Baltimore Sun Sunday - 2019-02-10

• JHU police bill is iffy
• Baltimore’s new rules aim at squalid rental properties
• State to investigat­e officer’s hiring
• Responders honor Officer Amy Caprio
• New charges after Douglass shooting
• Investing in us, one small loan at a time
• Investigat­or’s memoir details city graft
• Legislatio­n would black out officials’ addresses in ethics filings
• Likely deal would cut into wall
• Trump aims to drum up new Kim meeting drama
• Christian woman still unable to leave Pakistan
• Blackface raises racist face
• New top cause for liver transplant
• Northam and Fairfax still won’t resign over scandals
• Trump’s luck gets better as ’19 ages
• How financial security varies
• Retail landscape to shift more
• U.S.-backed fighters launch final push to beat ISIS in Syria
• ‘Virgin’s’ end has Rodriguez in tears
• HOROSCOPES
• Patrick G. Lynch
• Martha S. Hamill, IBM branch manager
• Family still healing a year after Parkland ‘nightmare’
• End the handgun board
• Wheelabrat­or needs to take responsibi­lity for air quality
• Everything is political
• Expectatio­ns are killing education
• The problem with ‘social justice’
• 2nd-quarter eruption fuels Tigers
• Elias ready to add ‘secret sauce’ to Orioles’ analytics game plan
• Maryland women face crucial clash at Rutgers
• Devils, not Vols, get initial top nod
• Spartans magically break out
• Morse lifts Mount men out of skid
• Barrett bombs lift Duke over Virginia
• Spencer shows he’s embracing challenge
• First-half scoring surge carries Tigers past Jays
• Maryland men slip away from Richmond
• Torain, Kern key Mids’ victory
• No. 2 Duke men rebound against Jacksonvil­le
• Tiafoe’s tennis star stays on rise
• Ravens face decisions on unrestrict­ed free agents
• Mount St. Joseph stays on title roll
• Baltimore teams shut out of championsh­ips
• Sidelined Wall keeps spirits up
• Truex, Wallace top speed charts
• Get a complete financial picture with refinancin­g
• Spending less can be costly
• Plants add gold to cool season garden
• Carving out space for a home gym
• Uniontown bank building brought back from despair
• Little black stoneflies are not pests, but clean-water indicators
• MARCH MAGIC
• Realizatio­n that childhood is fleeting
• Chocolate Affair
• Renaissanc­e inescapabl­e throughout Italy
• Cancellati­on trouble at the Madison LES Hotel
• Actress Chang reveals dream trip
• 5 adventurou­s vacations for the whole family
• In March, cranes flock to Nebraska
• Cincinnati Holocaust museum opens in new home
• Valentine’s Day: Go big — or stay home?

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