Rising income, more poor point to growing gap in state

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When Alvin Gibson read that Maryland was the wealthiest state in the nation, he was dumbstruck.

“I need gas for my equipment, so I have to make a choice between gas for my business or feeding my family,” said the 36-year-old North Avenue resident, who occasionally prods Baltimore’s homeless out of people’s flower beds as a landscaper and lead paint inspector for the Association for Community Organizations for Reform Now.

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