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Wednesday, Sep 26 Baltimore is on pace to set a record for its wettest year ever. All the rain has residents weary, after so many canceled events and even two deaths. "I am just done with this rain," Columbia resident Ian Kennedy said. More: Read today's eNewspaper | Listen to the news now | | | |
| Speculation abounds that the Orioles will not bring Buck Showalter back for next season. That's very possible, but they better choose his replacement wisely and not settle for a lesser or cheaper option. |
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| The festival will feature musical performances, kids’ events and cooking demonstrations in addition to author appearances. These are some you won't want to miss. |
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| The murder trial began Tuesday for Terrell Gibson with prosecutors saying surveillance cameras captured the 22-year-old entering an apartment to kill the brother of the city police spokesman. |
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| Dontray Johnson, a member of a Baltimore-area Bloods subset called the Murdaland Madia Piru, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to racketeering and drug conspiracies. |
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| A lawsuit filed against families and an activist who accused a Baltimore-area rabbi of sexual abuse has been dismissed on the grounds that the lawsuit was filed in the wrong court. |
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| As Alex Cooper grooms its fourth generation to take over the long-established family auction business, one member of the family, Jon Levinson, is striking out on his own. |
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| Once considered among the best high school running backs before a broken leg sidelined him during his senior year at DeMatha, Maryland redshirt freshman Anthony McFarland is starting to show what all the hype was about. |
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| An Ellicott City man and former employee of the National Security Agency who pleaded guilty in December of removing classified documents was sentenced Tuesday in a federal courtroom in Baltimore to 5 1/2 years in prison. |
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| The death of Maryland offensive lineman Jordan McNair was part of HBO's "Real Sports" investigation into college strength coaches. |
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| Inside the Justice Department, officials still struggled to understand the events that nearly produced a seismic upheaval in their leadership ranks. |
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