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 Sunday, Jan 7 Nearly all Baltimore public schools are expected to reopen to classes Monday, officials said, after the school district, the city and private contractors spent the weekend addressing heating outages that left students in freezing classrooms and prompted a districtwide closure Friday. |
| Maryland's state lawmakers will convene in Annapolis next week with the daunting task of re-writing the state's tax code in an election year, stabilizing a health insurance market with skyrocketing premiums and reducing violent crime in Baltimore. |
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| Fan discontent, an absence of playmakers and very little salary-cap space are all issues the Ravens front office will have to confront this offseason. |
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| Oxygen depletion has been a scourge for decades in the Chesapeake Bay, where excessive nutrient pollution creates "dead zones." Similar problems are spreading rapidly around the world, according to a new paper in the journal Science, threatening ecosystems. |
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| A winter weather advisory is in effect across Central Maryland on Monday. Meteorologists are warning that a wintry mix of precipitation will make for slippery conditions on frigid pavement around Baltimore. |
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| Temperatures hit 1 degree early Saturday morning at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, breaking a four-year-old record low. |
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| The Orioles claim they out-opportunity teams with their pitching staff, and this year, their minicamp might ensure that's truer than ever. |
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| A woman was shot in the back and a man suffered glass injuries to his eye following a shooting late Saturday in Wilhelm Park. |
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| Overworked. Underappreciated. Underestimated. But not for long. That was the collective answer Saturday to the question: What is the state of black women in Baltimore? |
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| Jacques Kelly's take on "Baltimore Prohibition," a new book by Michael T. Walsh. |
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