Baltimore Sun Sunday - 2020-07-19

• Patients reluctantl­y return for surgeries
• Protesters endure hot weather to continue to spread message
• 3 killed, 4 hurt in weekend violence
• For state, most new cases since early June
• Hopkins expert: There’s still time to stop the virus
• Offering needed ‘safety nets’
• NEWS SHOWS
• Hogan’s forthcomin­g political memoir leaves some questions
• Hundreds march in Ellicott City to protest ICE
• 75 years later, atomic test remains highly charged in New Mexico, beyond
• Grim toll shows normal life far away
• Trump limits virus talk as states make own rules
• Aide’s wealth muddies Epstein case
• TO CATCH A KILLER
• Courts get creative to hold jury trials again
• John W. Hill
• UN chief: World at ‘breaking point’ due to human inequality
• If schools can’t protect Marylander­s amid a pandemic, why should we trust bars to?
• READERS RESPOND
• Restructur­e — not defund — the police
• Vetting a vice presidenti­al candidate
• The Republican Party now belongs to Roger Stone
• 4 unanswered questions
• Canada says Blue Jays can’t play in Toronto
• New look for broadcast teams
• A bit backed up in the backfield
• Smith confirms COVID-19 diagnosis
• NFL camps set to open on time
• ‘FROM INSIDE TO OUTSIDE’
• A step-by-step guide to composting
• Where did the birds of spring go?
• The new tradition of grandmille­nnial style
• Poster home for hygge
• Tile grout color can deceive before dry
• FINDING UNDERSTAND­ING
• Reopening not a signal to pandemic’s end
• Ways to stretch your vacation dollars
• Trying not to break the good habit
• A path to making college more affordable for families
• Hostels struggle to reopen
• Why did my hotel charge me a $250 cleaning fee?
• Zoom Shirts: The new ‘desk-to-dinner’ garment
• Stores focus on cleaning to get shoppers spending
• Giving a voice to the unheard

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