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• Baltimore City Paper

Two for Two: One Democrat Steps Up To Challenge 2nd District's Self-Proclaimed "Old School" Councilman Nick D'Adamo

• Obituaries

The Rev. Dr. Alfred A. Vaughn, Methodist pastor

The Rev. Dr. Alfred A. Vaughn, who pastored United Methodist Churches for nearly 40 years, died May 21 from heart disease at his Cedonia home. He was 90.

• Maryland

Ex-councilman D'Adamo takes new paid position with fire department

Former city councilman Nicholas D'Adamo was recently appointed to the city's fire department, earning an annually $65,000 salary to revive a charitable foundation that benefits injured or fallen city firefighters.

• Baltimore City

Ex-councilman D'Adamo takes new paid position with fire department

• Baltimore City

Conaway loses City Council seat in an upset

In an election with few surprises, Baltimore City Councilwoman Belinda M. Conaway was the only incumbent council member defeated in Tuesday's Democratic primary.

• Baltimore City

Conaway loses City Council seat in an upset

• News

Crowded fields, strong incumbents in City Council races

More than 70 candidates are vying for 14 seats on the Baltimore City Council — a job characterized by lengthy meetings, endless calls from residents about vacant homes and rats, and, in the city's strong mayor form of government, very little political power.

• Baltimore City

Council members back city budget; committee delays vote

City Council members voted Monday to approve the $1.3 million budget proposed by Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, but a key committee postponed a decisive vote until Wednesday.

• Baltimore City

Council members back city budget; committee delays vote

• Baltimore City

School facilities bill advances in council, with limitations

• Stephanie Rawlings-Blake

Baltimore council redistricting plan sparks controversy

• Baltimore City

Charters emerge as threats to Catholic schools

• Opinion

A bold step needed on Baltimore's property tax

• Politics

Mayor to unveil new City Council map

For months now, members of the Baltimore City Council have been telling Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake what they'd like to see when she draws new boundaries for their districts.

• Politics

Mayor to unveil new City Council map

• Baltimore City Council

Council picks Pete Welch, despite concerns

• Politics

Council committee picks Welch for his mother's seat

• Politics

No weekend off in busy home stretch for O'Malley, Ehrlich

• Bernard C. Young

Young gets rattled at council meeting

• Baltimore City

Bill requiring $10.59 'living wage' dies in City Council committee

• Helen Holton

Bottle tax hysteria

• Baltimore City

City Council backs two-cent bottle tax

• Baltimore City

Bottle tax fails

• Baltimore City

New city recreation and parks chief named

• Baltimore City

Mayor's budget plans call for deep cuts

• Opinion

Idea to rent Catholic schools for $1 makes no sense

• Baltimore City

An education in politics

• Baltimore City

Council members dish up praise for Dixon at her final lunch

• Baltimore City

Dixon hosts her final luncheon for City Council members

• Baltimore City

4 council members vie for presidency

• Baltimore City

Ambitious Rawlings-Blake faces big challenge

• Baltimore City

Fatal fire spurs calls to rethink city's rolling company closures

• Baltimore City

Dixon backs closing only 1 fire company permanently

• Bernard C. Young

Crime and spending

• Nicholas C. D'Adamo Jr.

Fire board ineligible for stipend

• Stephanie Rawlings-Blake

Mayor defends pay increases

• Homicide

Councilwoman wants accounting from city police

• Sheila Dixon

A scramble for documents

• Colleges and Universities

'Gone far too soon'

• Addiction

Council weighs bill on homes

• Nicholas C. D'Adamo Jr.

Tribute to ex-fire chief opposed

• Sheila Dixon

DIGEST

• Elections

Low turnout, no surprises expected in city elections

• Sheila Dixon

The Sun endorses

• Elections

DIGEST

• Stephanie Rawlings-Blake

Council may vote on firehouse renaming

• Elections

Low turnout is blamed on focus strategy

• Elections

Strong showing by incumbents

• Nicholas C. D'Adamo Jr.

THE SUN ENDORSES

• Baltimore City Council

City Council endorsements