
