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 Thursday, May 17 Democrat Valerie Ervin has elected to run in the place of her deceased running mate, Kevin Kamenetz. She picked former Baltimore County School Board member Marisol Johnson. |
| Meghan Markle's wedding has a Baltimore connection. |
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| Mayor seeks to leverage public and private investments made in Park Heights to lure new development in the long-neglected neighborhood. |
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| Heavy rainfall in Frederick County over the past two days has caused flooding and damaged roads, and local officials prepared for even more precipitation Thursday. |
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| Rainfall this month has already surpassed what is normal for May in Baltimore, with several more inches expected to bring flooding risks through the weekend. The persistent precipitation is the result of an unusual weather pattern sending Gulf moisture north and dumping it over the mid-Atlantic. |
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| Trainer Bob Baffert is already regarded as one of the greatest ever in his profession. But with another Kentucky Derby champion and Preakness favorite in Justify, he's on the cusp of breaking all-time records. |
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| R&B singer Ne-Yo will perform the National Anthem at Saturday's Preakness Stakes. |
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| Philadelphia's Urban Axes plans to open its largest facility yet in Baltimore's Highlandtown neighborhood in June. |
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| Five paintings by such modern masters as Andy Warhol and Franz Kline were sold for $7.93 million at auction Wednesday and Thursday at Sotheby's in New York on behalf of the previous owner, the Baltimore Museum of Art. |
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| The National Aquarium's new Animal Care and Rescue Center will open May 24 in Jonestown, offering the public a behind-the-scenes look at its care for sick and rescued animals. |
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