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Thursday, Dec 27 Maryland is expected to end 2018 with yet another record number of deaths from opioid overdoses. More: Read today's eNewspaper | Listen to the news now | | | |
| The staff of the Annapolis Capital and Gazette are the 2018 Marylanders of the Year. |
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| Only one Ravens team has finished No. 1 in scoring defense and total defense. And only one NFL team hasn't made the playoffs with both top-ranked units. |
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| When Baltimore Neighborhoods Inc. abruptly ceased operating in August after 60 years of exposing housing discrimination, several nonprofit organizations quickly got to work to revive the state's only group dedicated solely to enforcing fair housing rules. |
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| An interview with Baltimore-based comic book writer Jordan Clark. Clark's latest short comic, "Still Not Equal," is based the James Baldwin essay, "Equal in Paris," which details Baldwin's experience with law enforcement as a black American in Paris. |
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| Hakeem Butler, a redshirt junior receiver at Iowa State, ranks second in the Football Bowl Subdivision with a 22.1 yards-per-catch average, and his 6-foot-6, 219-pound frame has attracted attention from NFL draft experts. |
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| Property owners in downtown Baltimore, concerned about crime and delayed maintenance, plan to add their voices, and possibly their resources, to improving the downtown area that has been getting an influx of residents and office workers. |
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| Orioles pitcher David Hess took some lumps during his first season at the major league level, but he's looking foward to taking part in the club's rebuilding effort and says his young teammates have a lot to prove. |
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| New York State Police say Timothy Wibisono, 41, of Baltimore has died from a fall while rock climbing on the Shawangunk Ridge. |
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| Officials say heavy rains sent about 9.6 million gallons of a mix of stormwater and sewer water into Baltimore streams last week. |
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| Louis R. Harper Jr., the Baltimore City Fire Department’s first African-American captain, whose landmark 1971 lawsuit forced the city to end discriminatory practices in the hiring and promotion of firefighters and police, died of symptoms related to dementia in hospice on Dec. 8 at age 89. |
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