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» Defendant in Shooting Case Sentenced to 15 Years After Bench Trial
49-year-old defendant Kevin Brown was sentenced after a bench trial before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Barry G. Williams on Nov. 4. Brown was charged with attempted first-and-second degree murder, first-degree assault, reckless endangerment, and various firearm-related charges in connection to a shooting that occurred on the 2400 block of Garrett Avenue on Mar. 14.
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Baltimore expands sewage cleanup program to cover dry-weather backups
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Baltimore City residents may now qualify for no-cost professional cleanup after certain basement sewage backups, even when the backup happens during dry weather. Mayor Brandon Scott and the Baltimore City Department of Public Works expanded the city’s Sewage Onsite Support Cleanup Program to include qualifying backups...
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Baltimore ticket wins first $10,000 Maryland Millionaire Raffle prize
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A Maryland Lottery Millionaire Raffle ticket sold in Baltimore won the first $10,000 Early Bird prize Monday. Ticket No. 017000 was sold Nov. 7 at J & J Carryout & Grocery on Leeds Avenue. It was selected from 21,738 tickets sold before 1:55 a.m. Monday, the lottery said.
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Charles Plaza, with 857 apartments and retail space in the heart of Charles Center, is getting a multi-year modernization
Southern Management Companies, in collaboration with Workshop Development, has begun a multi-year modernization of Charles Plaza, an 857-unit residential community and commercial hub in the heart of Charles Center. The $1 million first phase includes upgrades to building façades, signs and outdoor amenities and is scheduled for completion in early...
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Baltimore man gets 70 months in prison for drug, gun crimes
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A Baltimore man will spend nearly six years in federal prison after authorities linked him to drug dealing and illegal gun possession in a west Baltimore neighborhood. U.S. Chief District Judge George L. Russell III sentenced 26-year-old Dennis Harlee to 70 months in prison, followed by...
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Go Hungry To Jimmy’s Famous Seafood In Dundalk, Where Crab Cakes Come Bigger Than Your Fist
Some road trips get rerouted for gas, and some get rerouted for crab cakes. On the eastern edge of Baltimore, in the Dundalk area, one seafood spot has families driving in from Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia just to grab a table. Locals point newcomers there, even when online lists...
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Natural Resources Police stresses boating safety
On Oct. 9, a 63-year-old Rosedale man died after being thrown from a vessel in Bear Creek. Amid that incident and numerous others, the Maryland Natural Resources Police is stressing the importance of boating safety. NRP Boating Safety Coordinator Donna Revelle said that residents can never be too safe. That goes for both longtime and new boaters. For preventive measures, Revelle said to ensure that safety equipment is readily available and up-to-date, including checking on the fire extinguisher and life jacket. Revelle said NRP urges people to wear their life jackets. “I know that that's a sore subject with some people, especially a lot of the old timers that have been boating for you know generations. Unfortunately, they seem to be the ones that recently have been going out by themselves and have been having these incidences where they fall overboard,” Revelle said. “They don't have a life jacket on, and unfortunately, they end up being a recovery versus a rescue. If they were wearing their life jacket, a good chance that they'd still be here.” Revelle said it is important for people to be educated in cold water survival skills. Over the last year, two frequent watermen who were
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Legal fight brewing over Harford Road housing bill in Baltimore
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A legal fight is brewing in Baltimore over a bill that could reshape development along Harford Road. Former City Council member Jody Landers told FOX45 that the bill, sponsored by Councilman Ryan Dorsey, would allow multi-family housing development not just along Harford Road but deep into neighborhoods currently zoned for single-family homes.