Google Alert - Baltimore News

	Baltimore News As-it-happens update ⋅ September 1, 2017
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	Baltimore police sergeant charged in federal racketeering case pleads not guilty and ordered held ... Baltimore Sun The latest Baltimore police officer indicted on federal racketeering charges pleaded not guilty at a hearing Thursday and was ordered held in detention ... Flag as irrelevant
	Food & Wine magazine raves about Royal Farms chicken Baltimore Sun "Food & Wine" magazine named Royal Farms' fried chicken one of the 10 gas station foods "that are worth the detour." Flag as irrelevant
	Maryland football team adds two transfers, including son of Ray Lewis Baltimore Sun Maryland added two transfers to its football team, second-year coach DJ Durkin announced Thursday. Marcus Lewis, a defensive back from ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ravens notes: Team without approximately 40 percent of roster for preseason finale Baltimore Sun Ravens left particularly thin along the defensive line and in the defensive backfield. Flag as irrelevant
	Orioles on deck: What to watch Thursday vs. Blue Jays, plus series matchups Baltimore Sun First pitch, broadcast info, pitching matchups and what to watch tonight against the Blue Jays. Flag as irrelevant
	Baltimore street artist Nether gets to work Baltimore Sun "Nether," perhaps the city's most prolific muralist and street artist, paints the side of an old shipping container in a garden. Like many muralists in the. Flag as irrelevant
	Don't rely on government to prevent pregnancy Baltimore Sun Don't worry about budget cuts, worry about reliance on the federal government to prevent pregnancy. Flag as irrelevant
	High school football preseason Top 5 Baltimore Sun The Baltimore Sun concludes its rollout of the preseason Top 5 high school football teams with No. 1 St. Frances. Flag as irrelevant
	What Maryland can do about Obamacare rates Baltimore Sun Maryland can take steps to mitigate rising rates under the Affordable Care Act, even if the Trump administration tries to kill the law. Flag as irrelevant
	'Tough on crime' policies don't work Baltimore Sun Punitive sentencing and harsher sentencing policies have resulted more than 20408 people in Maryland's prisons. Flag as irrelevant

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