Thursday, March 31, 2016
Sunken Rescue, Bernie HQ, Redskins Arrest: News Nearby
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Man charged in Dundalk homicide
Baltimore County Police Homicide Unit has obtained an arrest warrant for a 45-year-old suspect in connection with a Dundalk homicide. Pablo Javier Aleman is wanted for a homicide that occurred in the 6700 block of Woodley Road on March 17, 2016.
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Sanders Campaign Boosts Profile in Maryland Ahead of Primary
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Maryland Weekend Weather Rollercoaster: From 80 Degrees to Rain
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Wednesday, March 30, 2016
Woman arrested in shooting of husband, son
A woman is in police custody after police said she shot her husband and 7-year-old son Saturday night. Baltimore County police said the woman, identified as Erica Nicole Shifflett, 30, was taken into custody.
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Coworker Stabbing, Best Place to Retire, Cop 'Hit Man': News Nearby
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Police Say Woman Shot Her Husband & Son
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MedStar Attack: Systems Being Restored, Patient Data Protected
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MedStar Attack: Systems Online, Patient Data Protected
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Ranking Maryland's Public School Systems
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A new riviera? Dundalk housing fair will feature tours of the 43-mile waterfront
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Man wanted in Baltimore County homicide shot by police in Ohio, sheriff said
A man shot by an Ohio policeman Tuesday afternoon was wanted for homicide in Baltimore County, the Hamilton County, Ohio, Sheriff's Office said. Javier Pablo Aleman, 46, was shot by a policeman on duty about 1:30 p.m. along Interstate 75 outside Cincinnati, the sheriff's office said.
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Tuesday, March 29, 2016
Shooting Sends 10-Year-Old, Father to Hospital: Police
A man and his 10-year-old son are hospitalized as the result of a domestic-related shooting Saturday night in Dundalk, according to the Baltimore County Police Department. Police said a woman-the boy's estranged mother-was taken into custody in connection with the shooting , which occurred in the 7300 block of School Avenue at approximately 7:05 p.m. on Saturday.
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Mother Denied Bail in Shooting, Cherry Blossom Pix, Stabbing Arrest, Light City: News Nearby
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When Does Early Voting Begin for Maryland's Presidential Primary 2016?
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Monday, March 28, 2016
Woman Who Shot Son, Husband Denied Bail: Police
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Shooting Suspect Killed by Train; Former Raven Sentenced in Dog's Death; 7-Year-Old, Father Shot: News Nearby
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Mom says daughter is being harassed at school
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Shooting Suspect Killed by Train; Former Raven Sentenced in Dog's Death; 10-Year-Old, Father Shot: News Nearby
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Police identify Dundalk woman accused of shooting husband and son, 7
A Dundalk woman accused of shooting her 7-year-old son and husband Saturday is charged with attempted first-degree murder and other counts, Baltimore County police said Monday. Erica Nicole Shifflett, 30, is being held without bail at the Baltimore County Detention Center.
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Wawa Stores to Hire 5,000 Employees, Includes Maryland
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Sunday, March 27, 2016
Osprey Cam, Heroin Ring, Target Evacuated: Maryland News
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Sunny, Rainy and Freezing Temps?!: Week's Weather in Maryland
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Patch's List of Maryland Jobs: Adobe, MedStar, Under Armour, General Dynamics
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Students help seniors navigate digital devices at Ateaze center
They may be in their early 70s, but that doesn't mean they don't want to do what their grandchildren do, which is to go online to watch movies, play games and connect with friends and family. "I think most seniors are like me - they want to know all this stuff but need the teaching of it," said June Finck of Dundalk.
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Saturday, March 26, 2016
Police say woman shot estranged husband, 10-year-old son after custody fight
A fight between an estranged Dundalk couple ended in violence Saturday evening after the 30-year-old woman fired a gun at her husband, striking both him and their 10-year-old son, police said. Police have arrested the woman who had wanted to take the boy for the evening, Baltimore County Police Department spokeswoman Jen Peach said.
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The editor should choose his words more carefully.
In the March 10th, "By the People" section of the Dundalk Eagle, Courtney Speed wrote a fiery letter, "Family Dollar in Turner Station? - Not so fast." The Turner Station Conservation Teams and the Turner Station History Center wrote a responsive letter which we entitled, "Family Dollar - A matter of facts."
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Shooting Sends 10-Year-Old, Father to Hospital: Police
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Good News! Osprey Cam, Honoring Slain Deputies, Best Places to Take Visitors
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Church-House, Wine Grotto, Tiki Bar: MD Dream Homes
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Church-Home, Wine Grotto, Tiki Bar: Maryland WOW Houses
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Friday, March 25, 2016
Gas Prices Climb in Maryland: Cheapest Gas Mapped
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Confederacy References Fire Debate on Maryland State Song
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Mystery Beauty 2
The first four people who call The Eagle at 410-288-6060, ext. 0, on Friday between 2 and 3 p.m. and identify the Mystery Beauty will receive coupons for free shampoos and styles.
