Baltimore Sun - 2018-11-21

• Shooting of ‘sweet kid’ stuns family
• Despite changes, Black Friday sales still expected to be big
• GTTF case began in 2013
• KKK flyers raise concern among area’s faith groups
• FBI was probing ex-city officer on drug charges
• UM freshman from Howard County dies of adenovirus
• Giving thanks for a multitude of things
• Young helped screen police applicatio­ns
• Arundel principal accused of stealing campaign funds
• New pact would give 5,000 state workers a 3% raise
• Trump: No penalty for Saudi prince
• CDC to public: Don’t eat romaine lettuce amid E. coli outbreaks
• Trump sends answers to Mueller’s questions
• Congress to investigat­e Ivanka Trump’s private email use
• To ID the missing, fire victims’ families urged to provide DNA
• Judge’s order on ban a setback to Trump’s asylum restrictio­ns
• Tech giants’ fall puts market into red for ’18
• Doris B. Russell
• Sarah Crosby, volunteer, gardener
• What $1.8 billion brings
• Maryland’s hidden hungry
• Time for Baltimorea­ns to rally around the BSO
• Under Trump, is jail next for journalist­s?
• Textbook pilot saves students millions
• O’s protect Tate from Rule 5 draft
• Last play not the only one that cost Terps
• Reed nearing spot in Canton
• Limiting Jackson’s carries would limit offense
• Elias keeping an open mind about manager
• Morgan St. begins search for new coach
• Duke’s Danowski to return as U.S. men’s lacrosse coach
• Smith injury fallout unclear
• Dolphins confident Tannehill is ready
• Walker getting back up to speed
• Teams in top spots maintain status quo
• Wolverines fall short of title
• Perfect finish for motivated Raiders
• Morgan men beat Navy for first time
• Duke freshmen pass a test from Auburn
• With Orpik out, Bowey steps in
• As team casts turmoil aside, Wall stands firm

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