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And four other things that happened in sports this week.
From America's only high-wheel race to the Civil War Century, the best pedaling is just starting.
Saturday festival celebrates three-year transformation led by the City Recreation and Parks Department.
Social media campaign celebrating city’s diverse bicycling community turns to crowdfunding for film project.
Group says General Assembly made progress in protecting environment and Bay last session.
New “B-FED” task force organized to help end three-month spike in killings.
And four other things that happened in sports this week.
Rawlings-Blake announces review of all of Baltimore’s Confederate statues.
Deputy police commissioner Kevin Davis will serve as interim commissioner.
Inner Harbor aquarium will live-stream shark feedings and host daily diver chats.
And four other things that happened in sports this week.
Former mayor resigned in 2010 after taking gift cards donated to the poor.
Waterfront Partnership raising money for cleanup innovation off Boston Street.
Society pair and Richmond cousin sewed first rebel “Southern Cross” early in Civil War.
Rawlings-Blake “disheartened" by decision; Montgomery and Prince George's line gets go-ahead.
Document mysteriously leaked to The Sun shows "high-energy injury."
Former Dorchester County slave became an Underground Railroad leader.
Kinetic Sculpture Race, Tour dem Parks, Hon!, Bikes & Beer are early summer highlights.
Retired Baltimore City investigator says police ‘leery’ of aggressively pursuing arrests in wake of Freddie Gray charges.
Scores marginally improve, but long way to go for harbor and tributaries.
Check out the peregrine chicks on Chesapeake Conservancy's webcam.
Contents of 1815 cornerstone and 1915 box revealed at Walters Art Museum.
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