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April 2, 2019 | ||
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City issued $2,500 in fines over renovations to Baltimore Mayor Pugh's home, matter unresolved after 2 years Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh didn’t obtain the necessary permits for renovations to a new home and has never resolved the matter, despite the head of the city’s housing department presenting her two years ago with a memo outlining steps for coming into compliance. | ||
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Baltimore Mayor Pugh's lawyer says state prosecutor has opened investigation into 'Healthy Holly' book sales A lawyer for Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh says the state prosecutor has opened an investigation into sales of her self-published children’s book. Defense attorney Steven Silverman says: “The mayor will be cooperating with that investigation to the fullest extent possible.” | ||
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As a Maryland senator, Pugh pushed bills to benefit hospitals while getting book payments from medical system While she received hundreds of thousands of dollars though a no-bid book deal with the University of Maryland Medical System, then state senator Catherine Pugh sponsored dozens of bills affecting hospitals in Maryland — including several that would have benefited UMMS. | ||
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Acting Baltimore Mayor Young pledges stability during Pugh's leave, says he won't run for mayor in 2020 Just hours after Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh took a leave of absence amid a growing scandal, acting Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young — formerly the City Council president — came to Annapolis to pledge stability for the city. | ||
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House of Delegates advances reform bills for University of Maryland Medical System and Board of Regents after scandals Without objection, the delegates voted to advance Speaker Michael Busch’s sweeping legislation that would reform the University of Maryland Medical System’s board of directors amid accusations of self-dealing that have rocked the hospital network. | ||
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Ravens remain in wait-and-see approach with guard Marshal Yanda Less than a month from the NFL draft, the Ravens remain in a wait-and-see approach with the status of Marshal Yanda. | ||
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Breaking down what worked for Orioles' David Hess in no-hit bid against Blue Jays Orioles right-hander David Hess had no-hit stuff Monday night against the Toronto Blue Jays, even if he didn't get to see that through. Here's a look inside the numbers at what worked for him. | ||
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More than 200 storage units broken into in Parkville, Baltimore County police say More than 200 storage units were broken into at a Parkville Public Storage facility last week, Baltimore County Police said. | ||
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Dead rabbits found in Virginia pet store traced to Maryland farm, Humane Society says An investigation by the Humane Society of America traced dead rabbits found in a Virginia pet store to a "rabbit mill" in Centreville, Md. | ||
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Maryland man sentenced to 20 years after hiding tiny cameras in bathrooms to record children Prosecutors said Jonathan Oldale hid tiny video cameras in his bathrooms and invited neighborhood children to backyard “splash parties.” | ||
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