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The combination of events made Monday one of the city's most tragic days.
- After the death of a Safe Streets worker, an appeal for change, an offer of help.
- Some props for those who help consituents with an array of problems.
- How does a business with no business claim hardship?
- Baltimore's top prosecutor the latest Maryland pol accused of fraud
- What Americans should want in public officials: Brains and integrity.
- He was my best man, I was his. We lived 400 miles apart but communicated frequently by phone, mail and text, sharing recipes, jokes, political observations and sports trivia. His last message came on Christmas Eve from a hospital bed, expressing thanks and love.
- Two stories of how mediation reduced violence in a northeast Baltimore community.
- Despite pandemic and polarized politics, it's important to keep making personal plans.
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- In Baltimore, grief and gratitude for the brave firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice to keep others safe.
- The combination of events made Monday one of the city's most tragic days.
- Former Howard County councilmember says county executive has chosen to undermine public financing program.
- It is time to allow public education funding to follow students to the schools or services that best fit their needs.
- Ukraine is not Afghanistan. Their military forces are willing to fight on their own and capable of it.
- In general, what’s standing in the way of normal life is COVID, not COVID prevention.
- Voting, whether compelled or not, might seem a lot more virtuous if the candidates for elected office demonstrated much in the way of integrity.
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- The Sun deserves some credit for providing a balanced assessment of Biden's first year. Now, how about some bipartisanship in Washington?
- Late Judge Kaplan's landmark ruling influenced public education in Maryland but does not guarantee its quality.
- Sure, a tax cut for Maryland retirees would be nice but how much better to see the money used to improve schools?
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- Former Howard County councilmember says county executive has chosen to undermine public financing program.
- It is time to allow public education funding to follow students to the schools or services that best fit their needs.