Shannon Lilly
Anchor and Reporter at WBFF-TV (Baltimore, MD)
Anchor/Reporter @FOXBaltimore, Emmy and GABBY Award winning storyteller, dog mom.❤️ DM for story ideas.
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2 months ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Shannon Lilly
Share Never underestimate the power of a pair of shoes. For Baltimore City Police Detective Jahlik Mathis, sneakers are more than just footwear — they’re a tool to rebuild trust between the police and the community. In January, FOX45 News followed Mathis on one of his deliveries, offering a glimpse into life in Baltimore through the eyes of its police officers.
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2 months ago |
baltimoresun.com | Shannon Lilly
Never underestimate the power of a pair of shoes. For Baltimore City Police Detective Jahlik Mathis, sneakers are more than just footwear - they're a tool to rebuild trust between the police and the community. In January, FOX45 News followed Mathis on one of his deliveries, offering a glimpse into life in Baltimore through the eyes of its police officers.
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2 months ago |
foxbaltimore.com | Shannon Lilly
Never underestimate the power of a pair of shoes. For Baltimore City Police Detective Jahlik Mathis, sneakers are more than just footwear-they're a tool to rebuild trust between the police and the community. In January, FOX45 News followed Mathis on one of his deliveries, offering a glimpse into life in Baltimore through the eyes of its police officers.
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Nov 25, 2024 |
baltimoresun.com | Shannon Lilly
The morning rush was picking up at the Broadway Diner on Eastern Avenue in Baltimore on a recent Tuesday, with the clatter of plates, the hum of conversation, and server Lisa Bahm dashing from one table to the next. As the clock struck nine, in walked a familiar crew - a group of men who have turned breakfast into tradition. "A lot of your customers become your regulars," said Bahm. "It's like a pattern for them."This group has maintained the pattern for years.
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Nov 21, 2024 |
foxbaltimore.com | Shannon Lilly
The morning rush was picking up at the Broadway Diner on Eastern Avenue on a Tuesday, with the clatter of plates, the hum of conversation, and server Lisa Bahm dashing from one table to the next. As the clock struck nine, in walked a familiar crew -- a group of men who have turned breakfast into tradition. "A lot of your customers become your regulars," said Bahm. "It's like a pattern for them."And for this group, it was a pattern that for years they maintained.
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Glad to talk w/ @ShannonLillyTV @FOXBaltimore about this. Nit picky tax hikes & lack of visible spending cuts don’t help @mdhousedems @MDSenate w/ votes. BPW can’t cut the biggest problem The Blueprint but may cut Medicaid, colleges funds, state workers. https://t.co/r2dGIP0sTm
