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Dundalk residents demand honesty & accountability ahead of Moore’s July 4 speech Original

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By Jeff Abell Verified
| WBFF-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified
As Governor Wes Moore prepares to deliver a Fourth of July address from the statehouse, some Maryland residents believe the governor's speech should go far beyond patriotism. In Dundalk, longtime residents said the state has ignored their pleas for help surrounding crime, drug activity and rising costs. They hoped the governor would center his Saturday address on community improvements. “Governor Moore claims crime is down. Crime isn’t down,” GiGi Hall, who lives in the historic community, said.
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Analysts question political motives behind Gov. Wes Moore’s July 4 address in Annapolis Original

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By Jeff Abell Verified
| WBFF-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified
As President Donald Trump prepares to speak during a “Tribute to America” on the National Mall Saturday, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is planning his own Fourth of July-themed address from the Statehouse in Annapolis — a move that is drawing questions from analysts and critics about whether the message is more political than patriotic. Moore has been asking voters for four more years in office, including at a polling place in Randallstown last week.
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Crowds return to Fells Point after late-night violence hits businesses Original

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By Jeff Abell Verified
| WBFF-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified
Crowds filled the streets of Fells Point for a glimpse of the tall ships taking part in the city's Sail 250 celebration. “This a better representation of what Baltimore can be,” said city resident Cliff Blackstone. For the past two weeks, groups of teenagers have flooded the streets of Fells Point, with some peddling illegal alcohol and others “armed and loaded,” creating late-night violence that has taken a toll on struggling businesses.
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