Baltimore Sun - 2018-10-20

• Accident victim was ‘best big sister I’ve ever seen’
• Fighting Trump plays role in statewide race
• Chief is in running for job
• Tradepoint to seek less money from county
• Ravens, Horseshoe announce 2nd-ever NFL-casino partnershi­p
• Goucher president to step down
• Miller seeks answers on crime from Pugh
• A 19th-century school comes into the present
• Pompeo warns of crisis as caravan pushes north
• Capital Gazette editor is named the Bradlee Editor of the Year
• USC agrees to pay $215M to settle gynecologi­st sex abuse case
• New tax break rules aim to lure investors
• Home sales drop to slowest pace in 3 years
• Charles A. Wainwright
• John L. Stafford, plant operations manager
• How a tweet set off the ‘news’
• Critics slam secrecy of police search
• Russian charged in election case
• Pelosi hints at limit as speaker
• Jesse Colvin offers hope for Chesapeake Bay
• No excuse for treating state retirees so badly
• Splitting snaps working wonders
• Cobb faces a similar set of circumstan­ces to Sox’s Price
• Ferentz brings stability to Hawkeyes program
• Black marathoner­s joining forces with running festival
• Saratoga Bob favored in Md. Million Classic
• Humphrey uncertain to play against Saints
• Bradley made three hits count for Red Sox
• Mids work to cut self-inflicted wounds
• After clawing back, Caps fall in shootout
• Falcons prevail with return of block
• Donohue’s two late field goals lift Saints
• Owens carries Gladiators with record performanc­e
• Winters Mill defends Carroll girls soccer title
• Wizards didn’t do little things right in opener

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