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Guide to Sail250: Where to see the ships and airshow, and how to get there

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By Camille Bugayong
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
Sail250, a caravan of tall ships and military warships, arrives in Maryland next week after stops in New Orleans and Norfolk, Virginia. It’s part of America’s 250th birthday celebrations. Organizers are expecting large crowds all along Baltimore’s waterfront while it’s in town, Wednesday to June 30.
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Eastpoint Mall, an old Dundalk stalwart, to close this summer

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By Camille Bugayong
| Flipboard
1:37 2 hours ago Baltimore County officer released from Shock Trauma WBAL • 2h The Baltimore County police officer who was critically injured after being shot in Pikesville less than two weeks ago was released from the hospital. Officer P. Catalfamo was shot in the head and was released from Shock Trauma late Wednesday night surrounded by family. He was shot in the head on June 7, after responding to a call in Pikesville for a man exposing himself on the Gwynns Falls Trail.
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Eastpoint Mall, an old Dundalk stalwart, to close this summer

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By Camille Bugayong
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
Eastpoint Mall, one of the Baltimore area’s first shopping centers and a cultural landmark in Dundalk, opened in 1956. On Aug. 31, it will close for good. Tenants said they learned only recently about the closure of the 857,366-square-foot regional mall on Eastern Avenue. On a recent afternoon, the mall was nearly deserted, with just a handful of stores and a few chains as anchors, including JCPenney, Lids and Foot Locker. The food court had four vendors left, with a few people milling about.
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