Baltimore Sun Sunday - 2018-02-18

• Casting a shadow on effort to save trees
• The robotic revolution has arrived
• Police records remain private
• Camp helps children cope with their grief
• Madaleno chooses ex-O’Malley aide
• BGE sends help to Puerto Rico
• Women must lead on assault rifle ban
• SUN INVESTIGAT­ES White files amended reports
• Contracept­ion law won’t cover state workers
• City to pay $30,000 in officer-involved crash
• Olympians’ minds work with their bodies
• Praying mantises offer clues for robot vision
• U.S. security official: Russian meddling ‘incontrove­rtible’
• Thousands rally for stricter gun laws in Fla.
• Museum shows piece of London fatberg
• Border wall to have many hurdles to clear
• U.S. Navy says patrols of S. China Sea to continue
• Helicopter crash kills 13, hurts 16 in Mexico
• Residents like the odds of $30 lottery ticket
• Stars of the Olympics are changing the sponsorshi­p game
• When times get rocky, he stays calm
• Oldman adjusting to all that prize fuss
• Dr. James H. Kelly
• Ralph R. Fields, educator
• Virtual-reality field trips give students advanced adventure
• Will we listen?
• Frosh can sue Trump on his own dime
• On football and God
• ‘Crumbling’ U.S. infrastruc­ture a myth
• Burakovsky’s confidence grows for Caps
• U.S. hopes hang by thread
• Vonn falls from ‘I got this’ to ‘Baaaaad’ in super-G
• Krueger ends U.S. short-track drought with silver in 1,000
• Greyhounds run away from Johns Hopkins with their relentless pace
• Defense carries Mids to first win
• Nation men
• Newfound scoring touch propels Tigers
• Machado expects smooth transition
• Contrite Schoop ready to make it up to fans
• Poly holds on for City D-I crown
• Free throws lift Engineers
• Mount remains in chase for top seed after 74-69 victory
• LeBron ‘will definitely not shut up and dribble’
• Fernando’s double double lifts Terps
• Proper insulation can keep heating bills from soaring
• Artistry finds a place on the floor
• In this self-governed associatio­n, condo board abuses run rampant
• Buying a new house before selling the old
• Leaves haven’t dropped yet? Weather is to blame
• High time for a cuppa: Teaware steeped in style
• Petite, pretty and DIY, terrariums are back
• Date night: Restaurant servers see it all ...
• Find your Florida beach
• Driver gets runaround after rental car charge
• Revitalize­d Cardiff sheds rust belt past
• Yarns reflect city neighborho­ods and activism
• At Food Plenty, local fare takes spotlight Food Plenty

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