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Anne Arundel was Md.'s largest county to opt against tallying mail-ins before Election Day. That outstanding vote, mostly from registered Dems, means a wait on county executive's race, where Election Day and early voting returns have the Republican ahead. https://t.co/HON3D5eB1Z

How to address the public in a crisis: What’s happening. What could happen and how it would affect you. What specifically you can do about it right now and how it will help. https://t.co/OoOwxrSIII https://t.co/n1IxwiYNzW

If “The Wire” were still going, I bet a water crisis would be part of the plot, and the news conference would indeed be held in front of the former newspaper office (now a police station) from Season 5. https://t.co/N0VnCGqv4c https://t.co/fNrpNJEp7W

.@baltimoresun’s running updates on the boil water advisory now include a searchable map where you can see whether an address is in the affected area and check its proximity to water distribution and sample sites. https://t.co/fDMyaDzsZz https://t.co/5oJw46gHvu

Bound to go up a bit with back-to-school, but at under 12,000 a day, the number of COVID tests being reported by the state of Maryland, which doesn’t include at-home tests, is at its lowest level since early June 2020, when capacity was still ramping up. https://t.co/Ub8OZC3RZE

Some of the best cyclists in the world pedal through Baltimore County and Baltimore City on Sunday in the inaugural Maryland Cycling Classic. https://t.co/xH44FKwFsL https://t.co/ZA9m7TCMB8

Proud to be a behind-the-scenes part of this. @local_lives, @baltimoresun, @michapgreen, @ChristinaTkacik and our community storytellers and poet have a special night in store next week at @livingclassroom. https://t.co/MEsEZjXoK0 https://t.co/2kohdHxLZh

It's been a while for us Orioles fans. As we waited for the light rail to Saturday's game, a fellow fan asked me how many in a row, and I responded, "You mean in the seats at the ballpark?" https://t.co/nHtwzH5H6t

What are you doing on the last Tuesday in July? Come to be entertained. Leave feeling more connected to your city. https://t.co/4Zm0b8AvRs #Baltimore #BaltimoreEvents

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The Baltimore Sun and Back Pocket Media have teamed up for a night of storytelling and poetry. Join us at 6:30 p.m. on July 26 at the Living Classrooms Bearman Gallery. https://t.co/Vf088V4Bml https://t.co/NtKbiL2gBR

January's deaths of three firefighters renewed attention on fires in Baltimore's thousands of vacant properties, which happen, on average, over once a week, according to city data. In half a decade, more than three dozen vacants caught fire more than once. https://t.co/JRJj194Gm6 https://t.co/FgvcR1r6IM

An opportunity for the young people in your life to get published and, hopefully, get adults' attention: @baltsunopinion asks, "What has been the toughest thing about living through the pandemic for you and why?" https://t.co/PliBbMKQg7

Today, Baltimore becomes the center of the sports world for about two minutes, but, to Baltimore sports fans, that's no longer today's biggest story. https://t.co/1W6Fi4Ayrk

That moment @COVID19Tracking volunteers realized the government wasn't hiding numbers, it didn't have any, because it was using theirs. https://t.co/NRaktVoOIj

The most anticipated Orioles debut until Adley Rutschman: See and count the changes from the new left field wall. https://t.co/DmwRDg6Dcc

This just in: It's going to be Baltimore's hottest September on record. https://t.co/7bEYghPyAd

Who needs April Fools' Day when our governments are slinging mud over poop and can't tell us our districts for an election around the corner? https://t.co/NakD6JOW3g

Bet a drink at happy hour: If you're in Downtown Baltimore, you're farther north than part of Harford County. If you're in Downtown Annapolis, you're farther north than part of New Jersey.