Baltimore residents share their stories of the Francis Scott Key Bridge after its collapse
Just days after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed, neighbors and commuters who narrowly avoided its collapse look back on the tragedy.
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Baltimore mourns a city symbol after the Key Bridge falls
It was a marvel of infrastructure, but for neighborhoods on either side of the bridge, it was more than that. It was a daily reminder of its role in the nation’s birth, marking the approximate location where Francis Scott Key observed a British bombardment that later inspired the national anthem. It took them to work and the beach, but also to the past.
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State Roundup: Key Bridge collapses; search teams deployed; U.S. Secty Buttigieg offers aid to state
The Francis Scott Key bridge collapsed early Tuesday after being struck by a ship, and rescue teams were searching for multiple people believed to have fallen into the Patapsco River, a Baltimore Fire department spokesman confirmed.
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Ruxton Prime Steakhouse: Another Innovative Effort from Atlas Restaurant Group
Baltimore is getting a jazzy new steakhouse /entertainment venue this week, and for those who miss the sizzle of the
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Baltimore’s Opioid Problems Could Soon Become Maryland’s Worst Nightmare
The city has provided opioid settlement funds to the Kensington Planning Process and the New Kensington Community Development Council. These organizations are dedicated to reviving a blighted, drug-infested section of Philadelphia with a population of about 78,000 of the city’s poorest and neediest people.
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Missing the Point – You don’t need all that much money to beat Brandon Scott
I’m going to handicap the Mayor’s race for you. It’s going to be one of the two candidates pictured above. You can thank me later. Baltimore needs and deserves so much more, but better candidates just aren’t willing to run.
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Unredacted report on church sex abuse within Archdiocese of Baltimore released
The Maryland Attorney General’s Office released on Tuesday the unredacted report detailing child sexual abuse in the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
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Study: Baltimore Is 2023’s Worst Real-Estate Market
With home values up around 1.0% in the past year and mortgage rates having continued to increase, the personal-finance website
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Missing the Point: Lowering property tax rates will not save the city of Baltimore. Not even close!
A couple of weeks ago, The Baltimore Sun ran an editorial about Maryland’s need to grow its population. The primary
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Redacted Report on Child Sexual Abuse in the Archdiocese of Baltimore is Released by Attorney General’s Office: Decades of Child Sexual Abuse and Cover-Up by Church Leadership Outlined in Attorney General’s Report
“This Report illustrates the depraved, systemic failure of the Archdiocese to protect the most vulnerable – the children it was charged to keep safe,” said Attorney General Brown. “Based on hundreds of thousands of documents and untold stories from hundreds of survivors, it provides, for the first time in the history of this State, a public accounting of more than 60 years of abuse and cover-up. Time and again, the Archdiocese chose to safeguard the institution and avoid scandal instead of protecting the children in its care.
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