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Headlines » Annapolis unveils new virtual meeting technology during public hearing on the budget Annapolis unveiled a new live public testimony system Monday, just in time for residents to have a chance to weigh in on a proposed increase in real property taxes for the next fiscal year. » A New York man started filming a traffic stop in Harford County. He was charged with obstructing and hindering. The Harford County Sheriff’s Office is conducting an administrative investigation after a deputy arrested and pointed his stun gun at a New York man filming a traffic stop in Joppa last week. » Orioles minor league report: Top performers and superlatives from the first week of games | ANALYSIS Each week, The Baltimore Sun will break down five of the top performers in the Orioles’ prospect ranks and hand out some superlatives for those who didn’t make that cut. » 2022 Maryland governor’s race: Who’s in, who’s out, who’s on the fence With Maryland’s General Assembly session wrapped up, more potential candidates are coming out with news about their plans to run for an open seat for governor in 2022. » Lamar Jackson has a clear weakness as a passer. Will the Ravens’ splurge on wide receivers help? | ANALYSIS As a passer, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson can do more. He can also do only so much. © 2021 Baltimore Sun Ravens/Football » Lamar Jackson has a clear weakness as a passer. Will the Ravens’ splurge on wide receivers help? | ANALYSIS As a passer, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson can do more. He can also do only so much. » Former Ravens wide receiver Jacoby Jones joining Morgan State football as tight ends coach Jones, famously known in Baltimore for his heroics in the “Mile High Miracle” during the 2012 divisional-round game against the Denver Broncos and an NFL-record-tying 108-yard kickoff return touchdown in Super Bowl XLVII, was with Calvert Hall this past season as its wide receivers coach. » Ravens rookie Odafe Oweh is going by his first name in the NFL. It’s a nod to his Nigerian heritage and a new chapter. “People were having trouble pronouncing Odafe, so I went to Jayson my earlier years," Oweh said on draft night. "But I don’t care anymore; you’re going to have to learn how to pronounce it." © 2021 Baltimore Sun Search The Net Type one or more words, choose your search engine and click "search" Google AltaVista Meta Crawler Lycos Look Smart Yahoo Excite GoTo HotBot Local Weather » Annapolis 63.12°F » Baltimore 59.97°F » Frederick 59.27°F » Ocean City 57.65°F » Philadelphia 58.88°F » Westminster 57.81°F Powered by Dark Sky -- Carroll County Times » Daily arrest report for those arrested in Carroll County, May 10, 2021 The following is the daily intake report for the Carroll County Detention Center provided by the Central Booking Unit. » Family, friends remember ‘good ol’ country boy’ Nevin Tasto Nevin Tasto, a prominent participant in Carroll County’s agricultural community and well known county auctioneer and 4-H member died May 7 at the age of 74. » Carroll Varsity Roundup (May 10): Liberty baseball enjoys walk-off win over rival Century Carroll County high school sports roundup for May 10, 2021. » Westminster boys lacrosse survives scare from Liberty to win season opener Junior attackman Zack Johnson had four goals for Westminster, and senior midfielder Cam Doolan added two goals and an an assist. » Delegates question Westminster election integrity; city responds that concerns have no merit A letter sent Monday from Republican delegates claimed the city’s disallowance of poll watchers and elected officials' support of one of the candidates is cause to question the election’s integrity. 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