Baltimore Sun Sunday - 2022-04-24

• Tax cut to lure jobs may expand
• An enlighteni­ng journey to Homeland
• Proposal for new bay crossing near current bridge gets approval
• Rock to Baltimore crowd: ‘Words only hurt if you’ve never been punched in the face’
• MARYLAND SUNDAY NEWS SHOWS INTERVIEW GUESTS
• Romaine Stec Somerville
• Medicare Approved New Technology for Knee Arthritis Treatment
• Wes Moore wasn’t born in Baltimore, but he has shown commitment to it
• Too often, Baltimore’s problems don’t really exist
• President paying for lack of showmanshi­p
• How to address crime in Baltimore
• Colleges should not be expected to bury the truth about our world
• URBAS, Elsie Joan
• Fallston boys beat C. Milton Wright
• Lakers bounce back after loss
• Mountcastl­e’s big night helps O’s record first road series victory
• Terps topple No. 2 Northweste­rn
• Navy stuns Army on first possession of OT
• Tigers’ Cabrera gets his 3,000th career hit
• Needing a trip to victory lane
• AROUND THE HORN Yankees:
• THIS DATE IN BASEBALL
• Redecorate in Regency
• How to plant a native tree for Arbor Day
• Try a different approach to raised beds
• Harford horse farm on market for $4.75 million
• How to plan for your move
• Rare vase is highly desirable
• Window coverings that fit your style
• Don’t introduce new partner to kids during family traditions
• Anxious and waiting ...
• Are guests not supposed to use the toilet in powder rooms now?
• Dad feels in-law underminin­g over FaceTime
• Africa starts to see more internatio­nal travelers
• RETIRING AT SEA
• Lufthansa refunded one ticket but not the other
• History and mystery in Glastonbur­y
• Visiting Norway a dream for Ropp
• Finding the right budget hotel
• How to keep kids with special health needs safe in pandemic
• Will gas prices change your travel plans?
• Men’s styles for beach, pool
• Leading a labor movement in a sweatsuit and sneakers
• The politics of Rihanna’s pregnancy style

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