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  Joppatowne High School shooting suspect identified

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  Residents ask for court-ordered edit to Harborplace ballot question

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  The latest front in the battle over the redevelopment plan for Harborplace is a courtroom. It comes after a group of city residents got a look at the wording of a ballot question that needs to pass for the project to move forward and found it so confusing that they're suing and asking for a court-ordered edit. The group residents announced they filed a motion in Anne Arundel County Circuit Court asking for a judicial review of Question F and a pause in ballot printing until a decision is made.

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  Student shot, killed at Joppatowne HS

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  A Joppatowne High School student shot by a classmate Friday died at a hospital, Harford County Sheriff Jeff Gahler said. The sheriff identified the student who died as Warren Curtis Grant, 15, of Edgewood. The sheriff said calls started to come in around 12:36 p.m. Friday for an active shooting situation. The sheriff said it turned out the incident was not an active shooter situation. SkyTeam 11 reported at 12:45 p.m. that the school was being evacuated. The sheriff said a 16-year-old boy, for whom Friday was his first day at Joppatowne High School, shot a 15-year-old classmate in a bathroom. Gahler said it's believed the victim was struck by a single gunshot.

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  Play day, horse show benefits first responders

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  A horse show in Howard County will raise money for first responders. The nonprofit Ride for Responders is hosting its third annual Benefit Play-Day Show fundraiser on Sept. 15 at the Carroll County Equestrian Center in Mount Airy. It combines a love of horses with support for first responders.

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  Some Safe Streets sites celebrate no homicides for over a year

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  Baltimore City is celebrating more milestones by Safe Streets workers in cracking down on crime. The Safe Streets Belvedere and Park Heights sites received recognition Friday for there being no homicides for 436 and 404 days, respectively. The Safe Streets Franklin Square site has gone 373 days without a homicide from June 26, 2023, to July 3, 2024. The city launched the Safe Streets program in 2007 as a public health initiative aimed at reducing shootings and homicides. There are now 10 Safe Streets sites across the city.

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  Residents oppose plans for plastic recycling research lab

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  Some Howard County residents are pushing back against plans for a new pilot research lab. According to a company representative, scientists with the chemical company W.R. Grace and Co. want to start testing a new plastic recycling solution in Columbia. But some residents who live nearby call the proposal a threat to their community and they are concerned about possible emissions from the plant and potential impacts on their health.