Baltimore Sun - 2023-03-10

• City public schools lose ground in ratings
• What is the opposition?
• Maryland drops revenue estimates by almost $478M
• ‘Mockingbir­d’: Here and now a story we still need
• Spike in sleep-related infant deaths reported
• Baltimore County Public Schools earned fewer stars
• Lawrence ‘Larry’ Kloze
• Bill to change 2024 primary amended to avoid Ramadan
• NYC DA signals charges for Trump
• Zimbabwe’s tobacco harvest grows, despite fertilizer costs
• On survivors rights, don’t be fooled by holier-thanthough Catholic Church
• Marks: Councilman­ic courtesy allows proper developmen­t oversight
• Setting it straight on Redfield, racism, origins of COVID-19
• New book proves DeSantis has courage to be … dull
• How Trump could lose the primaries but win the nomination
• The new york times crossword
• Bridge Play
• Bouncing back on the mound
• Terps hire Gattis as offensive coordinato­r
• No. 5 Parkville boys overcome semifinal woes
• No. 8 Edmondson boys shut down Fort Hill in 1A
• No. 14 Hereford girls fall in Class 2A
• It’s the final countdown
• From supporting role to star
• Tough start for McIlroy at Sawgrass
• He’s ‘a treasure of Japan’
• No charges for Kemp; Doncic’s MRI looks OK
• Rock punches back in new Netflix special
• Husband’s years-ago affair still haunts wife
• Lady Gaga will not perform at Oscars
• Ritchie’s stylish but half-baked spy caper hinges on briefcase
• ‘Perry Mason’ mounts better courtroom drama in season 2
• Blondshell bursts onto scene with debut of ’23
• ‘Daisy Jones’ looks at ups, downs of fictional band
• Indigenous actor relying on instincts in ‘True Detective’
• The BalTimore Sun CroSSword
• Clearing a path to recovery
• Study: Paid sick leave beneficial for businesses
• Brain waves may help diagnose concussion­s
• Don’t skip these essential tasks
• 5 benefits of wood furniture

Baltimore Sun - 2023-03-09

Baltimore Sun - 2023-03-11