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Thursday, March 24, 2016
Suspicious Package at Target | Missing Hoggle Kids Latest | Video: Car Falls From Parking Garage | News Nearby
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Hand-In-Hand Officer Walks Dementia Sufferer Home
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Red Flag Warning Issued for Central Maryland
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Teen hit and run victim faces long recovey
They spent more than 24 hours watching the cars pass by on Holabird Avenue hoping to spot the Mercedes that struck 13-year old Ashanti Bowers before speeding away when her sister's call to the lead investigator on the case produced the news they'd been looking for. "I called him, and I was like, 'Did you guys find him?' and he said, 'No.
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Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Eagle Death Investigation, Man Charged With Cat Abuse, 'See Something, Say Something:' News Nearby
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Harford Co. shelter offers free pet adoptions
Through Friday, March 25, HSHC will waive adoption fees for animals seven months and over as the shelter prepares to reopen in a brand new facility. The current HSHC location has been in operation for 70 years in an old farmhouse that the shelter says is more than 100 years old.
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Easter Weekend Weather Forecast in Dundalk
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Driver ID'd in Dundalk hit-and-run
The suspected driver in a hit-and-run accident in Dundalk last week that injured a 13-year-old girl has been identified, Baltimore County Police said. The accident happened last Thursday, when the teen was crossing Holabird Avenue near Searles Road.
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Tuesday, March 22, 2016
FBI Divers Search Quarry, Garbage Truck Employee Struck, Update in Deputies Killed: News Nearby
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Monday, March 21, 2016
Teen sentenced to life in Dundalk murder amid debate over juvenile sentencing
A 17-year-old convicted of killing a man during a Dundalk home invasion is believed to be the first juvenile in Maryland sentenced to life in prison since the U.S. Supreme Court held that such sentences deserve a second look. The sentence for Latray Hughes, handed down by a Baltimore County circuit judge this month, comes amid continuing debate in Maryland and across the nation about whether juveniles charged as adults should be sent away for life.
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Pedestrian Hit by Dump Truck | Missing Hoggle Kids Latest | Body Missing in Murder Case: News Nearby
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Retired Baltimore County Police Chief Ellison Ensor, 98
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Before Moving, Shelter Waives Adoption Fees
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Sunday, March 20, 2016
How Long is Your Commute in Dundalk?
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Fairytale Cottage, Conservancy, Solarium: MD WOW Houses
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Your First 'Spring' Forecast: Maryland Weather
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Saturday, March 19, 2016
Officer Killed, Wall Fall, Trampoline Scare: MD News
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Mitre, WeddingWire, Linux, UMD: Patch's List of Jobs
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Friday, March 18, 2016
Tray Walker Dies, Manhunt in Harford County, Porn Drone Verdict: News Nearby
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Red Mercedes Wanted in Hit and Run Crash: Police
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Thursday, March 17, 2016
Fallen Officer's Funeral Plans; Latest Snow Forecast; Heroin Blamed in Murder-Suicide: News Nearby
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Heroin Blamed for Couple's Murder-Suicide in Halethorpe
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Latest Snow Forecast for Maryland
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Best Paying Jobs 2016: Find Them in Maryland
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Ravens Re-Sign Marlon Brown, Chris Carter: Latest Contract Details and Reaction
The Baltimore Ravens announced Thursday that both wide receiver Marlon Brown and linebacker Chris Carter were re-signed.
The Ravens confirmed the new deals on their official Twitter feed. Terms of the agreements were not immediately released.
Now that the initial free-agent frenzy is over, most teams are focused on plugging the remaining holes on their roster. Brown and Carter represent depth signings for the Ravens.
Brown played an extremely limited role within the offense last season. He made 14 catches for 112 yards and no touchdowns across 10 games, including two starts.
There was an opportunity for him to step up after Steve Smith Sr. suffered a season-ending Achilles injury midway through the campaign. He failed to capitalize, as Mike Clay of SiriusXM showcased using Pro Football Focus grades:
Typically in that type of situation, both the player and the team decide it's best to go their separate ways. But the Ravens must believe the best is yet to come for the 24-year-old, 6'5'' wideout.
He'll serve in a depth role once again. Smith is expecting to play once Week 1 rolls around, assuming his recovery continues at a steady pace. Baltimore also added fellow deep threat Mike Wallace on Tuesday to upgrade the receiving group.
Carter is a fringe roster player who's spent time with the AFC North rival Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati Bengals. He also had a short stint with the Indianapolis Colts.
The 26-year-old linebacker split last season between Cincinnati and Baltimore. He didn't register any stats in two games with the Ravens.
He'll likely spend training camp battling for a spot on the final roster as a depth linebacker and special teams contributor.
These aren't the type of signings that are going to whip the fanbase into a frenzy, of course. But they help fill out the roster with players who already have experience with the franchise.
They should provide reasonable reserve value for the Ravens next season. The team just has to hope they aren't thrust into high-profile roles due to a rash of injuries.
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Inside Eric Weddle's Free-Agency Chess Match
Eric Weddle became an unrestricted free agent last week after nine years as a member of the Chargers. On Monday, he signed with the Ravens. Weddle granted Bleacher Report exclusive access to his free-agent experience.
The day after the 2015 season ended, the Chargers held their final team meeting. One by one, players gathered their belongings, said their goodbyes and drove away into their offseasons. All of them, that is, except Eric Weddle and Philip Rivers.
The safety and the quarterback got together for what had become a last-day ritual—a long discussion about the past and future in the sauna, steam room and hot tub. Every year, they have gone over the entire roster, discussing which players should be brought back and which players should be replaced.
