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Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, has stepped back from public life.
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Sandra Day O’Connor withdraws from public life
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Poll: Voters largely uncertain of Baltimore bike lanes
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Fury over reported federal plan targeting transgender people
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3 judges, 3 lawyers vie for Montgomery Co. Circuit Court seat
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Md. halts sale of medical cannabis from ForwardGro
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Hopkins to revisit plan for campus police force, weigh other measures
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We’re not talking about the Pentagon papers
Commentary
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Md.’s Robotic Research secures $9M ARDEC contract
Clarksburg-based Robotic Research LLC was awarded a three-year contract worth up to $9 million from the U.S. Army’s Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center (ARDEC) ...
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Md.’s Authority Brands acquires America’s Swimming Pool Co.
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ACLU joins challenge of public summer school tuition policy
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Lawsuit: School board candidate doesn’t live in district
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Regents to review report on Maryland’s football program
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Report: Baltimore port sets new monthly record for autos
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Capital Gazette editor wins Editor of the Year Award
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Home sales fall to slowest pace in 3 years
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3 women join lawsuit over alleged UMBC sex-assault cover-up
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UltiSat gets $8M satellite contract for U.S. government
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Clutch names 15 Maryland firms to list of leading app developers
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Feds: Child exploitation focus of Pennsylvania church probe
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State report says hate, bias crimes on the rise in Maryland
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AP-NORC Poll: Just 1 in 4 thinks Kavanaugh told entire truth
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Job growth is found to be no cure for a community’s poverty
On the Record
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We’re not talking about the Pentagon papers
School seeks to block publication leads news items including quadruple-murder trial, $2.5 million landlord-tenant settlement and justices file a petition.
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Eye on Annapolis
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Robert Garagiola sues lobbying firm as Annapolis dispute deepens
The recently departed head of Alexander & Cleaver is suing his former employer for unpaid wages, the latest chapter of a bitter dispute that has ...
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Ground Up
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St. John Properties inks Window Nation to pair of leases
Home improvement firm Window Nation signed two leases with St. John Properties totaling more than 19,000 square feet. The firm took space at Route 100 ...
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Business Buzz
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Guinness to release special beer for Baltimore Beer Week
With its Halethorpe brewery open, Guinness plans to release a special Maryland-centric beer for Baltimore Beer Week. The Guinness Crosslands Honey Ale is made with ...
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Law
Business
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Md.’s Robotic Research secures $9M ARDEC contract
Clarksburg-based Robotic Research LLC was awarded a three-year contract worth up to $9 million from the U.S. Army’s Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center (ARDEC) ...
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Md.’s Authority Brands acquires America’s Swimming Pool Co.
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Hopkins to revisit plan for campus police force, weigh other measures
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Regents to review report on Maryland’s football program
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Report: Baltimore port sets new monthly record for autos
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Capital Gazette editor wins Editor of the Year Award
Government
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Poll: Voters largely uncertain of Baltimore bike lanes
Baltimore bike lanes aren’t particularly popular, according to recent polling, but as the city prepares to require more cycling infrastructure in transportation planning a sizable ...
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Md. halts sale of medical cannabis from ForwardGro
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Frosh goes on the offensive with Md. Defense Act
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Democrats: Trump intervened personally to stop FBI move
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Residents say overnight Purple Line tunneling ruins sleep
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Independent county exec candidate says she’ll rejoin Democrats
Health Care
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UMMC unveils upgraded labor and delivery unit
The University of Maryland Medical Center next week will open a new labor and delivery unit designed to bring the unit into the 21st century, ...
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Maryland reaps benefits of a state-based health exchange
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Md. overdose deaths continue to rise with use of fentanyl
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Sheppard Pratt breaks ground on Elkridge hospital campus
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Looking back, Leana Wen wishes she’d pushed Md. harder for funds
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Employer health plan costs and employee cost sharing both rising
Real Estate
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Port Covington seeks to be ‘Cyber Town USA’
What its developers call the first chapter of the $5.5 billion overhaul of Port Covington in Baltimore has landed three tenants hoping to establish the ...
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Monarch Academy Baltimore and partners launch affordable housing initiative
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TIF wage bill intended to cover East Baltimore redevelopment
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Baltimore hires Opportunity Zones coordinator
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Baltimore still lacks comprehensive transportation plan
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Opponent-funded report finds Ellicott City demolition unnecessary
