Letter to the Editor: Stop the Preakness
While some in Maryland are happily anticipating this year’s Preakness, others in Maryland are mourning the deaths of the 11 horses that have been killed at Laurel Park this year alone.
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While some in Maryland are happily anticipating this year’s Preakness, others in Maryland are mourning the deaths of the 11 horses that have been killed at Laurel Park this year alone.
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I moved to the right lane and slowed down to around 5 miles under the speed limit.
I smiled at passengers flying by on my left.
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Her right hand extended into the front seat with her index finger pointing at the four-mile bridge on the horizon.
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