While so many teammates have come and gone, Rivers and Weddle have been constants for the other. For nine years, they have been the first players to arrive at the Chargers facility and the last to leave just about every day. Together, they have sweated and prayed and competed viciously against one another in practices.
They have watched tape together, even though they don't play on the same side of the ball. On buses and planes, they have been seatmates. They have played cards, golfed, had family barbecues and even coached their sons on the same flag football team.
As they spoke in the tub, Weddle realized how much he appreciated his teammate.
"I don't know if I ever will be able to replicate what he and I have on another team," Weddle says now.
About three-and-a-half hours after the team had dispersed, just as they finished going over the roster, Chargers coach Mike McCoy walked into the room.
"What are you guys still doing here?" McCoy said, according to Weddle.
"We're figuring out the roster for next year," Weddle said. "And you have a lot of work to do."
Then McCoy surprised him.
"Where are you going to go next year?" he said. "Any particular team you want to go to?"
Weddle didn't know what to say.
"That's when it finally hit me," he says. "They really don't want me back."
Weddle remembers the first time he sensed a chill from the Chargers front office. It was training camp in 2014. His agent, David Canter, had been trying to bring up a contract extension, and the Chargers kept brushing him off.
It came as a surprise for the same reason that so many teams were interested in Weddle this offseason. Who could not be intrigued by his credentials? Who wouldn't want a five-time All-Pro (first-team All-Pro twice), three-time Pro Bowler, five-time captain and five-time team tackle leader?
That chill became a frost, Weddle says, in April 2015 when he met with Chargers general manager Tom Telesco. Telesco told him he believes lucrative third contracts should be given only to Hall of Fame-caliber players.
"He said I had a lot of mileage," Weddle says. "They brought me in to make things better, and made things worse by treating me like I was a nobody. It was shocking.
"I never did one thing wrong. Never was late to a meeting. Never was fined. Never refused to do a charity function for them. Never didn't sacrifice. I was a leader, a captain, an All-Pro. And they showed me the door. I'm as loyal as anyone and will do anything for people I respect. But if you don't give that back to me in return, you're dead to me. So I could never go back to that place after what they put me through."
Feeling angry and disillusioned, Weddle skipped voluntary offseason work. He was back for training camp, but his dissatisfaction would be a black cloud over the team all season. He thought he was treated unfairly when the team fined him $10,000 for staying on the field to watch his daughter perform in a halftime show of a game the Chargers were leading 23-0. He took issue when the team put him on injured reserve for the last game of the season.
The damage was irreparable. Staying put was not an option.
The Chargers' take?
"We're very appreciative of everything Eric did for the team," says John Spanos, Chargers president of football operations. "We made him the highest-paid safety in the NFL [in 2011] for a reason. With one year left on his contract while still being one of the highest-paid safeties in the NFL, he found it unacceptable to not have a contract extension. Our hope was to play out the contract and have discussions after the year, but he made it clear that's not what he wanted."
Here's how the free-agent dance usually works: Interested teams poke around. The agent floats a price range. Teams that aren't scared off keep the talks going. Others drop out. Some leave the conversation and return later, depending on other factors.
For Weddle, the hope coming into the offseason was an average annual salary of $6 million to $8 million, with guarantees in the first two years. But some team representatives were telling Canter he'd be lucky to get $4 million. Weddle privately acknowledges he thought he might have to settle for a $5 million annual salary.
Money is not everything to Weddle, who tithes 10 percent of his income to the LDS (Latter-day Saints) church. He already had grossed more than $44 million in his career. And he has not been a big spender. His main mode of transportation is a 2003 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD. He bought it with 25,000 miles on it for $30,000 when it was seven years old. Now it has 85,000 miles on it.
There are things besides money.
"I want to be appreciated, to be loved, to feel wanted," he says. "I want to know that they feel all the sacrifices I make are worth it."
He felt he didn't get that appreciation from the Chargers, but it was clear from the start of the offseason that a multitude of other teams had some level of interest. Among those who appeared to be potential players for Weddle early on were the Cowboys, Giants, Jaguars, Packers, Panthers, Raiders, Steelers and Titans. Along the way, the Cardinals, Lions, Patriots and Ravens also surfaced.
When Weddle found out Detroit was in the mix, he texted his friend, Lions safety Glover Quin. The thought of playing with a solid player like Quin appealed to Weddle, who has started games alongside 12 safeties in his career. Quin texted back—he'd like to play with Weddle, too.
Many players tried to influence him at various points of the process. During games last year, Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo and Cardinals quarterback Carson Palmer told Weddle they'd like to see him on their side in 2016. Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is a friend, and he had an ongoing conversation with Weddle.
The Raiders came at him in numbers, with Derek Carr, Bruce Irvin and Khalil Mack. Carr told Weddle he lobbied Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie to sign him.
"It was cool to hear, knowing your peers have respect for you," Weddle says.
What really mattered though, was playing for a winner. As he contemplated the fourth quarter of his football life, Weddle valued a strong organization more than ever. In his last six seasons in San Diego, Weddle played on one playoff team.
Canter says that all things considered, Weddle's free agency was the most complex he ever dealt with. It was a process.
