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    Today’s news

    Maryland Students Shine in Black History Oratory Competition

    Twenty high schoolers showcased writing and speech skills in annual WJZ event.

    HBCU Week NOW Day to Kick Off CIAA Tournament Week

    Free public film screenings celebrating HBCU culture at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum on Feb. 24

    Road Closures & Parking Restrictions for Baltimore's Black History Month Parade

    Temporary street closures and parking restrictions announced for the annual event.

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