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 Friday, Dec 29 If the marble walls of Baltimore's Mitchell Courthouse could talk, they would tell of 117 years of daring escape attempts, shootouts and sensational murder trials. Come along and listen with courthouse historian James Schneider. |
| Baltimore police removed two killings from their list of homicides from 2015, bringing the count down to 342. |
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| The state has selected a pair of companies to dredge a small amount of the sediment that’s built up in the Susquehanna River behind the Conowingo Dam. |
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| Minneapolis and other towns deploy licensing rules that grade landlords and quickly punishes those with consistent problems, unlike in Baltimore. |
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| The Ravens and the Cincinnati Bengals meet in the season finale for the seventh time in eight years. |
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| Two women have filed lawsuits against the Timonium Massage Envy and a former employee claiming they were sexually assaulted during a massage. |
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| A fire at a Red Cross facility temporarily reduced blood supplies at Baltimore area hospitals this week but inventories were back to normal by Friday. |
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| A fire Thursday night at the Fells Point restaurant Peter’s Inn caused “significant damage, the staff wrote on Facebook. |
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| With Justin Jackson out for the season with a torn labrum, Maryland looked to be in need of major overhaul before Kevin Huerter's second-half shooting. |
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| Baltimore’s Second Chance, the nonprofit that offers reclaimed and renewed items and materials for sale, has the iconic “MARYLAND” lettering from the endline of the University of Maryland basketball court. |
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