Playing Duck and Cover — Again
BALTIMORE — It isn’t often that fate drops two seemingly unrelated stories into a writer’s lap; stories which – when
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‘A Second Opinion’ Offers Voice to Vilified Victims
WASHINGTON D.C. – The name Elisha Cullen Dick is likely lost on most Americans. It’s certainly lost on anyone who
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A Pandemic of the Penguins
BALTIMORE – One of the more intriguing stories to kick-start the new year largely waddled way under the world’s collective
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Charles Theatre ‘Vax Mandate’ Sours Vintage Movie Fans
BALTIMORE — It’s one of the most memorable scenes in the history of cinema. In a desperate effort to escape
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Rob Swiatek: Researcher says UFO Report Offers Insights, Contradictions
BALTIMORE — In a year which began with lingering questions about a national election – and is ending with growing
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Letters to Jim: Sports and the Holidays
Top illustration by Tim Forkes Welcome to our final month of 2021. If you are like me, you are looking
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OCME Holds Kennedy Slides as ‘Important Teaching Tools’
BALTIMORE — The earth-shattering events that surrounded the November 22, 1963 slaying of President John F. Kennedy will forever tie
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Maryland Sutler: Gettysburg Store Serves Civil War Reenacting Community
GETTYSBURG — One of the enduring “myths” about the Battle of Gettysburg is that Confederate forces under Brig. Gen. J.
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Vaccine Mandate Could Create ‘Disastrous Impact’ on Care of the Elderly
(Image by Sabine van Erp from Pixabay) AHCA/NCAL Issues Statement on Release of CMS Regulation on COVID-19 Vaccination Requirement For
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WHO presents new Global Air Quality Guidelines to protect and promote human health
Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay The Director-general of the WHO, Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, presented new guidelines on Sept.
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