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Baltimore County Begins Search for New School Superintendent
The process to find a new superintendent for Baltimore County schools is officially underway following recent developments.
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Education
New CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools Tours Classrooms
Jermaine Dawson, the newly appointed CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools, visits classrooms to assess the learning environment.
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Education
Jermaine Dawson Appointed New CEO of Baltimore City Schools
Jermaine Dawson is set to take over as CEO of Baltimore City Schools, following the departure of Sonja Santelises.
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Education
Local School Systems Delay Air Conditioning Activation This Year
Several school districts in the Baltimore area have yet to activate their air conditioning systems for the school year.
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Health
Johns Hopkins Medicine Celebrates New Milestone in Health Initiatives
Johns Hopkins Medicine marks a significant achievement in its ongoing commitment to community health and wellness.
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Health
New Johns Hopkins Building Honors Legacy of Henrietta Lacks
Johns Hopkins University has commenced construction on a new building dedicated to Henrietta Lacks, recognizing her contributions to medical research.
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Health
Howard County Allocates $5 Million for Johns Hopkins Medical Center Expansion
A significant funding boost has been announced for the expansion of Johns Hopkins Medical Center in Howard County.
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City Hall
Baltimore Mayor Implements Restrictions on ICE Operations
The mayor of Baltimore has signed an executive order to restrict the activities of Immigration and Customs Enforcement within the city.
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City Hall
Baltimore Officials Set to Receive Salary Increases Thanks to Sheila Dixon
City leaders in Baltimore are poised for salary raises, a decision linked to the previous administration of Sheila Dixon.
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City Hall
Fraud Allegations Surface in Baltimore's Abandoned Juvenile Diversion Program
Baltimore's Inspector General has raised concerns of fraud linked to the city's discontinued juvenile diversion initiative.
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City Hall
Inspector General Questions Baltimore's Record Access Policies
Baltimore's inspector general raises concerns over the city's restrictive access to public records.
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City Hall
City Council Mulls Changes to Inspector General's Authority
Baltimore City Council is deliberating a charter amendment that would enhance the investigative capabilities of the inspector general.
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City Hall
Baltimore Mayor Proposes Revisions to Inspector General's Office
The Mayor of Baltimore has introduced a plan aimed at restructuring the operations of the Inspector General's office.
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Public Safety
Major Fire Forces Evacuation of Residents in Remington
A four-alarm fire in Remington led to the evacuation of 23 residents as firefighters worked to control the blaze.
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Public Safety
Baltimore Police Union President Criticizes Sheriff Sam Cogen Ahead of Upcoming Election
In a recent letter, the president of the Baltimore police union has directed criticism towards Sheriff Sam Cogen as the election approaches.
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Transit
New Hitachi Rail Metro Cars Launch on Baltimore’s Subway System
Baltimore's Metro Subway Link has officially introduced new Hitachi Rail metro cars to enhance public transit services.
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Courts
Attar and Co-Defendants Enter Not Guilty Pleas in Blackmail Case
In a Baltimore court, Attar and his co-defendants have pleaded not guilty to charges related to an alleged blackmail scheme.
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Courts
Court Reverses Mortgage Fraud Conviction of Former State Attorney, Affirms Perjury Charges
A Maryland court has annulled the mortgage fraud conviction of a former state attorney while maintaining the perjury verdicts against him.
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Courts
Baltimore Resident Charged with Forging Evidence in 2007 Detective Murder Investigation
A Baltimore man faces indictment for allegedly falsifying laboratory documents related to a 2007 murder case involving a police detective.
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Courts
Debate Continues Over Charging Minors as Adults in Maryland
Maryland officials are divided on whether to end the automatic prosecution of minors as adults in the legal system.
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