🌱 Teen Shot By Police Sparks Baltimore Protest + $4M Donation

Happy Wednesday, Baltimore! Let's get this day started off right. These are the most important things going on today in town.

First, today's weather:

Rain; mixed with snow early. High: 42 Low: 34.

Here are the top stories in Baltimore today:

1. Family of man fatally shot by police demonstrates at BPD seeking justice (WBAL TV Baltimore)
2. UMMS, Johns Hopkins partnering to deliver more than $4 million worth of medical supplies to Ukraine (wmar2news.com)
3. State agencies continue investigation into deadly fire at Curtis Bay fuel facility (WBAL TV Baltimore)
4. UMB Stands In Solidarity With Ukraine (UMB News)
5. Enoch Pratt Free Library Blog: Read To Reef Book Club With The National Aquarium Returns! (Press Release Desk)
6. Md. bill would discipline those who disrupt state government proceedings (Maryland Daily Record)
7. Students, staff welcome new STEM center at Fort Worthington Elementary/Middle School (WBAL TV Baltimore)
8. New Jersey Man Pleads Guilty to Making Threatening Interstate Communications to Black Maryland Woman and Her Family (Department of Justice)
9. California news company suing Maryland Judiciary over speedy access to lawsuits (Baltimore Sun
10. Maryland Man Gets 28 Years In Prison For 2020 Baltimore Shooting (Daily Voice)

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From my notebook:

• Baltimore City Health Department: "Want more tests? Get more tests! Starting this week, you can make a second order for at-home tests. Head to COVIDTests.gov (Facebook)
• Baltimore City Public Schools: "Watch out, innovators at work! The students at Fort Worthington were amazed, engaged, and excited in their new STEM center– built by Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation" (Facebook)
• Baltimore City Public Schools: "“Our young people in Baltimore have incredible, important things to say. CHARM exists to support their writing but also to create these meaningful places to amplify their voices.” (Facebook)
• Baltimore City Health Department: "3/7/2022 FACILITY: DOMINO’S PIZZA LLD. #4635 ADDRESS: 1235 LIGHT ST., 21230 DISTRICT: 11 INSPECTOR: 2125 REASONS: OPERATING WITH AN EXPIRED PERMIT FACILITY MUST CORRECT ALL VIOLATIONS AND PASS REINSPECTION Recent Food Establishment Closures" (Facebook)
• Baltimore City Department of Transportation: "Today we are lifting up the achievements of BCDOT's own Bineeta Sihota who helped engineer the tech making Baltimore a national competitor for innovation. Celebrate international women's day. Vote for women in tech. Cast Your Vote Today:..." (Facebook)
• Baltimore City Public Schools: "Reminder: Masks are optional for students and staff on March 14. For the latest information and answers to your questions, visit..." (Facebook)

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