The phone was ringing as soon as the legal tampering period opened Monday, March 7, but solid offers were not forthcoming. Durability seemed to be a concern for teams, as it always is with older players. Weddle, 31, has not had many serious injuries in his career, but he missed three games last season with a groin pull.
Weddle is pretty easygoing. His wife, Chanel, was more affected by the uncertainty. While he says free agency was "taking a toll on her," he blew off steam by doing what he does most mornings during the offseason: heading to his local gym to shoot hoops with a group of friendly regulars.
Maybe his game had a bit more edge to it than usual. That Monday, perturbed by a newcomer's yapping, Weddle kept driving to the lane and scoring bucket after bucket. The 5'11" Weddle wanted very much to end the game with a left-handed dunk in the new guy's face, and leapt high enough to do so. His aim was a tad off, though, and the ball skidded off the rim. His next time down the court, Weddle drove again, and this time was met by two defenders in the lane. He dished off to a teammate who sank the winning shot.
The Weddles have lived in the same Escondido house for nine years. All four of their beautiful children—Brooklyn, Gaige, Silver and Kamri—were born in San Diego. They are very involved in their church and community. Chanel plays in a recreational soccer league; Eric plays in basketball and softball leagues.
They recently began construction of their dream home on a hilltop in a nearby suburb. When it is ready to be inhabited next year, it will include a full-size basketball court, a theater room, a pool with a slide, a fire pit and 3,000 square feet of covered patio.
That dream house remains part of the long-term plan, even with the Chargers not in the short-term plan.
"I'm super nervous about the kids, and how they are going to adjust to everything," Chanel says. "We've never had to move. I know kids are resilient at their ages, so we're hoping they'll be OK. But I stress out."
Eric kept Chanel updated as he heard things from Canter‚ to a point.
"He says he is telling me everything, but then I hear him talk to someone else and he tells them more than he told me," Chanel said. "I think it's for my benefit. I don't need to know every single thing, because then I just worry."
Eric had his moments too.
"If teams are doubting me and offering me such a small amount of money, it might not be worth moving my family," he said, pausing and looking away from his carnitas burrito a day after watching Peyton Manning retire. "I love the game. But I love my wife and kids more. I can't tell you how many sacrifices I make throughout the season. I leave the house at 4:15 and get home at 7, and see my kids an hour every night. It's been sacrificing for nine years. It's not just about what's best for me. It's about what's best for me and my family."
The Weddles are grounded by their LDS faith. They are regulars at the church a few blocks from their home, and on the occasional date night, Eric and Chanel will visit the sparkling white San Diego LDS Temple in La Jolla. "It's comforting," Chanel says. "We believe the Lord has a plan for us and he knows where we are supposed to be."
On Wednesday, March 9, the first day of free agency, the Chargers signed tight end Antonio Gates to a two-year contract extension for $12 million. It stung Weddle, who is five years younger than Gates. Last season Gates also was suspended for four games as a result of violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing drugs. Weddle was given an NFL-mandated HGH test in his home shortly after he heard about Gates' deal.
"It just points out they don't want me," Weddle says. "Antonio was injured a little last year and suspended, but that doesn't matter."
Weddle still didn't have a deal.
By Thursday, Weddle was sad and frustrated.
"I'm thinking, 'I'm not going to play on a one-year deal,'" he said. "'Am I really going to retire even though I have so much left to give? I know I can play, but maybe teams don't want me.'"
Chanel shed a few tears Saturday night. "Bawling" is how Eric describes it. She was thinking about the possibility of moving to Baltimore.
The Ravens first indicated an interest in Weddle two days earlier. On Friday, they became the first team to make an offer.
"It was like a new life," Weddle says. "I was ecstatic. We had to keep going through the process, but I would have signed right then and there."
On Saturday, Ravens assistant general manager Eric DeCosta told Canter, "We really want him." The Raiders, Steelers and Cowboys were still in the mix, but those words meant a lot to Weddle.
Jarret Johnson, who played with Weddle in San Diego after nine years in Baltimore, called on behalf of the Ravens. Baltimore outside linebacker Elvis Dumervil reached out. So did Ravens wide receiver Steve Smith Sr. In fact, Smith even volunteered to fly from his North Carolina home to Baltimore to show Weddle around if Weddle was interested in taking an exploratory trip.
Canter had a list of 30 questions he had been asking of teams interested in Weddle. They were questions like:
• How secure are the decision-makers?
• What is the cost of living in the city?
• Are there any LDS members on the team?
• Are there LDS churches near the team facility?
• What are the parking facilities like for families at the stadium?
• What are the players' wives like?
• What is the school system like?
• Are older players given "veteran days" in which they don't have to practice?
• Is there music at practice?
• What is the traffic like around the team facility?
• Will Eric be expected to play special teams, as he did in San Diego?
• Who is the first player in the building?
• Are there knuckleheads on the team who Eric will be expected to help?
Canter liked the Ravens' answers, and if he felt a team was right for Weddle, Weddle felt the same way. Canter had clients who were hotter commodities, including Olivier Vernon, and he closed six other significant deals in the first week of free agency. But Canter considers Weddle his best friend and is emotionally invested in him as well as financially invested. He has Weddle's complete trust.
Late Saturday, Weddle returned from an autograph signing in Los Angeles. He and Chanel sat and talked about what moving to Baltimore would be like.
