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Friday Afternoon Headlines: Security guard sentenced to 60 years in prison for Baltimore shooting; Hamilton community continues fight against Royal Farms; Basketball stars Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark to play at College Park on Saturday; and more.

Royal Farms security guard convicted in Baltimore shooting sentenced to 60 years in prison — The Baltimore Sun The plot chickens: Community continues 11-year fight against Royal Farms on Harford Road — The Baltimore Banner Baltimore native Angel Reese and Iowa’s Caitlin Clark attract crowds, inspire young basketball players — WJZ Local restaurants raise alarm […]

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Wednesday Morning Headlines: Hilton Inner Harbor hotel in line for more public aid; Still no lease deal for Orioles; Saltwater intrusion threatens Eastern Shore farms; and more.

Hilton Inner Harbor hotel in line for another $1 million after $23 million in public help – The Sun Still no lease deal between state and Orioles as negotiations continue – WBAL-TV Saltwater intrusion threatening farmers on Eastern Shore – CBS Baltimore/WJZ State leader vows ‘there’s going to be some changes’ in juvenile justice laws […]

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Land remediation work to begin soon as part of effort to turn Baltimore Country Club property into Hillside Park

Before it’s sold to create Baltimore’s newest recreational area, Hillside Park, the land owned by the Baltimore Country Club (BCC) will undergo a remediation process to remove and store soil that contains remnants of pesticides and herbicides that were applied when the area was used as a golf course and grass tennis courts.

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Wednesday Morning Headlines: Trial postponed for former Gilman School teacher accused of abuse; School bus driver shortages persist; Cannabis sales reached $2.8 million per day in July; and more.

Trial postponed for former Gilman School teacher accused of sexually abusing a student – WJZ-TV School districts still face bus driver shortages, but fewer than last year – WMAR-TV Over $87 million spent on cannabis in Maryland’s first month of recreational sales – Washington Post College behind bars: How a Md. university and a maximum […]

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