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‘There’s no medicine like a dog’: Ex-soldier who trains shelter dogs to become veterans’ companions to be honored on Memorial Day in Maryland

BALTIMORE — Chris Hardy remembers the moment he realized that dogs could change lives. But he has to take a deep breath and work to hold back tears to tell the story.

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US secures forfeiture of Maryland property of ex-Gambian ruler

Prosecutors say Yahya Jammeh corruptly obtained millions of dollars by stealing public funds and soliciting bribes.

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Kids aren’t skipping just COVID vaccines

BALTIMORE — There are thousands of children across Maryland who not only haven’t been vaccinated against COVID-19, but also lack protection from influenza and the kinds of diseases that routine shots long ago made scarce, such as measles and chickenpox.

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U.S. secures forfeiture of Maryland property of former Gambian president

The U.S. Justice Department said on Thursday it has secured the forfeiture of a Maryland property purchased by former Gambian President Yahya Jammeh with about $3.5 million in alleged corruption proceeds through a trust set up by his wife.

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State ballot initiatives on health focus on abortion, drugs

WASHINGTON — It’s still early, but so far at least eight of the estimated 90 state initiatives that voters will decide on this year are related to health, including four amendments — the most ever in one year — related to abortion access.

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This New Cannabis Patient-Focused Branded App Will Help You Track & Customize Relief

Medical cannabis company Curio Wellness has launched a new mobile app for iOS and Android, available to all Maryland medical cannabis patients.

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Dan Rodricks: Leave the Yock, Maryland’s officially ‘wild’ river, alone

The Youghiogheny River, in Western Maryland, is considered a Scenic and Wild River by the Department of Natural Resources. A few years ago, I hiked along four tough miles of the river and learned firsthand to appreciate what that special designation means.

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Man accused of assaulting police, AP photographer on Jan. 6

A Maryland man has been accused of throwing a flagpole and a smoke grenade at police and assaulting an Associated Press photographer during the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol

The Independent UK

Police: Driver swerved to avoid vehicle before bus rolled

Police in Maryland say a bus driver swerved to avoid another vehicle on Interstate 95 before the bus overturned, injuring more than two dozen people

The Independent UK

Baltimore, Maryland Real Estate Investments - Current Investment Listings and Market Data

Baltimore is the most populous city in Maryland. Known as an important seaport and the birthplace of “The Star Spangled Banner”, this city has seen a recent growth in employment as well as a healthy real estate market. Real Estate Market Trends in Baltimore Baltimore median home price: $335,000

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Maryland's Sen. Van Hollen returns home after minor stroke

U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland says he's home again after suffering a minor stroke

The Independent UK

There is a rapidly expanding, virtually unregulated competitor to medical cannabis in Maryland. It’s called Delta-8

BALTIMORE — You no longer need a medical card to legally get high on cannabis in Maryland.

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At least 15 people hospitalised after Megabus crash in Maryland

Fire officials say 27 passengers in total injured in early morning roll over

The Independent UK

27 suffer minor injuries after bus rolls on I-95 in Maryland

Officials in Maryland say that 27 people have suffered minor injuries after a bus crashed and rolled on I-95 north of Baltimore

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Preakness 2022: On the eve of a more normal event, horse racing industry looks for hope in wake of a ‘very rough’ year

BALTIMORE — One year ago, Medina Spirit entered the Preakness with a dark cloud over him — the Kentucky Derby champion whose defining victory was in peril because of a medication violation and whose famous trainer, Bob Baffert, was facing suspensions in multiple jurisdictions.

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Commentary: I was adopted, but I still wish my birth mother had been able to make decisions about her own body — whatever they would have been

I was born in July 1956 in Silver Spring, Maryland. When I was 6, my parents told me that I was adopted. There was a storybook about adoption gently explaining what it meant. I remember thinking, “but you’re my parents.”

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Chesapeake blue crab abundance falls to lowest level since scientists began tracking the population in 1990

An annual survey of the Chesapeake Bay has found the blue crab population at its lowest level since scientists began tracking the beleaguered species more than 30 years ago.

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Why Clene Shares Are Rising

Clene Inc. (NASDAQ: CLNN) shares are trading higher by 10.81% at $2.46 after the company received a $3 million loan from the Maryland Board of Public Works to support production for its lead drug candidate CNM-Au8.

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Editorial: Don’t sleep on the future of Pimlico

Visitors to the 147th running of the Preakness Stakes, particularly those swaddled in the customary finery befitting the second jewel of horse racing’s Triple Crown, can surely be forgiven if they arrive this Saturday at Pimlico Race Course, take their seats, order their bourbon-laced Black-Eyed Susans and express the following…

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Dan Rodricks: In one America, a righteous stand against racism. In another, racist violence and death

On Saturday, at the very hour that the people of Chestertown, on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, gathered to remember the Black man lynched there by a white mob in 1892, police say a white teenager fueled by racist hatred started shooting people at a supermarket in a Black neighborhood of Buffalo,…

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US Sen. Chris Van Hollen, a Maryland Democrat, suffers what he calls ‘minor stroke’

U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen, a Maryland Democrat, is recovering from a “minor stroke,” he said in a statement late Sunday night.

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Why Greenland Technologies Shares Are Jumping Today

Greenland Technologies Holding Corp (NASDAQ:GTEC) reported a first-quarter FY22 revenue increase of 19% to $29.3 million, beating the consensus of $24.36 million. The company attributed the top-line growth to higher sales volume, driven by continued product demand and effective supply chain management. The number of transmission products sold was 41,902 units, up…

The Independent UK

Maryland's Sen. Chris Van Hollen treated for minor stroke

U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland says he has suffered a minor stroke and is being treated at George Washington University Hospital

Salon

GOP's SCOTUS protest crackdown: legal?

The Justice Department has not yet signaled that it will be pursuing legal action against any of the protesters

WEKU

Maryland and Virginia governors urge DOJ to tighten security outside justices' homes

The Republican governors are asking for federal law enforcement to take the lead in protecting the justices in the weeks and months ahead as protests continue.

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