"She was emotional and scared, thinking about moving across the country and not knowing anybody and starting over," he says. "It was a hard night. … I was trying to give her confidence that we would be all right. It is far away, but we'll be together."
Many close to Weddle were hoping he would sign with the Cowboys. He had a soft spot for them, as they were his favorite team when he was a kid. Dallas head coach Jason Garrett and assistant head coach Rich Bisaccia had been calling and texting Weddle since the opening bell of free agency. But the Cowboys had dragged their feet on making an offer.
On Sunday, Canter called teams to tell them they were being eliminated from consideration. Among the eliminated were two teams that Weddle didn't think were positioned to win. In fact, one of them offered Weddle his most lucrative deal, Canter said.
Then the Cowboys jumped in, making an offer that was almost identical to the Ravens'.
Weddle was overwhelmed. He decided to unwind with five of his high school buddies over a game of Tom Clancy's The Division. As they threw grenades and placed sticky bombs, they discussed Weddle's future in their headsets. Four of them thought he should go to Dallas.
"They were arguing about it," Weddle said. "I couldn't get in a word. I was sitting there, listening."
On Sunday night, Canter made counteroffers to the Cowboys and Ravens. The Ravens increased their offer within 30 minutes.
The Cowboys said they were not prepared to up their offer, but Garrett called Weddle, trying to get him to visit Dallas before making a decision.
Weddle and his wife talked for about an hour before heading to bed. Then they talked for another hour in bed.
Chanel fell asleep, and Eric stayed awake until about 1 a.m., staring at the ceiling and deliberating the Cowboys and Ravens. He kept going back to a few thoughts. The Ravens made the playoffs six of the last eight years. They have a strong culture. They handled the negotiating process professionally and sensitively. And they really wanted him.
Finally, he drifted off to sleep.
"Every time I woke up, I was dreaming about Baltimore," he said. "Baltimore kept popping in my head."
When he rolled out of bed Monday morning, he knew. And he felt a calm about it. He told Chanel he wanted to be a Raven. She agreed it was the right choice. So did Canter.
"When your heart tells you something, you have to go with it," Weddle says.
Then, at 1:47 p.m., he tweeted:
Weddle agreed to a four-year, $26 million deal for a yearly average of $6.5 million. He will earn $9 million this year, likely making him the third-highest-paid safety in the league.
The rest of the day was a whirlwind, with a flood of texts and calls from family members, former Chargers teammates, future Ravens teammates, friends from runner-up teams and many others who have been part of his journey. He even received a congratulatory text from McCoy, whom he continues to respect.
The Weddles pulled the kids out of school early because they wanted them to hear the news from Mom and Dad.
"There's going to be a change," he told them. "But it's going to be fun. There will be a new house. A big yard. New friends."
The party started with a trip to the mall to buy the kids Ravens beanies and hats.
On Tuesday, Weddle boarded Southwest Flight 965 from SAN to BWI. Chanel was right next to him.
"I feel like the whole world is off my back," he says. "As soon as I decided it felt right. I can't wait to get out there, meet my new teammates and get on the field and earn their respect. I'm rejuvenated."
Dan Pompei covers the NFL for Bleacher Report. Follow him on Twitter at @danpompei.
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from Bleacher Report - Baltimore Ravens http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2625099-inside-eric-weddles-free-agency-chess-match
Wednesday, March 16, 2016
Police 'Deliberately Aimed' at Slain Officer; Pedestrian Killed; Freddie Gray Trial Dates: News Nearby
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Terps in 2016 NCAA March Madness: TV Schedule, Printable Bracket
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Tuesday, March 15, 2016
More assault charges for alleged police impersonator
Authorities say a Dundalk man accused of impersonating a Baltimore County police officer and sexually assaulting two women is facing additional charges involving a third woman. The Baltimore Sun reports that Brian Keith Cooper Jr. was arrested Friday night in connection with an incident that occurred on Aug. 1. Cooper was charged with first-degree sex offense and second degree assault.
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Metro Shutdown, Drunk Drivers Targeted, Officer's Death: Murder Charge Dropped: News Nearby
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Can Mike Wallace Resurrect His Career with the Baltimore Ravens?
After two failed stints with the Miami Dolphins and the Minnesota Vikings, wide receiver Mike Wallace might have finally landed in the right place to take advantage of his skills—or skill in this particular case.
Simply put: Wallace has speed to burn.
The Baltimore Ravens apparently value what he can do within their offense and agreed to a deal Tuesday with the 29-year-old wide receiver, per ESPN's Adam Schefter:
With the acquisition, the Ravens have a new deep threat on the roster. After losing Torrey Smith a year ago in free agency, general manager Ozzie Newsome never truly found his replacement. The seven-year veteran will serve as insurance for the organization and its offense.
Wallace's presence provides three highly valuable additions to the Ravens roster:
- Speed
- System fit
- Depth
The wide receiver originally burst onto the scene with the rival Pittsburgh Steelers after being a third-round pick in the 2009 NFL draft. Prior to being selected 84th overall, the Ole Miss product blazed a 4.33-second 40-yard dash at the NFL combine in Indianapolis.
His speed quickly became a weapon for Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger.
As a rookie, Wallace caught 39 passes and averaged 19.4 yards per catch. He led the league in the category and only got better over the next two seasons.
