Baltimore Sun - 2019-02-13

• Early start to school OK’d
• Ex-Gun Trace Task Force detective gets 10 years
• Marine Hospital to get new life
• ‘Plainpotat­oess’ pushed people to their limits for his videos
• Capital Gazette victims honored
• Pugh to sign emissions bill
• Crash rate on Interstate 83 in Baltimore is high
• City needs more cops; Hopkins can help
• Commission on lynching is proposed
• Ex-Taneytown police chief pleads guilty to gun crime
• Trump leaning toward deal
• Under Armour beats estimates
• Housing sales in Balto. region continue to slide as prices rise
• Jury finds ‘El Chapo’ guilty on all counts
• Popularity not a factor for best-in-show dogs
• Guaido plans Feb. 23 caravans to get U.S. aid into Venezuela
• HOROSCOPES
• Donald N. Langenberg
• Don’t arm school police
• Err on the side of caution
• Identity politics not about special treatment
• Attack on social justice is flawed
• Striving for a healthy city
• Hogan needs to challenge Md. Dems
• Second-half steamroll sends Terps to upset
• O’s preaching patience
• Hunt could make Browns contender in AFC North
• Winning at life a top priority for Wheatley
• NASCAR going all in with interest in sports gambling
• Leading prospects Kieboom, Garcia top nonroster invitees
• Baltimore, Harford CC earn top JUCO seeds
• 38-year-old trainer takes crack at Laurel feature
• Jones’ situation baffles ex-teammates
• New corps of Orioles could use veteran leadership
• Little-used Mid playing a huge role
• Former Duke player denies rape claim
• Brown reportedly asks Pittsburgh for trade
• Locksley lands 4-star safety Cross
• Newcomcers play to strengths
• Offensive ineptitude makes it easy for goalie
• Severna Park topples No. 9 Old Mill

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