Avi and Eliyahu Werdesheim, brothers and former members of a Northwest Baltimore patrol group called Shomrim, pleaded not guilty to beating a black teenager last fall as he walked through their neighborhood. Outside the courthouse, two groups of demonstrators — one composed of Jews, the other of African-Americans — loudly stated their positions on the case, the former in support of the duo, the latter against what they said was an act of racism.
Jim Johnson, left, doesn't want to hear it, nor does Orioles manager Buck Showalter, but the question still intrigues.
Would Johnson be better off as a starting pitcher? The same goes for Jason Berken. |
Harford Democrats out of redistrictingCharter gives all seats to GOP despite nearly half of county's membership in opposite party |
Photos of fashion-forward locals and critiques by Sloane Brown. |
Hippodrome announces first wave of participants for the tasting. |
Modern-day cooks are discovering culinary catharsis by muddling.
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