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author "If You Love Baltimore, It Will Love You Back." Georgetown doc candidate. other bylines at City Lab, Pulitzer Center, Washingtonian, Grist, Newsweek
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Four Key Takeaways from Maryland's Primaries

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By Ron Cassie Verified
| Baltimore Magazine Verified
Several incumbents fell Tuesday, but not Senate President Bill Ferguson, who was challenged by social media influencer Bobby LaPin. Boat captain and social media personality Bobby LaPin made an energetic "everyman" pitch to his followers in an effort to unseat state Senator Bill Ferguson. LaPin's complaints about Baltimore Gas and Electric Company rate increases, for example, found an audience, as his yard signs popped up seemingly everywhere in recent weeks.
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June Issue: America at 250

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By Andrew Zaleski Verified, Ron Cassie Verified, Ike Allen Verified
| Washingtonian Verified
FEATURES Bringing Them Home Photograph of Griner in photo montage by Sputnik via AP Images; Photograph of Warmbier in photo montage by Jon Chol Jin/AP Images. Other photographs in photo montage courtesy of Global Reach. Working outside official diplomatic channels—and in delicate, sometimes dangerous circumstances—Mickey Bergman has made it his life’s work to free people, mostly Americans, who are wrongly held abroad. By Andrew Zaleski.
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Tola’s Room Pays Homage to Baltimore’s Puerto Rican Story

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By Ron Cassie Verified
| Baltimore Magazine Verified
—Photography by J.M. Giordano “Both of my parents were eclectic music lovers, but my father really loved all kinds of music, from boleros to all the famous salseros—Willie Colón, Héctor Lavoe, El Gran Combo—to Michael Jackson, Rick Astley, and Hall and Oates,” says Christina Delgado, the founder of Tola’s Room, the northeastern Baltimore rowhouse museum dedicated to her Puerto Rican heritage.
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