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Window-washing gone wrong puts Baltimore's squeegee workers back in the spotlight

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BALTIMORE – A woman recently reported to police that she was assaulted by a squeegee worker while another worker attempted to snatch a purse from inside her car during a windshield washing gone wrong.The woman, who did not want to be identified for security concerns, said she was driving with her elderly mother when she declined to have her windshield cleaned near the … [Read more...] about Window-washing gone wrong puts Baltimore's squeegee workers back in the spotlight

Maryland's test scores show troubling trend in math and reading proficiency

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BALTIMORE -- Education assessments released Monday show the majority of Maryland's fourth-grade students and eighth-grade students were not proficient in math and reading as of last year.Baltimore City Schools CEO Dr. Sonja Santelises said Monday that the assessments were disappointing but "not a surprise.""We've got to give more attention to math and we are adjusting … [Read more...] about Maryland's test scores show troubling trend in math and reading proficiency

Towson baseball player with diabetes lands NIL deal with hopes of inspiring others

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BALTIMORE -- Bryce Frederick, a Division I baseball player at Towson University, battles with diabetes.It's vitally important for the sophomore infielder to continuously monitor his glucose.Now, there is a name, image and likeness program designed for players like Frederick, who have diabetes.Dexcom – the global leader in real-time continuous glucose monitoring for people with … [Read more...] about Towson baseball player with diabetes lands NIL deal with hopes of inspiring others

Firefighters, city leaders tag unsafe vacant homes in SW Baltimore community

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BALTIMORE- Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott and other city leaders walked alongside Baltimore City firefighters to tag vacant homes deemed unsafe in the Mount Clare Community in Southwest Baltimore.The "Unsafe Vacant Marking" initiative is part of the citywide partnership effort to notify and protect first responders and others about the stability and safety before entering the … [Read more...] about Firefighters, city leaders tag unsafe vacant homes in SW Baltimore community