Baltimore Sun - 2022-09-10

• City: Water safe again
• Some wary of plan to redo police districts
• No charges filed in police shooting
• Annapolis man who shot at youths, hurting 4, sentenced to probation
• Sarah Elizabeth ‘Betty’ Thudium
• Restoratio­n of Camilla’s image is finally complete
• Future of royal canines still being determined
• Judge tosses Trump’s Russia probe lawsuit against Clinton, FBI
• Politics in Ohio air as Biden visits future Intel chip plant
• Board places abortion-rights proposal on Mich. fall ballot
• Railroads say strike would cost economy $2B per day
• EU struggles over approach on energy prices
• Online bets surge as the NFL season gets started
• India’s economy still booms
• Vice looking into a content deal with Saudi-backed firm
• Retailers taking lobsters off menus after ‘red list’ warning
• Why Baltimore voters must reject term-limit ‘Question K’
• Believing in a better downtown Baltimore
• An opportunit­y in Baltimore’s DPW woes
• Rookie’s clutch hit gives O’s victory
• AROUND THE HORN
• BYU probe disputes racist slurs
• Helmet stickers to honor pair
• MLB adopts pitch clock, other significan­t changes
• The new york times crossword
• EPL calls off matches
• Ruud awakening: Closing in on No. 1
• Couple ponders reconnecti­ng after decades
• Springstee­n exhibit traveling to LA
• Artist continues to refresh bachata
• What explorers learned from epic failures detailed in series
• The BalTimore Sun CroSSword
• No. 11 Concordia Prep tops No. 3 McDonogh

Baltimore Sun - 2022-09-09

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