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Employees have the upper hand after the ‘great resignation,’ but for how long?

Even before the pandemic, finding and keeping employees to work as job and community coaches for The Arc Northern Chesapeake Region could be challenging.

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I'm proud of how I sound — even if it's strange to others' ears

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Hazards of filming in cities all too real, location managers say

LOS ANGELES — The shutdown last week of the Apple TV+ and Endeavor Content miniseries “Lady in the Lake” over reports that a crew member had been threatened stunned officials in Baltimore, a film-friendly hub where the acclaimed crime drama “The Wire” had filmed for years.

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Maryland man with fatal brain cancer lives, sparking hope for an experimental treatment to better guide chemo to tumors

BALTIMORE -- The brain cancer diagnosis was so grim for Rick Miller that he says a social worker told him to “get my affairs in order.” Glioblastomas typically kill people in about 12 to 15 months.

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Two former Ravens players sign with Giants’ practice squad

Former Baltimore Ravens safety Tony Jefferson and linebacker Chuck Wiley have reportedly been signed to the New York Giants practice squad.

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As Ravens build around Lamar Jackson, 2022 offense could lay a blueprint

BALTIMORE — Midway through training camp, quarterback Lamar Jackson was midway through an interview blessedly free of questions about his long-term future with the Ravens. Then came a comment on the short-term future of the Ravens’ offense.

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Orioles promote Gunnar Henderson, MLB’s No. 1 prospect, for playoff push

BALTIMORE — For the second time in 2022, the Orioles have promoted baseball’s No. 1 prospect to the majors.

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Mike Preston: The clock is ticking for key Ravens to get back to full health

BALTIMORE — The Ravens are on the clock again.

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Baltimore police walk back report of violent threat on 'Lady in the Lake' set

The Baltimore Police Department has walked back its initial report of a violent threat on the set of the AppleTV+ series "Lady in the Lake" and arrested a street vendor at the center of its ongoing investigation.

Los Angeles Times

Ravens DT Broderick Washington has high expectations for Baltimore’s DL group in 2022

Ravens defensive lineman Broderick Washington has high expectations for the team's defensive line group in 2022

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Apple TV+ production starring Natalie Portman faces violent threat in Baltimore

An Apple TV+ and Endeavor Content production shut down on Friday afternoon after Baltimore locals threatened to shoot someone on the set of the limited series.

Los Angeles Times

‘I needed to know what happened’: A father’s quest to understand derailment that killed 2 young women in Ellicott City

BALTIMORE — One February day, he climbed onto the rail bed himself, with lengths of string to measure the curvature and tilt of the tracks.

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PHOTOS: The top images from the Commanders’ preseason finale vs. Ravens

Check out some of the top images from the Commanders' preseason finale vs. the Ravens.

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Risers and fallers: Ravens beat Commanders, 17-15, to finish 6th straight preseason undefeated

BALTIMORE — In the last tuneup before the Ravens’ regular-season opener against the New York Jets on Sept. 11, Baltimore extended its NFL-record preseason winning streak to 23 games with a 17-15 victory against the Washington Commanders on Saturday night.

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Baltimore Ravens mascot Poe carted off after suffering injury during halftime game

Baltimore Ravens mascot injured at halftime

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Ravens mascot is carted off the field

Baltimore's mascot, Poe, is carted off the field.

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Wes Moore says he’s ‘excited’ to debate Dan Cox amid allegations he’s avoiding public forums

BALTIMORE — Democrat Wes Moore insisted he’s ready to meet Republican opponent Dan Cox on a gubernatorial race debate stage.

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Family of man killed after row with squeegee workers to sue Baltimore and officials, lawyers say

BALTIMORE — The family of the baseball bat-wielding man shot dead during a confrontation with a group of squeegee workers in downtown Baltimore last month will sue the city for millions of dollars, claiming officials neglected to enforce laws that would’ve prevented the fatal encounter, attorneys for the family announced…

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Sports Illustrated

J-Rod vs. Adley Is One Heck of a Rookie of the Year Race

These young stars are neck-and-neck for the award as their wayward franchises are competing for the same wild-card spot.

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Mike Preston: Ravens QB Tyler Huntley as a starter? Let’s keep it in perspective.

BALTIMORE — There is no hurry this season for Ravens backup quarterback Tyler Huntley to prove he is a legitimate NFL starter.

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Kyle Stowers’ first homer in 9th sets up Anthony Santander’s walk-off hit in 11th in Orioles’ 4-3 win over White Sox

BALTIMORE — Kyle Stowers let out a roar and pumped his fist as he reached second base. While rounding third to face the Orioles’ dugout, he yelled “Come on!” and flexed, doing so again as he stepped on home plate.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox’ Andrew Vaughn responds to leadoff role with home run on first pitch

Vaughn led off the White Sox’ game against the Orioles with a homer to right field.

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It was called ‘murder mall.’ Now, 120 new townhomes are coming to West Baltimore

A Baltimore developer, along with city and state officials, held a groundbreaking ceremony Thursday morning for a new, multimillion-dollar housing development at the site of the former Madison Park North Mall in West Baltimore.

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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson will not play in preseason finale vs. Commanders as team seeks healthier 2022 campaign

BALTIMORE — Lamar Jackson will not play in the Ravens’ preseason finale Saturday, coach John Harbaugh announced Thursday, marking the first time in the quarterback’s five-year career that he will be held out of an entire preseason.

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Maryland football player Marcus Fleming Jr. charged with misdemeanor second-degree assault

BALTIMORE — Marcus Fleming Jr., a redshirt sophomore wide receiver on the University of Maryland football team, was charged with misdemeanor second-degree assault after a felony first-degree assault charge was dropped in Prince George’s County Circuit Court on Thursday morning.

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