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    Three of the most expensive homes for sale in the Baltimore area
    Historic Homes of Baltimore creator Jason Freeman profiles three of the most expensive homes currently on the market in the area, ranging from nearly $9 million to $15.9 million.
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    St. Mary’s slides atop MIAA B football
    No. 8 Saints rally in second half past Concordia Prep
    St. Mary's football Wyatt Cotton
    Dundalk’s ‘D’ blanks Franklin to remain atop Baltimore County Division I standings
    Three interceptions and Brathwaite’s second-quarter TD grab key rare victory for Owls in Reisterstown
    The Dundalk defense was superb all evening, battering a trio of Franklin quarterbacks while recording a shutout, as the Owls prevailed 7-0 in Baltimore County action.
    Weekend high school sports roundup — Oct. 13 -15
    Scores and recaps from across the Baltimore Metro area
    Calvert Hall's Noah Brannock, a William & Mary commit, returns to lead the Cardinals' quest for a second straight MIAA A Conference championship.
    Baltimore County and state offer $100,000 settlement to woman who alleged she was sexually assaulted, rights violated
    The payout would settle a lawsuit filed by a former Towson University student who said the Baltimore County state's attorney office and Baltimore County police violated constitutional rights after she reported she was sexually assaulted by three ex-baseball players at University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
    6/16/22—A Baltimore County Police Officer’s polo patch.
    Spalding knocks off Maryvale Prep to clinch the top seed for IAAM A volleyball
    No. 10 Cavaliers celebrate with a dominant sweep of the reigning champs
    Archbishop Spalding coach Corby Lawrence rallies his team during a first-set timeout and the Cavaliers went on to sweep Maryvale Prep and avenge their loss in last season’s IAAM A Conference championship match.
    Baltimore County school board contests reflect national divide over what can be discussed in the classroom
    The county has four contested races on the Nov. 8 ballot, while three candidates are running unopposed. Meanwhile the terms of four appointed members on the 11-member board are expiring later this year.
    2022 Baltimore County Board of Education candidates are (Top, L to R) Rodney McMillion, Diane Jean Young, Rebecca Chesner, Samay Singh Kindra.  (Bottom, L to R) Cory Koons, Maggie Litz Domanowski, Robin Harvey and Julie Henn.  Not pictured are Jane Lichter, Brenda Hatcher-Savoy and Christina Pumphrey who did not rrespond to Banner request.
    John Carroll and NDP tie in an IAAM A Conference soccer showdown
    Patriots draw even in the 68th minute to avoid first league loss; Blazers dominate for long stretches in hard-fought deadlock
    John Carroll senior Elise Robinson takes a spill as her top-ranked Patriots tangled in an all-out showdown with No. 6 NDP, Wednesday night. The contest ended in a 1-1 tie.
    Baltimore County has $20 million to rehab Security Square Mall; Woodlawn residents are steering the ship
    Baltimore County is leveraging $20 million in local and state dollars to launch a month-long charrette process, which involves community input over several meetings, to develop a vision for the 200-acre property.
    Tayoka Hall of Gwynn Oak shares her thoughts on redeveloping Security Square Mall with Jessica Leonard, a design planner with Baltimore firm JMT Architecture, Wednesday at the O.W.E. Outreach Center at Security Square Mall. The in-person meeting marks Baltimore County's first step in its charrette process to rehabilitate the mall.
    Countdown to high school football: Week 7
    Poly looks to continue breakout season; Concordia/St. Mary’s set for MIAA B showdown in Annapolis
    Atholton quarterback Miles Scott looks for running space during Howard County football contest against River Hill
    An ancient fault line caused an earthquake in Maryland, but you probably didn’t feel it
    The quake, centered in the southeastern corner of Carroll County, happened just before 11:50 p.m. Tuesday.
    A map from the U.S. Geological Survey that shows the epicenter of the Oct. 11 earthquake in the southeast part of Carroll County. The epicenter is represented with a star.
    A safe space: Seniors discuss embracing LGBTQ+ loved ones
    About 60 residents of Catonsville’s Charlestown Senior Living community spent yesterday morning listening to a discussion about LGBTQ+ issues.
    UMBC professor Kate Drabinksi teaches a session on nonbinary people to residents at Charlestown Senior Living Community, in Catonsville, MD, Tuesday, October 11, 2022.
    2022 Baltimore Banner/VSN Top 15 Polls: Week 7
    Our weekly look at the rankings of the top teams in football, boys and girls soccer, field hockey and volleyball
    As polls show broad support for legalizing marijuana in Maryland, a small group of demonstrators raised concerns about the health risks
    Opponents to a ballot measure that could legalize marijuana for recreational use say there's been little focus on mental health harms that marijuana, which is already approved for medical use, may cause or exacerbate, including psychosis and depression; especially in children and teenagers.
    Mark Marchione (left), his wife Deborah, of northern Baltimore County, and Kevin Becker, a Sparks Glencoe geneticist retired from the National Institutes of Health, display signs opposing the November referendum to approve adult-use cannabis in Maryland.
    St. Mary’s handles Mount Carmel
    No. 9 Saints move to 6-0 behind Cary and Petitbon
    Pat Cary (left) and Carson Petitbon helped keep St. Mary's football perfect Saturday evening. Petitbon threw for 220 yards and three touchdowns, and Cary rushed for 108 yards as the Saints defeated Mount Carmel, 41-14, in a MIAA B Conference contest at CCBC-Dundalk.
    Milford Mill finds way to victory
    No. 6 Millers overcome uneven offense, New Town to stake claim to first in Baltimore County football
    Milford Mill's Daysen Shell (with ball) is pulled down by New Town's Jaleel Hawkins during the fourth quarter of Saturday's Baltimore County football match. The Millers improved to 6-0 with a 37-14 home victory over the Titans.
    Weekend high school sports roundup — Oct. 6-8
    Scores and recaps from across the Baltimore Metro area
    Milford Mill's Sean Williams bursts through a hole in the Franklin defense for a nice gain.
    Three homes from $599k-$640k: Which would you choose?
    A modern industrial rowhouse, a cozy historic home in Naptown or a Cape Cod-style home in horse country.
    Mercy upends No. 4 Notre Dame Prep
    Magic girls soccer extends winning streak with 2-0 Homecoming decision
    Photo 1: Mercy senior Payton Schenning maneuvers around a Notre Dame Prep defender during the second half of Friday evening's girls soccer match with Notre Dame Prep. Schenning finished with a goal as the fifth-ranked Magic won their sixth straight game with a 2-0 decision over No. 4 Notre Dame Prep in an IAAM A Conference action in Baltimore City.
    With renewed offensive pressure, Hereford field hockey turns the tables on Dulaney
    No. 15 Bulls avenge an earlier shutout loss the No. 14 Lions
    Kennedy Ziegler (9) had a goal and an assist while Lily Walton (18) made several key defensive stops to lead No. 15 Hereford past No. 14 Dulaney, 2-0, in Friday night’s showdown between the top two field hockey teams in Baltimore County.
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