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 Tuesday, Feb 26 Lawmakers and civil rights leaders on Tuesday condemned Harford County Del. Mary Ann Lisanti’s use of a racial slur during an after-hours gathering at an Annapolis bar — and House Speaker Michael Busch stripped her of two leadership assignments. |  | |
| The hospital system that operates Sinai Hospital in North Baltimore plans to buy Bon Secours hospital in West Baltimore. |
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| The Maryland State School Board is considering changing its new star rating system for schools just months after the first rankings were released. |
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| Built in 1887, the so-called Hawley-Hutzler mansion at 1801 Eutaw Place — once owned by the Baltimore department store family of the same name — is for sale. Currently divided into four apartments, the lavish space boasts over 13 bedrooms and 7.5 bathrooms. |
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| The House of Delegates will begin debate on a bill to gradually increase Maryland's minimum wage from $10.10 per hour to $15 an hour. The revised bill falls short of what worker advocates and unions hope for, because it would slow the rate of the increase and allow a lower wage for servers. |
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| The history of Baltimore’s first highway and highest volume road explains why it was built with its harrowing S-bend turns, which contribute to a crash rate twice as high as comparable Maryland highways, and why it ends so abruptly at the Fayette Street traffic light. |
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| The trial of Radee Prince, the man accused of killing three at an Edgewood workplace in October 2017, has been postponed until September, according to court records. |
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| The Baltimore police consent decree “does a tremendous amount of harm,” a law enforcement advocacy group said, and it is asking the Trump administration to modify reforms it calls too burdensome. |
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| Fort Ritchie and Camp David in Maryland were among a handful of targets highlighted on Russian state television in unusual bellicose threat. Fort Ritchie, however, has been closed since 1998. |
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| A lawsuit says the "Running Man" dance that "Fortnite" players can purchase for their characters is identical to the dance that two former University of Maryland men's basketball players created. |
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