For Aspiring Eagle Scout Flag Burning Ceremony an Act of Honor
Eagle Scout candidate Jack Callahan accepts a weathered U.S. flag from Arbutus resident Collen Day. (Anthony C. Hayes) BALTIMORE —
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George Floyd Aftermath: Baltimore City State’s Attorney Mosby Pushes Back On Police Reform Measure Advanced By Key Lawmaker
Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby is pushing back against a major police reform measure that would fundamentally change how law enforcement misconduct investigations are handled in Maryland.
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Baltimore shows the nation how to peacefully protest 5 years after Freddie Gray’s death
@BryanRenbaum Baltimore is showing the nation how to peacefully protest the police killing of George Floyd. Whereas protests over Floyd’s
Read moreCommentary: Maryland COVID-19 Metric Stats ‘Skewed and Faulty’
BALTIMORE — As a data analyst, I have closely watched a series of recent press conferences by Maryland Gov. Larry
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Stout Report Shows Costs, Racial Disparities in Baltimore City Evictions
New Report Shows That Right to Counsel in Evictions in Baltimore Would Cost $5.7 Million but Generate $35.6 Million in
Read moreWe Survived Nixon and LBJ and We Will Survive Trump
If you think America’s angry and divided in the age of Donald Trump, you’re right. If you think we’ve never been through such bitterness before this, you’re wrong.
Read moreYoung Defends Baltimore’s Response to COVID-19 Pandemic
@BryanRenbaum Baltimore Mayor Jack Young (D) defended the city’s response to the coronavirus pandemic after mayoral candidate Mary Miller said Young and
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Baltimore Mayoral Candidate Mary Miller Says Young Responded Too Slowly TO COVID-19
Baltimore mayoral candidate Mary Miller said the administration of the city’s current mayor, Jack Young, has been slow to respond to the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Hogan Orders Mandatory COVID-19 Testing in Maryland Nursing Homes Following Release of 471 Reported Deaths in Facilities
ANNAPOLIS UPDATE: Gov. Larry Hogan ordered Wednesday all nursing home residents and staff to be tested for the coronavirus. “I’ve
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What happened to the Drug Epidemic?
The COVID-19 pandemic has made the last month some of the most unusual times in many people’s lifetimes. It’s affected
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