Baltimore Sun - 2022-11-18

• ‘No parish was safe’
• Squeegee case will remain in adult court
• County police will get to review public’s requests
• Pelosi won’t forget her ‘beloved hometown’
• Maryland coronaviru­s cases by the numbers
• Maryland has hefty infrastruc­ture to-do list
• Homeless man’s friends remember him after death
• Olszewski mostly quiet about police chief ’s exit
• ‘Something transforma­tional’
• Baltimore OKs contract for conduit system options
• Real-life Holocaust survivor gained fame as sitcom POW
• Martin David ‘Marty’ Kurland
• 3 convicted in Malaysia jet downing
• Now in charge of House, GOP to pursue own goals
• Representa­tives: Griner in Russian penal colony
• Russia slings missile barrage at Ukraine amid 1st snowfall
• Trump firm’s ex-CFO blames own greed, bemoans betrayal
• Baltimore-area baristas take part in walkout
• Can Republican­s go back to respecting the Constituti­on?
• Baltimore Mayor Scott is all talk, no action on gun violence
• Actually, unions do far more good than harm
• Trump is on the defensive for first time in years
• Denying economic reality does not help Americans as they struggle
• McCarthy will face a rocky road
• The new york times crossword
• Bridge Play
• St. Frances-IMG Academy game a meeting of the elite
• Even with latest 40-man additions, O’s can aim higher
• Rested, raring to go
• Notre Dame’s Cam Hart has heartfelt homecoming
• Defensive identity coming together
• Willard concerned with 3-point shooting
• Late-game execution lagging
• Takeaways from Terps’ victory over Binghamton
• Terps have sights set on 1st national title since ’11
• Cards’ Goldschmid­t wins NL MVP award
• Manfred talks collusion issue
• Pressure on TCU continues to rise
• DC files second suit vs. Commanders
• Rangers land ’24 MLB All-Star Game
• Senegal star Mané to miss World Cup
• Repeat a difficult feat
• South Carroll run ends with 3-set defeat to Clear Spring
• Friday: Zoo Lights
• Thursday: Y Turkey Trot Charity 5K
• Saturday: Maryvale Christmas Shops
• Costner inspired by rawest form of Westerns
• Mom tires of being friend’s clerical assistant
• Leno has surgery for car fire burns
• Future of broadcast TV news may lie online
• Fiennes takes fine-dining culture to a horrifying end
• Big-budget spectacle gets lost while aiming for enchantmen­t
• Revolution of filmmaking during rich decade ignites documentar­y
• Artful retelling of how Weinstein scandal broke
• ‘Leverage: Redemption’ serves up more karmic justice in 2nd season
• HOROSCOPES
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Thrilling war adventure unfolds across desert in ‘Rogue Heroes’
• The BalTimore Sun CroSSword
• TV CROSSWORD
• A BAD DAY? TRY SOME KINDNESS
• Toddlers nap a lot — and then they don’t. It’s a matter of brain science.
• Research: Genes link bipolar, schizophre­nia
• Benefits of 6 types of flooring
• Battle of Gettysburg fragment has been beautifull­y engraved
• Getting wrinkles out of the bag
• ‘Upcycle Nation’ contestant­s bring new life into used items
• Young workers incorporat­ing crop tops into office wardrobe

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