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Three shot in city Tuesday evening in two incidents
Three men were shot during two incidents Tuesday evening in Baltimore, police said. At about 7:30 a man was shot near the intersection of McElderry and North Curley streets in the Ellwood Park-Monument neighborhood of East Baltimore. Roughly an hour and... -
Mother, young sons who perished in fire recalled at funeral
![With their similar-sounding first names and look-alike dress, brothers Ja'Quis Lucciano Manigo and Tyquis Tyuan Moore enjoyed making people guess which was which. "Pick one," the younger brother, Ja'Quis, would playfully demand.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-09/65132122-30110855.jpg "With their similar-sounding first names and look-alike dress, brothers Ja'Quis Lucciano Manigo and Tyquis Tyuan Moore enjoyed making people guess which was which. "Pick one,\" the younger brother, Ja'Quis, would playfully demand.")
With their similar-sounding first names and look-alike dress, brothers Ja'Quis Lucciano Manigo and Tyquis Tyuan Moore enjoyed making people guess which was which. "Pick one," the younger brother, Ja'Quis, would playfully demand.
It was just one of the...Tags: Christianity, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), High School Sports, Obituaries, Morgan State University
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Challengers flock to Sneed's write-in campaign
Shannon Sneed is kneeling on an East Baltimore sidewalk, her campaign papers spread out in the dirt and grass. She’s got voter registration lists, candidate fliers and write-in instructions — everything she needs to take on a sitting Baltimore...Tags: Otis Rolley, Elections, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Primaries, Morgan State University
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Facing write-in challenge for council, Branch steps up campaign
City Councilman Warren Branch knows that the pavement in front of Lucinda Saunders' East Baltimore rowhouse is cracked and that the 75-year-old retiree can't afford a $300 fine from the city.
Branch is familiar with her plight because he was in Saunders'...Tags: Voting, Hospitals and Clinics, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Regional Authority, William H. Cole IV
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Mayoral candidates say little about crime during campaign
Ella Bailey and her two grandsons hurried down a strip mall sidewalk on a recent sultry summer morning, sipping bottles of pineapple soda.
The three passed by a dark swirl on the sidewalk, a bloody reminder that a delivery man was fatally shot at this...Tags: Inner Harbor, Budgets and Budgeting, Career and Workplace, Prisons, Elections
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Two recent Baltimore murder victims identified
City police have identified a 24-year-old man who was fatally shot Monday night in East Baltimore. Officers were called to the 1600 block of Darley Ave. at about 11:20 p.m. for a report of a shooting and found Sean Edward Eames, who lived in the block,...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Assault, Crime, Law and Justice, Crimes
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City of litterbugs
Maryland is the first state to make environmental studies a requirement for high school graduation. The effort should start in first grade on the first day of school and continue through graduation. Recently, while driving in northeast Baltimore, I...Tags: Maryland, Elections, Politics, McDonald's
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Mayoral candidates sound off on issues before spirited crowd
Six candidates for Baltimore mayor sounded off on education, drug addiction, vacant homes and job creation at a Tuesday night forum sponsored by a coalition of nearly three dozen advocacy groups. Speaking before a spirited standing room crowd of about...Tags: Obesity, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Otis Rolley, Church and State Relations, NAACP
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Detectives investigate fatal shooting in Belair-Edison
Homicide detectives are investigating the fatal shooting of a woman Friday evening in the Belair-Edison neighborhood of Northeast Baltimore, police said. The woman was shot at 6:20 p.m. in the 2600 block of Kentucky Ave., Baltimore police said in a...Tags: Murder, Crimes
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Delivery driver shot Tuesday afternoon recently started his own business
Chong Wan Yim, who emigrated from South Korea, held a variety of jobs in Baltimore — from running his own restaurant to starting his own delivery business just months ago. "I think he was a really hard worker. He was trying to make an honest...Tags: Theft, Hospitals and Clinics, Punishment, Prisons, Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Housing boom, bust left different effects
A variety of Baltimore neighborhoods ended the roller-coaster ride of the past decade with significantly higher home values than at the start, but some communities saw all the gains of the housing bubble erased by the bust. That's the conclusion of a...Tags: Career and Workplace, Elections, Real Estate, Real Estate Sellers, Personal Income
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Mayor to unveil new City Council map
For months now, members of the Baltimore City Council have been telling Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake what they'd like to see when she draws new boundaries for their districts. Staffers say the redistricting plan she is scheduled to unveil Monday...Tags: Inner Harbor, Lawyers, Elections, Regional Authority, Hampden
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