Baltimore Sun - 2020-08-04

• Renowned Baltimore concert pianist dies at 92
• Flooding, power outages expected for Baltimore
• Hogan reverses schools decision
• Maryland public schools postpone fall, winter sports
• State suspends testing
• Hogan demands update on elections
• Baltimore police want it to be easier to fire officers
• Education advocates rally for free internet
• Baltimore lays off 48 as virus hits budget
• Prosecutor probing Trump’s company, court filing suggests
• Champagne sales fall flat as pandemic leads to glut
• US parents balance risk of sending kids to school
• HOROSCOPES
• Slight progress seen on virus aid bill
• House panel calls postal chief to hearing on delivery delays
• Rent controls in health catastroph­e are a reasonable protection for tenants
• Coronaviru­s pandemic underscore­s Maryland’s need for 5G network
• How about a little kindness to those of us who forget our masks?
• Universiti­es should teach mostly online classes this fall
• Media needs to question claims made by police commission­er
• Trump’s lies are hurting the country
• Trump calls Birx ‘pathetic’ for virus warnings
• ‘Hopefully, this has been a wake-up call’
• Alberto is heartbeat of team’s hot start
• How Ingram plans to defy age in Year 10
• Another Cards series postponed
• Past ills return
• Playoff bubble all but burst
• Ohtani shut down as pitcher
• History not on Koepka’s side
• Big 12 settles on plan for football schedule
• ’Canes win, take control of series
• Jos. A Bank owner files for bankruptcy
• Outbreak on Norwegian cruise ship could spread

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