Dixon abstained from probe-related votes once it began, records show

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Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon began abstaining from votes involving her former boyfriend, developer Ronald Lipscomb, after federal agents began an investigation into alleged corruption at City Hall, records released Thursday show. 

Dixon has abstained from voting on 37 projects since 2004, the year after federal prosecutors began their probe into City Hall. 

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