Baltimore Sun - 2020-09-29

• How to have a fun Halloween in the middle of a pandemic
• Hemp farms might see restrictio­ns
• Cops largely refused to respond to survey on misconduct, discipline
• State adds 477 new cases and 3 deaths
• Ocean City officials defend police response to rally
• Baltimore County provides over 6M meals
• $20M shooting settlement reached
• The only debate moderator to return, Fox’s Wallace ready
• Fed: Pre-virus economy failed to close racial gaps
• Amazon label looks to make it easier to spot green products
• Vernon H. ‘Vern’ Walker, retired electrical engineer
• Mary Jane ‘Mike’ Flynn
• BLM products: Solidarity or profit?
• Feds to ship coronaviru­s tests in bid to reopen K-12 schools
• The truth of white privilege should not be ignored
• Debate night: Why reporting about Trump’s taxes matters
• Alcohol industry should not have to bear burden
• Hike could help address state’s health inequities
• Which of your children would you lose for $12 million?
• Loss to Chiefs ends 14-game regular-season winning streak
• An unstoppabl­e force
• Blowout loss is the kind that can linger
• Police arrest partner of Fluker, guard fears for daughter’s safety
• MIKE PRESTON’S REPORT CARD
• A’s finally get a playoff series
• Count them in
• Rivers out as Clippers coach
• Vegas win special for Kurt Busch
• Preparatio­ns start for Heat, Lakers
• Bridge Play
• Authentic listed as 9-5 race favorite
• TV CROSSWORD C OSS O
• DuVernay, company to be honored
• Stressful layoff stresses a marriage
• The BalTimore Sun CroSSword
• Season for the O’s was qualified success story

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