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New State Holiday Declared: Patch PM
Fire displaces 61 | Best outdoor dining | July 5 a day off for some | Police department says no to ICE raids | Port of Baltimore blaze.
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Maryland Governor Declares July 5 State Holiday
State government offices will be closed July 5, 2019.
61 Displaced By Massive Fire In PG County: PGFD
Three Prince George's County Fire Department firefighters were hospitalized for evaluation.
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ICE Raids: Montgomery Police Won't Assist In Immigration Sweep
Police said that the immigration issue was out of their jurisdiction of local law enforcement.
Best Outdoor Dining Restaurant In MD: OpenTable's 2019 List
Only one Maryland spot made the list, which was determined by online reviews.
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- Towson University To Buy Downtown High-Rise For $7.5M
- APG Chemical Exposure Sends 1 To Hospital: Officials
- Rabid Raccoon Found In Crownsville
- Drunk Baltimore County Man Charged In Deadly Ocean City Chase: PD
- Online Farmers Market Hits The Road With Redesigned School Bus
- Pedestrian Killed On I-95 In Howard County: Police
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