The Capital - 2021-03-26

• Annapolis police handgun, radio stolen
• School-sponsored proms canceled
• Annapolis man found dead in Glen Burnie lot
• Senate shifting focus to voting rights, hate crimes
• President doubles vaccinatio­n goal
• Researcher­s find harmful ‘forever chemicals’ in pesticide
• Nearly 4,000 new vaccinatio­ns boost total numbers
• Gun rights on Supreme Court’s agenda after mass shootings in Ga., Colo.
• Maryland Senate votes for $50 billion plan to bring state budget into balance
• Schandelme­ier running to keep Ward 5 Annapolis City Council seat
• Losses pile up with giant cargo ship Ever Given still stuck in Suez Canal
• Out of this world: Tasters savor wine aged in space
• Atlas expanding to Annapolis with 2nd Choptank location
• Reflecting sun’s rays may be way to fight climate change
• Separating science from politics
• AstraZenec­a confirms strong protection after data update
• ‘Arrested Developmen­t’ star loved playing difficult women
• Delegates should back Climate Solutions Act
• Online testing
• Farm pollution
• THE LONG & SHORT OF IT
• Mowery nets hat trick as Broadneck rolls
• Rule 5 picks Sceroler, Wells show ‘a lot of upside’
• ‘Emptying the tank’
• Injuries not end to title hopes
• ON THIS DATE IN COLLEGE BASKETBALL
• No. 1 Johnson salvages draw at Match Play
• Some stay put, some on move
• Old Mill girls soccer blanks Glen Burnie
• PREP SCHEDULE
• TV CROSSWORD
• One bro gets the samovar, the other — bupkis
• Winfrey interviews poet Gorman
• Free agency haul gives the team options heading into the draft
• Pivotal weekend looms for Maryland squads

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