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US imposes 17% tariff on Mexican tomatoes after withdrawing from agreement

Tariffs · United States

US imposes 17% tariff on Mexican tomatoes after withdrawing from agreement

64% Center coverage: 182 sources

The U.S. Commerce Department said on Monday it will impose duties of 17.09% on fresh tomatoes from top supplier Mexico, after withdrawing from a 2019 deal suspending an antidumping duty investigation.See the Story

Court Overturns Ex-State Attorney’s Mortgage Fraud Conviction but Upholds Perjury Convictions

Maryland Politics · Maryland

Court Overturns Ex-State Attorney’s Mortgage Fraud Conviction but Upholds Perjury Convictions

50% Left coverage: 30 sources

‘Good Trouble’ Takes on Authoritarian Rule on John Lewis Day of Action July 17

John Lewis · United States

‘Good Trouble’ Takes on Authoritarian Rule on John Lewis Day of Action July 17

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

See list of public events July 17 in New Hampshire at end of this story. By Arnie Alpert, Active with the Activists Arnie Alpert Arnie Alpert spent decades as a community organizer/educator in NH movements for social justice and peace. Officially retired since 2020, he keeps his hands (and feet) in the activist world while writing about past and present social movements. John Lewis, who began life in a poor, rural family in Jim Crow Alabama and…See the Story

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Court Overturns Ex-State Attorney’s Mortgage Fraud Conviction but Upholds Perjury Convictions

Court Overturns Ex-State Attorney’s Mortgage Fraud Conviction but Upholds Perjury Convictions

Court Overturns Ex-State Attorney’s Mortgage Fraud Conviction but Upholds Perjury Convictions

Woman's survival in mass overdose spurs push for recovery: "Barely clinging to life"

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

By Stephon Dingle Click here for updates on this story BALTIMORE, Maryland (WJZ) — In the aftermath of a mass overdose that hospitalized 27 people in Baltimore’s Penn North neighborhood, one victim spoke out, and drug recovery advocates are adjusting their strategy to reach people in crisis before it’s too late. Over the weekend, SapnaBaltimore, MD · Baltimore See the Story

New Interactive Tool Helps Marylanders Visualize Future Flood Risks

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources released the Maryland Coastal Flood Explorer to help people plan ahead for past and predicted flood risks.Floods · Maryland See the Story

Howard County launches childbirth partnership program with doulas

The Howard County Health Department is “bridging public health services with private-sector expertise” in a new Doula Partnership Program. The program, also known as the P.E.A.C.E Project, pairs independent doulas with families of all income levels to assist with the childbirth process. The health department will cover all or “a large portion” of the doula’s costs. Howard County Health Officer Dr. Maura Rossman said the program supports individu…Baltimore, MD · Baltimore Read Article

Maryland awards $4.6M heritage grants to projects across state

Maryland will fund more than $4.6 million worth of heritage-related, place-based projects across the state in an effort to support local economic growth. The Maryland Heritage Areas Authority will provide 91 matching grant awards to these projects. “History is an active force for promoting economic development and building strength in our communities,” Gov. Wes Moore said in a statement. “Projects funded through our Heritage Grant Awar…Baltimore, MD · Baltimore Read Article

Brochin Weighs Independent Run for Baltimore County Executive

Former State Senator Jim Brochin, who in 2018 lost the race for the Democratic nomination for Baltimore County Executive by 17 votes, is considering another run for the office. Brochin said he is considering running as an independent this time around. He declined to be interviewed but said in a text that he is concerned about someone winning next year’s county executive race opening up the north county for development. Roger Hartley, the Dean of…Baltimore, MD · Baltimore See the Story

Baltimore uniform retailer closing after 50 years, auctioning scrubs and lab coats

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Open the article to view the coverage from The Baltimore SunBaltimore, MD · Baltimore See the Story

Federal Hill Neighborhood Association: More than 50 cars vandalized

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The neighborhood association initially had 35 reports of vehicle break-ins but as of Monday afternoon, that number has climbed to 55Baltimore, MD · Baltimore See the Story

Headlines: Protesters confront prosecutors outside Abrego Garcia hearing

County Executive Klausmeier appears ready to bypass the inspector general selection panel she set up — Baltimore Brew Protesters confront federal prosecutors outside Kilmar Abrego Garcia hearing in Maryland — WJZ Catfish to cat food: A new plan to reduce the Chesapeake Bay’s blue catfish population — WTOP Maryland churches could openly endorse candidates from the pulpit, under IRS proposal –Maryland Matters Black-owned businesses reflect on year…Baltimore, MD · Baltimore Read Article

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