Baltimore Sun - 2023-01-26

• Mosby’s attorney has own legal woes
• Not just ‘Dry January’
• Baltimore County educators seek raises
• ‘We had 15 short years with him’
• Gov. Moore plans to replace MSA chair
• Baltimore running out of eviction prevention funds
• ‘Sesame Street’ co-creator recalled as ‘trusted partner’
• Mass shootings scar 2023
• Timothy W. Edlund
• Latest mass attack report urges more interventi­on
• Amid new push, House GOP seeks details on Hunter Biden’s art sales
• Facebook parent will no longer ban Trump’s access to its platforms
• Clean energy gains foothold in India, but coal is still king
• Off-shore wind turbines aren’t killing whales
• Keep focus on equity, civility in search for new Balto. Co. schools superinten­dent
• Dems are united and that cohesivene­ss is likely to last
• Believe it or not, we still have to talk about the M&M’s spokescand­ies
• Baldwin manslaught­er charge a stretch
• The new york times crossword
• Bridge Play
• Fadeaway jumper has turned Meyers into ‘Automatic Abby’
• No. 2 South Carroll tops Mavs, stays perfect
• Severna Park endures defensive battle for win
• Girls basketball
• LOCAL SCOREBOARD
• SPORTS ON TV
• Finalists for MVP, other NFL awards announced
• Paris ’24 path for Russians
• Young QBs grab spotlight in stretch run
• Doctors’ ‘shocking’ strategies
• Heart attack symptoms overlooked in women
• Adult can’t afford aging mom’s care facility
• Hilton becomes first-time mom
• Ointment made from chiles’ capsaicin relieves some pain
• Biden’s illness may fuel advocacy in cancer fight
• Does damp hair mean trouble? Myths about catching a cold
• A lifestyle choice, not a panacea
• Best indoor security cameras for 2023
• In ‘Poker Face,’ Lyonne gets to try out new character trait
• The BalTimore Sun CroSSword

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