During the 2010 and 2011 campaigns, the Steelers receiver caught 132 passes for 2,450 yards and 18 touchdowns. He stumbled a bit during the 2012 campaign, but he had already established his value around the league.
He parlayed his success in the Steel City into a five-year, $60 million contract with the Miami Dolphins during the 2013 offseason.
Wallace's career trajectory took an abrupt turn at this point. It's often said that speed kills, but this hasn't been the case for the receiver over the past three seasons.
In Miami, Wallace never experienced quite the same amount of success as the Dolphins' supposed No. 1 target. His game never fully developed, and personality clashes eventually forced the organization's hand.
During his time on South Beach, Wallace caught 140 passes for 1,792 yards. On the plus side, the speedy target snagged 10 touchdowns in 2014.
But the Dolphins saw enough after two seasons and traded him to the Minnesota Vikings.
Wallace experienced even less success with the Vikings. In his lone season playing for the NFC North franchise, the New Orleans native tied a career low with only 39 receptions and set new lows with 473 receiving yards and two touchdown catches.
The Vikings asked the expensive target to take a pay cut this offseason. He rejected the idea, and Minnesota subsequently released him.
Baltimore is certainly and quite literally banking on the fact Wallace never played alongside a good deep-ball thrower in Miami or Minneapolis. Ryan Tannehill and Teddy Bridgewater aren't considered accurate passers when asked to stretch the field vertically, as CBSSports.com's Jason La Canfora noted:
In essence, Wallace's game was neutered due to the limitations of quarterbacks.
Wide receivers who can open up the field with their speed hold high value around the league, as Wallace's earlier contract with the Dolphins demonstrates.
These targets force defenses to account for their presence even when the ball isn't being thrown in their direction instead of squeezing the field to limit options.
Upon signing with Baltimore, the Ravens' latest addition discussed his excitement to play alongside Joe Flacco, per the team's official site:
Wallace won't have the same problems he experienced the last three seasons with the Ravens. Flacco is generally considered the game's best deep-ball thrower. As such, Wallace is an ideal fit in the offense, especially since he won't be considered the No. 1 target.
However, Wallace might have to serve as the primary pass-catcher depending on the team's overall situation at wide receiver, which makes the signing even more important.
Veteran wide receiver Steve Smith Sr. is still recovering from a torn Achilles tendon. He played well last year at 36 years old, but Father Time is eventually going to catch up with him. If it does, the Ravens won't be completely bereft of talent at the position thanks to the addition of Wallace.
The newly signed veteran also serves as a contingency plan for last year's first-round pick, Breshad Perriman. WSNT AM 1570 in Baltimore brought up a fantastic point about the dynamics between Wallace and Perriman:
Newsome used a first-round pick in the 2015 NFL draft to select Perriman in an attempt to address the team's wide receiver issues. The UCF product never played a down during his rookie campaign due to a lingering knee injury.
No one outside of the Ravens organization knows exactly where the young receiver stands in regard to his rehabilitation. Like Wallace, Perriman's game is built around his sub-4.3 speed in the 40-yard dash. If he's on the field, he will likely serve as the No. 2 option opposite Smith, but nothing is guaranteed after his lost rookie year.
Even if Wallace never returns to form, acquiring his services was a shrewd move by the Ravens. Newsome effectively hedged his bets in multiple areas by signing this castoff.
In the end, can Wallace resurrect his career in Baltimore?
Absolutely, but expectations are all relative based on the areas within the Ravens offense where he can contribute.
Brent Sobleski covers the NFL and NFL draft for Bleacher Report. Follow him on Twitter @brentsobleski.
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Troopers Target St. Patrick's Day Drunk Drivers
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Man Sentenced To Life In 2014 Dundalk Murder
Latray Hughes of the 2800 block of Virginia Avenue in Baltimore was found guilty in December for first-degree murder, first-degree burglary and related charges for the 2014 break-in and murder at the home of Barquese Warren. Hughes and co-defendants James Murphy and Delonte Epps entered through a back window of Warren's home in the 7800 block of St. Claire Lane just before 11 p.m. on a fall night.
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Spring Allergies Start To Bloom
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Monday, March 14, 2016
Officer's Death: 3 Brothers Charged, 8 Firefighters Injured in Wall Collapse, Car Falls Off Garage: News Nearby
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Eric Weddle to Ravens: Latest Contract Details, Comments and Reaction
Eric Weddle had a messy ending to his time with the San Diego Chargers, so it's no surprise the free-agent star opted to head elsewhere for the next phase of his career.
Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune reported Monday that Weddle will reportedly join the Baltimore Ravens after spending his first nine NFL seasons in San Diego. ESPN's Field Yates confirmed the news.
Weddle took to Twitter to confirm the decision:
ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Weddle's contract is a four-year, $26 million deal with $13 million due in the first two years. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported Weddle will make $9 million in the first year of his contract.
However, Mike Garafolo of Fox Sports reported the deal is for four years and $29 million.
Once the 2015 regular season concluded, Weddle said he "probably won't ever speak to [the Chargers] again," per the San Diego Union-Tribune's Michael Gehlken.
The writing was essentially on the wall that Weddle would leave San Diego after the team placed him on injured reserve against his wishes and fined him for watching his daughter perform at halftime of the Chargers' home finale.
