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    At long last, a once-segregated beach reopens on the Chesapeake Bay
    A ceremony Friday capped 40 years of struggle to open a waterfront park in Anne Arundel County, involving historic forces that continue to limit public access to the Chesapeake Bay, difficult negotiations with neighbors and disagreement over the right way to balance 340 acres of impossible beauty as both an environmental treasure and recreational jewel.
    Kayakers paddle along the golden sand beach at Beverly Triton Nature Park just before a dedication ceremony on Friday, May 5. The beach will open for swimming this summer.
    Investigation finds no evidence of Maryland education department hiding test score data
    After complaints by Republican legislators that the state education department was hiding failing test score data, Maryland's inspector general has concluded the state is following federal privacy laws and guidance.
    Mohammed Choudhury, state school superintendent, during a state school board meeting on February 28, 2023.
    Photos: A park with a past reopens on the Chesapeake Bay
    Anne Arundel County opened Beverly Triton Nature Park Friday, a rare Chesapeake Bay beach open to the public through a daily pass system. Located about 30 minutes south of Annapolis on the Mayo Peninsula, the park opened four decades after the county bought the one-time segregated resort.
    A sand mat forms a walkway across fragile beaches to the water at Beverly Triton Nature Park.
    Victims of shooting near Annapolis identified
    Police did not describe the relationship between the three people or offer information about a possible motive.
    Police respond to the scene of a shooting in Parole.
    Even for Orioles players, baseball means fighting through failure again and again
    At some point in anyone’s career, even for the best baseball players in the world, difficulties arise. The question becomes: How do they navigate those struggles once the inevitability of failure in a sport defined by it arrives?
    Baltimore Orioles first baseman Ryan O'Hearn (32) reacts after attempting to field a ground ball, during a regular season game between the Baltimore Orioles and Washington Nationals at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, April 18, 2023. Baltimore defeated the Nationals 1-0. (Tom Brenner for The Baltimore Banner)
    Commentary: Documenting what remains of Deal Island’s Black communities
    Black residents of the Deal Island peninsula endure hardships to cling to the land where their enslaved ancestors once lived, says Rona Kobell, a Banner contributor and co-founder of the Environmental Justice Journalism Initiative, which produced the film “Eroding History.”
    Graves at Macedonia came out of the earth in November 2022. It was not the first time.
    Breaking down Lamar Jackson’s new contract: What the deals tells us about the Ravens and their star QB
    Here’s a look at how the reported details of Jackson’s contract stack up across the league, as well as what’s next for the Ravens and their superstar over the next five years.
    From left: Baltimore Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh, quarterback Lamar Jackson and General Manager Eric DeCosta laugh as they answer questions during a press conference at the Under Armour Performance Center on Thursday, May 4. Jackson and the Ravens recently came to an agreement on his contract extension, a 5-year deal worth $260 million.
    Career advancement, finances, creativity and more this week in Baltimore Horoscopes
    This week in horoscopes: Career advancements, new ideas, organization advice and much more.
    Baltimore Horoscopes
    Robinson Chirinos ended his MLB career helping Orioles build their culture
    The 38-year-old announced his retirement from Major League Baseball this week, closing a chapter that began at the turn of the century. He toiled through 10 seasons of minor league baseball, worked in the Venezuelan winter league and finally broke through to the promised land that is MLB.
    NEW YORK, NEW YORK - OCTOBER 01: Robinson Chirinos #23 of the Baltimore Orioles at bat during the sixth inning against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium on October 01, 2022 in the Bronx borough of New York City.
    Banner political notes: Moore learns some sign language; City Hall portraits
    At a bill signing ceremony this week, Gov. Wes Moore highlighted one of the measures receiving his signature: the Maryland Sign Language Interpreters Act.
    Maryland, Baltimore City, Baltimore County politics
    Anthony Santander’s grand slam powers Orioles over Braves, 9-4, extending their winning stretch
    With the 9-4 victory, the Orioles have won 16 of their last 20 games. They’ve won all 11 series openers this year. They hold the second-best record in Major League Baseball at 22-10. And while it’s early May, there’s a reason to be excited.
    ATLANTA, GA - MAY 05: Anthony Santander #25 of the Baltimore Orioles reacts after hitting a grand slam during the seventh inning of the game against the Atlanta Braves at Truist Park on May 5, 2023 in Atlanta, Georgia.
    3 dead in shooting outside Annapolis area hotel
    Just after 2 p.m., police were called to the Holiday Inn Express & Suites in the Parole neighborhood of Annapolis
    Police respond to the scene of a shooting in Parole.
    How clues in the Catholic Church abuse report helped The Banner uncover hidden clergy names
    The investigation identified three of the clergy members and one church official whose names were redacted from the report.
    Archdiocese of Baltimore
    Secret no more: 3 priests from sex abuse report identified
    Reporters matched details in the Maryland attorney general's report into the Archdiocese of Baltimore to court transcripts, archdiocesan letters, church directories, news articles and other public documents.
    Photo collage showing printout with some text redacted with black boxes. It has a rip in the middle of the page, revealing fuzzy photograph of priest underneath on red background.
    What kind of senator does Maryland need?
    U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin’s decision not to seek reelection in 2024 has set off a scramble for the coming open Senate seat. It got me thinking about the most important qualities in a senator.
    U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin speaks before President Joe Biden’s visit to Baltimore on 1/30/23. Biden touted Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding—which will help to replace the 150-year-old Baltimore and Potomac Tunnel.
    1.8 million Marylanders need to renew their Medicaid coverage. Many could lose it.
    As the COVID-19 public health emergency ends, Maryland begins the Herculean task of renewing Medicaid coverage for everyone enrolled for the first time in three years.
    Muhammed Mamman (left), Director of Client Access at Health Care for the Homeless, trains Client Service Representative Jasmin Jackson (right) in the process of creating an account and filling out paperwork for Medicaid beneficiaries on Tuesday, May 2. During Maryland’s COVID-19 public health emergency, Medicaid coverage was extended to all Marylanders already enrolled. With the emergency coverage now ending, Maryland is beginning the process of re-enrolling all 1.8 million Medicaid beneficiaries. Mamman and his team help patients through the process, which can include creating email addresses, locating necessary paperwork to enroll, and selecting insurance.
    Commentary: Recommendations show how Maryland can support English learners
    Maryland can do more to support English learners and boost dual-language education, say representatives of an organization advocating for immigrant students and their teachers.
    The  Community WELL’s Annapolis Advocacy Night
    Wacky, blustery Baltimore weather explained in four charts
    New York’s highest court ruled against the Orioles and MASN. What’s next?
    The New York Court of Appeals last week upheld a determination from the Revenue Sharing Definitions Committee of Major League Baseball that the fair market value of the TV rights for the Washington Nationals for 2012-2016 was about $300 million.
    The Baltimore Oriole Bird waves his flag following a game at Camden Yards on Friday, April 21. The Orioles beat the Tigers, 2-1, on their way to sweeping the series.
    11 things we learned from Ravens QB Lamar Jackson’s news conference — and 5 things we still don’t know
    Jackson’s news conference with John Harbaugh and Eric DeCosta offered few bombshells, but it did help fill in the gaps. Some of them, anyway.
    Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson laughs during an interview following a press conference at the Under Armour Performance Center on Thursday, May 4. Jackson and the Ravens recently came to an agreement on his contract extension, a 5-year deal worth $260 million.
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