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 Saturday, Apr 28 Maryland recently threatened to end West Virginia MARC service this summer, unless the state paid $3.2 million to continue it. As a stopgap, the two states agreed last month on a $1.5 million deal to extend service for another year, but funding for a permanent solution has not been identified. |
| Mike Preston gives Ozzie Newsome and the Ravens a solid grade for his farewell draft. See what they earned for the 2018 NFL draft. |
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| Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome gets emotional as he talks about leading the final draft of his career. |
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| Joe Flacco still hasn’t revealed how he feels about the Ravens using their second first-round draft pick Thursday night to bring in a young quarterback who figures to be groomed as his eventual replacement. He only spoke to fans at the Ravens' DraftFest event. |
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| About 70 people gathered at St. Vincent de Paul Cemetery on Saturday to celebrate and to install a commemorative stone in honor of the victims of the Great Famine who lie in unmarked graves there and around the world. |
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| A Maryland appeals court has rejected a Baltimore synagogue's challenge to a stormwater management levy on city property owners, popularly known as the “rain tax.” |
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| Orioles right-hander Andrew Cashner allowed seven runs in his shortest start of the season on Saturday night. |
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| Seven people have been shot, two fatally, in separate incidents in Baltimore since Friday evening, according to Baltimore Police. |
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| "I'd much rather be in Washington, Michigan, than Washington, D.C.," Trump said before reprising familiar talking points, such as tax cuts and job growth. |
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| Catherine Pugh’s criticism of corner stores in West Baltimore recalls another blunt-spoken, confrontational mayor: William Donald Schaefer. And that’s good — for about a minute. |
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