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Baltimore building demolished after partial collapse

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By Alexus Davila , JT Moodee Lockman 
| WJZ-TV (Baltimore, MD)
Cause of partial downtown building collapse unclear as city officials wait for inspection A building in downtown Baltimore was demolished Monday after it partially collapsed, prompting concerns about its dangerous condition, according to Fire officials. The incident caused road closures, which impacted the morning commute for some. Partial building collapse in Baltimore The vacant building in the 300 block of N.
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Local pastor assists grieving families after Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore

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By Alexus Davila 
| WJZ-TV (Baltimore, MD)
On a dark and cold morning, eight workers were filling potholes on the Francis Scott Key Bridge. Their routine day turned into tragedy when the Dali, a cargo ship, crashed into the bridge - sending the entire crew falling into the Patapsco River below. Two men survived, while the other six workers died. Who were the victims?
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Baltimore cultural center celebrates the late Tom Miller's bold and colorful artwork

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By Alexus Davila 
| WJZ-TV (Baltimore, MD)
You may have driven past Tom Miller's colorful murals on North Avenue and Harford Road in Baltimore. But this week, three institutions are honoring the late Baltimore artist, and you can learn more about his legacy. Miller was one of the first Black Baltimore artists to have a solo exhibition at the Baltimore Museum of Art. The Eubie Blake Cultural Center is showcasing Miller's art and explains how it brings vibrancy wherever it resides.
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