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Crime and Public Safety – Baltimore Sun
Baltimore, MD · Baltimore

Crime and Public Safety – Baltimore Sun

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Baltimore and Maryland crime news and courts coverage from The Baltimore Sun's criminal justice team.See the Story
Bridge to a Memory: Father’s Day
Baja California · Baja California

Bridge to a Memory: Father’s Day

We did not need the grownups to tell us that Duxbury was a rich town, though they always mentioned that fact when we thought about going there. Duxbury had the look of both old and new money — historic New England homes on clean, tree-lined streets, expertly trimmed hedges, painted fences and gates, quaint village shops, churches from colonial times and a harbor full of boats in summer. The first time someone pointed out a Mercedes-Benz to me, w…See the Story
Hopkins scholar: Purge in research funding stoked by Trump’s ‘fictional, conspiratorial worldview’
Baltimore, MD · Baltimore

Hopkins scholar: Purge in research funding stoked by Trump’s ‘fictional, conspiratorial worldview’

I am augmenting today’s Substack commentary with a brief note here on my WordPress blog to alert as many readers as possible to the Republican rationale for the proposed purge of biomedical research funding.  The “big, beautiful” budget bill now before the Senate includes a devastating $18 billion cut to funding for the National Institutes of Health, the world’s leading funder of life-saving research into disease. Cited as a reason: the so-calle…Read Article

Out of print: In 1940, stores had sales, but not on Memorial Day

In this third exploration of my stack of 85-year-old Baltimore newspapers, I’m posting just advertisements from editions of The Sun and Evening Sun. It’s Memorial Day, a solemn national holiday that has been commercialized with retail sales — and lots of advertising — since 1980.  Research by Voice of America suggests that Memorial Day sales were not a thing until then. Prior to 1980, Memorial Day was associated with ceremonies to honor the nati…Memorial Day · BaltimoreRead Article

Strange interlude: What I heard on the ride home

I could tell from the way he decorated the inside of his sedan that the Uber driver was a fan of professional basketball. So, as is my habit, I struck up a conversation. I found the driver congenial, talkative and informative. He got me up to date on the National Basketball Association playoffs. He spoke loudly enough to be heard over the car radio, which was tuned to a commercial music station and set at high volume throughout the ride.  After …Uber · BaltimoreRead Article

River log: Being there when it happens

I was once in a river when a tree fell — or a large part of a tree, at least. It was one of those quiet spring afternoons on the Big Gunpowder Falls in Baltimore County. I was fishing alone, standing in grass on a bank, tying a new fly to my leader. The only sound was the mesmerizingly monotonous rush of water, and birdsong. I would not dare say what birds were singing that day. But the usual suspects out there are vireo, sparrow, wren, flycatch…Baltimore County · Baltimore CountyRead Article

Beginner’s luck at hand feeding a chickadee

On a whim of the moment, I put some black-oil sunflower seeds in my right hand and held them out with the hope that a black-capped chickadee might take them. I stood between a bird feeder and a hemlock tree. Two chickadees darted through the air and landed in the hemlock. This is how they always approach the feeder. They never fly directly to it. They always stop in the hemlock first, look for an opening, then perch for a second or two on the fe…Read Article

The Vietnam War ended 50 years ago, but the battle with Agent Orange continues

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Fifty years after the fall of Saigon, a new poll finds the Vietnam War remains the least supported conflict of the major American wars of the past century. The Emerson College Polling/Nexstar Media poll showed that sentiment is felt even more strongly among those who fought in the war than the general public, with 46…Vietnam · VietnamSee the Story

Noted passing: A Baltimore native who wrote the book, now banned by Trump, on white nationalists

More than 30 years ago, when the Skinheads were a thing and one of them established headquarters at a house in Baltimore, Leonard Zeskind was the expert we turned to for the full story. Who were these guys handing out leaflets in Hampden? What was their movement all about? Where did such openly racist young men come from? Zeskind had the answers. Skinheads were the “street warriors for Klan groups,” he said, speaking as research director for the…Baltimore, MD · BaltimoreRead Article

Out of Print: Newspapers from the 1940s

With this post, I begin an expedition through three bins of Baltimore newspapers from the 1940s — the Sun and Evening Sun and Hearst’s News-Post. From time to time, I will pull out an edition, make some observations and share photographs of the more interesting stories, advertisements and features.  It is old news, but daily newspapers once upon a time served as a one-stop-shop for all kinds of information — local, national and international new…Baltimore, MD · BaltimoreRead Article

Senate Democrat calls Abrego Garcia case ‘constitutional crisis’

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Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) said the case of a man wrongfully deported to El Salvador is a “constitutional crisis.” US Politics · United StatesSee the Story

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