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JFX gets a greenery makeover Invasive vines sprayed, trees removed for new plantings Long brown swaths of dead vines, tree stumps and brush along each side of the Jones Falls Expressway don't look like much right now, but killing off existing greenery is the first step in a months-long effort by the State Highway Administration to replace thickets of exotic, invasive vines with new grass and trees, many of them native to Maryland. Friends remember McDonogh graduate Freshman collapsed while playing volleyball Barely three months ago, Catherine "Catie" Carnes and her friends were celebrating their graduation from McDonogh School. Light rail hours extended for Justin Bieber show Sunday Maryland Transit Administration officials have announced they'll extend light rail service hours to accommodate "Bieber fever." Tiffany & Co. opens its first jewelry store in Baltimore area Iconic retailer has been watching Baltimore market for several years By the time she reads this story, Bridget McNamee ought to be one happy woman. Green things to do at Cromwell Valley Park this weekend Arts in the Park, monarch tagging and more Sentencing postponed for Dundalk cancer scammer Dina Perouty-Leone faces 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to hoax The sentencing of a 38-year-old Dundalk woman accused of bilking friends by pretending she had terminal cancer has been postponed until Oct. 28. Life without parole in home-invasion death James Tanner, 28, killed Granite resident A 28-year-old man convicted of a fatal shooting during a home invasion in Granite was sentenced Wednesday to life in prison without parole. Kamenetz, Bartenfelder spar over accuracy of campaign ads Baltimore Co. executive hopefuls each say the other's campaign materials are misleading Two Democratic primary candidates for Baltimore County executive sharpened their attacks Tuesday as Kevin Kamenetz and Joseph Bartenfelder each accused the other of misrepresenting his record on the County Council, where the two have served together for 16 years. St. Joseph must pay victims to close stent case Even the most sophisticated Catholic logician of them all, St. Thomas Aquinas, would have a hard time following this one: Summer's Calling: State Fair 4-H's logistical mastermind Another article in a series about the people and the jobs that define a Maryland summer.

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