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| A Laurel man with a long-running feud with the Annapolis Capital is being held as the suspect in the deadly shooting at the newspaper Thursday, according to law enforcement sources. |
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| Wendi Winters spent a dozen years writing her way into the Capital Gazette newsroom. |
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| Rebecca Smith was a recent hire at The Capital Gazette, but had already proven herself as a newsroom asset. |
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| John McNamara was tolling as a news copy editor at the Capital Gazette when he left to pursue his dream: Sports reporting. |
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| Rob Hiaasen's wryly observant writing style and his generous mentoring of young journalists assured him of a role in several newsrooms, from The Baltimore Sun to, most recently, The Capital Gazette, where he tragically was killed along with colleagues on Thursday. |
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| Quiet, brilliant and quirky, Gerald Fischman was the voice and "wicked pen" of The Capital's editorial page for more than 25 years. |
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| Slain Capital editor and reporter developed local anti-gun story in aftermath of Parkland mass shooting. |
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| Thursday’s shooting at the Capital Gazette newsroom in Annapolis marked a rare fatal attack against journalists in the U.S. — all the more shocking for the number of victims involved. |
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| A Bloomberg journalist has raised $57,200 toward a $70,000 goal to help the Annapolis shooting victims through a GoFundMe page. |
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