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Fireworks Injuries, Statue Teardown: MD's July 4 Mayhem | PatchPM

Statue down | Race discrimination lawsuit | Promising coronavirus data | Virtual school proposal | Fireworks injuries | Police task force.

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Man Hit In Eye, Fireworks Explode In Hand: 4th of July Injuries

Fireworks injured four people in Anne Arundel County, including one child, on Independence Day.

Baltimore Protesters Tear Down Christopher Columbus Statue

The Christopher Columbus statue on Eastern Avenue was thrown into the Baltimore harbor.

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Coronavirus Deaths Slow To Lowest Rate Since March: Governor

The death rate slowing is one of several promising metrics for Maryland, the governor said.

Race Discrimination Lawsuit Settled Against Glen Burnie Business

Guaranteed Auto Sales told African Americans they needed larger down payments than white people for the same cars, according to the complaint.

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MD Superintendents Urge Offering Option For Fully Virtual School This Fall

Families uncomfortable sending their children back to school will need an all-virtual option, Maryland superintendents said.

MoCo Employee Admits To Lapses In Ethics; Must Pay $5K Fine

Montgomery County's chief administrative officer admitted to violating county ethics law.

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