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Police find body in port-a-potty near Ravens stadium
An unnamed person was found dead in a port-a-potty near M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday in Baltimore, police said. The body was not found during a public event.
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City Council to consider giving property tax credit to lowest-paid city workers
Janitors, clerical workers and other city employees who are among the lowest paid would get a $2,500 yearly property tax credit under legislation introduced Monday.
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Amazon delivery truck stolen from Northeast
Police are looking for an Amazon delivery truck that was reported stolen Monday afternoon.
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New plan aims to make Baltimore courts more efficient
Baltimore Circuit judges will hear both civil and criminal cases beginning next month in an effort to “promote efficiency” — a change that will impact the already stretched resources of the city sheriff’s office that provides courtroom security, officials say.
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Baltimore County Council passes bill to close over-renting loophole
The Baltimore County Council voted Monday night to close a loophole that landlords could use to rent properties to more people than the law is meant to allow.
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