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	Baltimore News As-it-happens update ⋅ January 8, 2018
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	After widespread problems with heating, officials say nearly all Baltimore schools expected to ... Baltimore Sun Nearly all Baltimore public schools are expected to reopen to classes Monday, officials said, after the school district, the city and private contractors spent the weekend addressing heating outages that left students in freezing classrooms and prompted a districtwide closure Friday. Flag as irrelevant
	Taxes, health, homicides top General Assembly session agenda Baltimore Sun Maryland's state lawmakers will convene in Annapolis next week with the daunting task of re-writing the state's tax code in an election year, stabilizing a health insurance market with skyrocketing premiums and reducing violent crime in Baltimore. Flag as irrelevant
	Maryland beats Iowa, 91-73, with strong finish as Iowa coach Baltimore Sun Anthony Cowan Jr. helps turn the game around in the second half, and Bruno Fernando scores a career-high 21 points. Flag as irrelevant
	Pitts: 2017, the year the last norms fell Baltimore Sun "The Daily Show's" satirical Trump Twitter Museum, set up as temporary pop-up inside Union Station's newly renovated Burlington Room, pokes fun at the president. Oct. 19, 2017. (Abel Uribe/Chicago Tribune). Leonard Pitts Jr. It really wasn't all that bad. That, at least, was the consensus response from ... Flag as irrelevant
	Baltimore youth fund bill lacks oversight provisions Baltimore Sun People march in West Baltimore in support of the city's new $12 million youth fund. (Kim Hairston, Baltimore Sun video). David A. Plymyer. The residents of Baltimore need the Children and Youth Fund to succeed. Dependent on financial help from outside the city, the city government needs to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Baltimore residents' cars iced in for days due to water main break WMAR-TV Residents tell ABC2 News it has been this way since Thursday with no sign of improving. Many cars are frozen solid and all efforts to get out have failed. Neighbors tell us they have tried calling 3-1-1 but with the city dealing with numerous water main breaks, their complaints have not been answered. Flag as irrelevant
	Why Ryan Jensen is the top free agent for the Ravens to re-sign Ebony Bird Ryan Jensen is a key free agent that the Baltimore Ravens must retain this offseason. The Ravens have a chance to have a great offensive line. Ronnie Stanley, Alex Lewis, Jensen, Marshall Yanda and Austin Howard would be a powerful starting five. If the purple and black retain Jensen, the offensive ... Flag as irrelevant

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