Baltimore Sun - 2018-04-24

• ‘Little portion of earth’ to help feed city’s poor
• Election board purges Oaks
• Van driver kills 10 on Toronto sidewalk
• Victims of fire at Severn group home are identified
• Bill would fund election campaigns
• Carjacking suspect won’t be released
• Consent decree team seeks survey of perception­s
• School districts planning to make up for winter full of bad weather
• Hogan far ahead of all Democrats in poll
• Driver who hit, killed boy suspected of overdose
• Senate panel OKs Pompeo for State Dept.
• S. Korea halts propaganda broadcasts before summit
• Tenn. Waffle House suspect nabbed after massive search
• Holly J. Lanahan
• Janice Walker, secretary, businesswo­man
• Hopkins doctors perform first ‘total’ penis transplant
• Sunshine at City Hall
• Pompeo: Not ideal, not unqualifie­d
• Liberal professors push conservati­ve students toward Trump
• ‘Seed’ of a thoughtful idea flourishes
• Eagles settle in, find their rhythm
• First-round pick could be in no man’s land
• Newsome’s final draft could start promising era
• Caps finish comeback with Game 6 win, 6-3
• Rockets’ 50-point 3rd takes out Timberwolv­es
• BCL Hall of Fame to induct 11 new members May 3
• Quip, Gronkowski out of next week’s Derby
• Reservoir takes Howard County softball lead
• Undermanne­d Nats come up just short in series finale
• Gregorius, Andujar on fire in rout
• AROUND THE HORN
• Rocky start leaves bumpy road for ’pen
• Beckham might be next to land on DL
• Saints decline offer sheet for WR Snead
• Justices wrestle with SEC judges case
• Jean Pool boutique is closing in Village at Cross Keys
• Position-by-position preview: Linebacker­s

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