 Saturday, Mar 24 Less than six weeks after one of the worst school shootings in U.S. history — and four days after the school shooting in St. Mary’s County — organizers of the March for Our Lives rally hoped the event would draw hundreds of thousands. |
| “After hitting so close to home, it becomes that much more real to us,” said one of the march organizers, 18-year-old Jillian Carty. |
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| Students from Excel Academy in Baltimore, which has lost seven students to gun violence since last year, went to the March for Our Lives anti-gun violence rally in Washington on Saturday to tell U.S. policymakers that “enough is enough.” |
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| Students from Baltimore Polytechnic Institute led a large crowd that stretched through blocks of downtown, through the Inner Harbor, for a local version of the national March For Our Lives protest Saturday. |
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| The Baltimore middle school choir whose powerful rendition of “Rise Up” went viral last fall performed at the March For Our Lives anti-gun violence protest Saturday in Washington, D.C. |
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| Thousands of students across Maryland boarded trains and buses and hopped in cars heading to Washington for the March For Our Lives rally sparked by the recent school shootings. |
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| Here's a look at the many signs on display during today's March for Our Lives demonstrations in Washington, D.C., Baltimore and in South Florida. |
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| Horseshoe Casino Baltimore is buying up land near stadiums as casinos adjust to shifting market. The casino, whose revenues have declined since a new MGM opened, is eager to transform its South Baltimore industrial area into an entertainment district. |
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| Danny Valencia was told Saturday that he was heading north to Baltimore with the major league club. |
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| Perhaps it was inevitable that the Yankees and Red Sox would re-establish dominance over the rest of the American League East at some point, after the Orioles, Blue Jays and Rays each experienced a rise in recent years. |
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