Baltimore Sun - 2020-07-31

• Baltimore’s heat wave broke 148-year-old record
• Chief faulted for poor leadership
• Tests a must at state colleges
• Baltimore officials see ‘alarming trends’
• Carroll schools approve virtual opening with a hybrid option
• Official tests positive for COVID-19
• State Sen. Serafini, budget expert, resigning
• Balto. County signs deal to provide glass recycling
• No, Governor, ‘both sides’ are not to blame for ‘toxic politics’
• Maryland Democrats: Trump’s pitch to delay election ‘absurd’
• State’s attorney’s office will review viral video of police arrest
• 3 former presidents honor Lewis
• Gaps in VA oversight add to vets’ virus woes
• 2012 presidenti­al hopeful dies after contractin­g virus
• Isaias batters Caribbean, moves toward US
• As 2nd US viral surge plateaus, experts find little to celebrate
• Dr. John F. Strahan
• Surprised by Rep. Yoho’s verbal abuse? Ask yourself why
• Mfume reflects on the life of Lewis
• Maryland tax-free week is coming up
• It is too soon to bring students safely back to the classroom
• Kicking makes special teams easily live up to that name
• Rally from deficit fizzles in the ninth
• Harbaugh ready for what comes
• IGLESIAS NOT AFRAID TO TAKE LEADERSHIP ROLE
• Davis is ‘unavailabl­e’ again
• SEC limits football to league only
• Showing united front
• Twin bills shortened to 7 innings
• Trade-deadline players could be key
• No expressed interest yet in Antonio Brown
• Davis-Allen supplying strong voice about race
• St. Paul’s QB Smith stays near home, picks Tigers
• Amid ‘critical time,’ Midshipmen create council for racial equality
• View inside a suborbital rocket
• Tech strength helps avert big losses on Wall Street
• Pandemic revives debate over fate of penny
• Tyson Foods to increase virus testing at US plants
• There’s a wrinkle in stores’ mask policies: Enforcemen­t
• FCC urged to narrow liability shields for internet platforms

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