Since Weddle fled San Diego, look for the Chargers to bolster their secondary at some point in the draft. They could well choose someone like Florida State's Jalen Ramsey or Florida cornerback Vernon Hargreaves III with the third overall pick, or they could address the defensive backfield in the later rounds.
But the Chargers may opt to focus on the front seven considering they finished 27th in defending the run this past year and already have Jason Verrett as a versatile lockdown cornerback.
Losing Weddle leaves Verrett and the rest of San Diego's defensive backs more susceptible in coverage, though.
Baltimore is bound to treat the 31-year-old better, as he presents tremendous value to its defense. Weddle is among the elite free safeties in the game, has seldom missed any action and brings leadership intangibles to the Ravens secondary in addition to his steady gridiron production.
Ever since the legendary Ed Reed left Baltimore, the team hasn't found a viable solution at his position. That's precisely what Weddle represents, and it has to give him comfort that he's joining a first-class organization by many accounts.
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Sunday, March 13, 2016
Maryland No. 5 Seed in March Madness Tournament: Live Bracket Coverage
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Maryland Weather: Rain and Fog, No Freezing Temps
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Outdoor Sauna, Indoor Pool, Private Woods: MD WOW Houses
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Good News! Cherry Blossoms, Dancing Deputy, Co-Workers' Lottery Win
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Saturday, March 12, 2016
Heroin Overdoses, March Madness, Eagle Killer: MD News
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Family Of Man Killed At Baltimore Landfill Speaks Out
BALTIMORE - One Dundalk family is trying to come to grips with a tragic loss after one of their own is killed by a truck at a south Baltimore landfill. In an exclusive interview with WJZ , Sandra and Alicia Tyler remember 61-year-old James Tyler, a loving husband, father and grandfather, killed in the middle of his work day.
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Mystery Beauty 2
The first four people who call The Eagle at 410-288-6060, ext. 0, on Friday between 2 and 3 p.m. and identify the Mystery Beauty will receive coupons for free shampoos and styles.
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NSA, State Farm, Fannie Mae, University of Maryland: Patch's List of Jobs
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Elmer Hall is writing a book about Red Rocket streetcar
Retired educator Elmer Hall holds a photo and 1937 schedule of the No. 29 Red Rocket streetcar that he rode as a boy from Sparrows Point to Dundalk and Baltimore.
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Friday, March 11, 2016
Eagle Hit By Car Won't Fly Again, ATM Skimmer Fraud Alert, Charges in 2-Year-Old's Death: News Nearby
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Venice Tavern, one of Baltimore's last basement bars
Venice Tavern, one of Highlandtown's last basement bars, was born after Prohibition was repealed in 1933 when Mary Victoria and Frank DeSantis Sr. added a side stairwell to their corner house. The compact bar, located at South Conkling and Bank streets, started out serving shots, beers and spaghetti with meatballs.
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March Madness: Struggling Terps Start Big 10 Tourney Against Huskers
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Thursday, March 10, 2016
13 Bald Eagles Were Killed, Falling Tree Kills Man, Rare Flower Reappears: News Nearby
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Residents rally over rats before County Council
Cliff O'Connell holds a sign that says "Middlesex Community No Rats Zone" at a County Council meeting on Monday March 7, in Towson. O'Connell and more than 40 other area residents organized to ask the county for help to fight a growing rat population in Middle River, Essex and Dundalk.
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Jimmy Smith, Ravens Agree to New Contract: Latest Details and Reaction
The Baltimore Ravens and cornerback Jimmy Smith reportedly agreed to a restructured contract in order to give the franchise $4.5 million in additional cap space.
Field Yates of ESPN reported Thursday the Ravens converted $6 million of the defender's $7 million base salary into a signing bonus to create the financial flexibility. Jeff Zrebiec of the Baltimore Sun, citing NFL Players Association records, confirmed the news.
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Listen to a 911 operator coach a young couple through childbirth in East Baltimore
The question hit Khayri Jordan on a Thursday morning last month. He had rushed home to East Baltimore after working the night shift, after catching two buses and worrying over text messages from his pregnant, longtime girlfriend.
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Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Weighing in about an anchor?
A couple of weeks ago, I republished a What's Up With That? column from 2000 about the anchor that is cemented into the ground outside the main entrance of the Patapsco High School and Center for the Arts. In it, I explained that the anchor had been donated to the school by the Dundalk-Patapsco Neck Historical Society in the 1970s to honor the school's proximity to the birthplace of Commodore Joshua Barney, hero of the War of 1812 .
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Murder Suspect Found Dead in Cell, Hoggle Kids Missing 18 Months, Frat Party Out of Control: News Nearby
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Concerns over plan to move alternative school to Essex
Some in the Essex-Middle River area have expressed concerns about a plan from Baltimore County Public Schools to house an alternative school for students with behavioral issues inside Stemmers Run Middle School. Stemmers Run parents were first informed of the plan, set to take place beginning in the 2016-17 school year, with a phone call from school officials on Thursday followed by a letter sent home with students on Friday from Principal Bryan Thanner.
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Nathan and Hailey get big surprise
A Navy reservist deployed for the past 10 months surprised his two young children Monday in Baltimore County. Sandy Plains Elementary School in Dundalk may never be the same thanks to Shaun and Tanya Abshire.
