Baltimore Sun - 2019-09-24

• ‘Real thrill’ to have music back on stage
• Detective admits he lied to jury
• Convicted cop says he’s innocent
• City Council leader pushes for required mayoral crime plan
• Arbutus Oak has split in two, but legacy could live on
• The story behind Biden’s son, Ukraine and Trump’s claims
• Towson University student charged with rape, assault
• Iraq threatened as US, Iran tensions rise
• HOROSCOPES
• Dawn S. Murr
• Robert D. Conkwright, former executive
• BSO back in business is music to our ears
• Revoking California emissions standards hurts almost everyone — except Big Oil companies
• Chancellor: University System of Maryland should be involved in making City of Baltimore better
• In police misconduct cases, City Council has the power to ban non-disparagem­ent clauses
• Admitting China to the WTO was a mistake
• We were told our institutio­ns would save us
• After 1st year, front office set for big changes
• Jackson in fix-up mode
• Ravens not a top-tier playoff team — yet
• A template for Jackson
• Harbaugh: Key breakdowns on defense ‘will get fixed’
• Pair finishing fast
• Maryland field hockey makes mark
• Veteran manager Yost retiring
• Big loss: Barkley out up to 8 weeks
• ‘Quality’ loss may control Irish destiny
• KU, Self hit with violations
• Thousands stranded as travel agency collapses
• Company making synthetic blood moves to Baltimore

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