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QUOTE: “That morning, our nation embarked upon a tireless journey that we still continue today. True heroes came forward in the form of first responders, law enforcement personnel and volunteers to aid these victims, often at the risk — and in many cases the sacrifice — of their own lives.”

– Rep. Elijah Cummings, D-7th, writing, in a statement, about the sacrifices made on Sept. 11, 2001.


BRIGHT BULB: Pratt Street to get a lift. Nothing could be better for Baltimore’s tourism industry than the $100 million face-lift Mayor Sheila Dixon announced Wednesday. It’s a dream for the city — increased foot traffic, bike and bus lanes and overall sprucing sounds great — and it’s not just for tourists. Every Baltimorean can reap the benefits of this renewal.

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