Baltimore Sun - 2022-11-28

• Effort to disqualify father’s lawyer
• Trial to begin in shooting death of plebe’s mother
• Neighborho­od advocate, Patterson High teacher elected in Baltimore City’s first-ever school board race
• Committee recommends Quarry Heights as name for Howard’s 13th high school
• Naval Academy breaks ground on sea wall climate resilience project
• Doris Grumbach
• 3 organizati­ons receive collective $1M from SECU MD Foundation
• Mexican asylum seekers set their sights on Canada
• Snowfall, mud bring new hardships
• Kim’s daughter again appears in public, heating up succession debate
• 8 Roman coins thought to be forgeries getting a fresh look
• Petty officer hurt at Colo. gay club sought to save family ‘I found’
• Central Avenue’s redesign
• People against bike lanes don’t deserve to be heard
• Road goals are good, but planning , implementa­tion are abysmal
• Franchot: It pays for Marylander­s to shop locally
• Gen Z’s pragmatic politics could be a key to ending polarizati­on
• Club Q shooting follows 6 brutal years of Republican anti-LGBTQ rhetoric
• Government­s need to send everyone washing-machine filters — and fast
• The new york times crossword
• Caught off guard: Jaguars come up with clutch grabs
• Bengals hold off Titans
• All-Black broadcast crew was 16 years in the making
• Terps end 3-game losing streak in style vs. Rutgers
• Big third quarter carries Terps to win
• Boston suffers injury in South Carolina win
• Michigan makes major statement
• NOW PLAYING
• Sibling struggles leading to second events
• Boniadi spotlights Iranian women
• Reilly credits Sheridan for fan response to ‘Yellowston­e’ role
• The BalTimore Sun CroSSword

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