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Police impersonator suspect accused of rape
A Dundalk man is charged with impersonating a police officer and sexually assaulting two woman, Baltimore County police said. Brian Keith Cooper Jr., 30, has been charged with second-degree rape, second-degree sex offense, impersonating a police officer and related charges.
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Maryland Ranked Fourth Most Hate-Filled State In New Analysis
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Man charged with rape, impersonating an officer
Brian Cooper, 30, of Dundalk man is charged with impersonating a police officer and sexually assaulting two woman, Baltimore County police said. Brian Cooper, 30, of Dundalk man is charged with impersonating a police officer and sexually assaulting two woman, Baltimore County police said.
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Marshal Yanda, Ravens Agree to New Contract: Latest Details and Reaction
The Baltimore Ravens and guard Marshal Yanda reportedly agreed to a restructured contract Wednesday, which will give the team more salary-cap flexibility.
According to ESPN's Field Yates, the new deal gives Baltimore an additional $3.975 million in cap space. Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle provided further details of the contract:
Per Spotrac.com, Yanda is signed through the 2019 season after inking a four-year pact last October.
The 31-year-old Yanda has been named to the Pro Bowl in each of the past five seasons, and he has started all but two games during that time.
Yanda was a third-round pick out of Iowa by the Ravens in 2007, and the two-time first-team All-Pro has gained a reputation as being one of the league's premier guards.
Per Ryan Mink of BaltimoreRavens.com, Cincinnati Bengals defensive tackle Geno Atkins believes Yanda is among the most complete guards in football:
When I tell my son or daughter about football, I'll tell them that was one of the best guards I went up against in the league. He's got nastiness, he's physical and he has finesse. He's strong, but if you try to beat him with a little finesse, he can handle that too because he's got good feet. He's got the whole package.
While Yanda has primarily played right guard during his time with the Ravens, he has shown the ability to move around and excel elsewhere when needed, such as at right tackle.
He is an extremely reliable blocker, regardless of where he lines up, and he is one of the few sure things on a Ravens team that is looking to bounce back from a 5-11 season.
Making some splashy signings in free agency could go a long way toward turning things around, and Yanda's willingness to restructure will help immensely in that regard.
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Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Murder Suspect Found Dead / Freddie Gray Testimony Decision / Restaurant Honors: News Nearby
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Ben Watson to Ravens: Latest Contract Details, Comments, Reaction
Veteran tight end Benjamin Watson reportedly agreed to terms on a contract with the Baltimore Ravens on Tuesday.
Jeff Zrebiec of the Baltimore Sun reported the news of the Ravens' notable free-agent acquisition, and ESPN's Dianna Marie Russini confirmed the report.
Watson spent the past three seasons with the New Orleans Saints and had a serious resurgence on the gridiron in 2015. The 35-year-old logged a career-high 74 receptions and 825 yards and matched a personal best with six touchdown catches.
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March Madness 2016: Selection Sunday, NCAA Men's Tournament Preview
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Monday, March 7, 2016
Fatal Stabbing / Pedestrian Killed / Free Pancake Deal: News Nearby
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Daylight Saving Time 2016: When Clocks Spring Ahead
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Hilarious Hitchcock thriller a delight at Dundalk Community Theatre
Richard Hannay and Pamela find themselves closer than they may have wanted in DCT's The 39 Steps. A cast of four talented actors Charles Lidard, Tatiana Dalton, Patrick Martyn and Thomas C. Hessenauer, star in DCT's production of The 39 Steps.
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Police: Man posing as Md. officer sexually assaulted 2 women
Police say a man posing as a Baltimore County police officer sexually assaulted two women in Dundalk. The Baltimore Sun reports that police say Brian Keith Cooper Jr. picked up the women and told them he wouldn't arrest them in exchange for sexual favors.
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Baltimore County Council members attempt to protect parks in rezoning process
When the white signs started going up on parks and playgrounds in Baltimore County, the phones started ringing in County Council offices. All seven council members are using a new maneuver to try to protect public parks and open spaces from being developed during the county's once-every-four-years rezoning process.
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Sunday, March 6, 2016
Child Marriage Bill Would Raise Minimum Age In Maryland
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Saturday, March 5, 2016
PCP Traffic Stop, Billlionaires, Train Deaths: Top News
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Johns Hopkins Health, Wegmans, Macy's: Patch's List of Maryland Jobs
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Friday, March 4, 2016
Standoff Fatality; Eagle Injured; Suggs Traffic Arrest: News Nearby
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Scrapbook
Rep. Clarence Long secured permission for the Dundalk Independence Day Celebrations Committee, headed by Roy G. Moreland, to use Building 2 at Fort Holabird to construct and store parade floats. Rep. Long also announced that the First U.S. Army Band was considering an appearance at the Dundalk parade.
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Dundalk Man Posed as Officer, Raped Prostitute: Police
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Terrell Suggs Arrested: Latest Details, Comments and Reaction
Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs was reportedly arrested at a bar in Scottsdale, Arizona, early Friday. He was booked and released on citation overnight.
TMZ Sports reported the news, and no further details about the incident were immediately made available. The Ravens released a statement on their official website about the incident, saying: "Terrell made us aware of the situation, and we are looking into it."
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