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Recent Did you know? items

* ... that Maryland state delegate C. T. Wilson compared negotiating with the Catholic Church on the Maryland Child Victims Act to making "a deal with the devil"?

* ... that Maryland state delegate [[C.&nbsp;T. Wilson]] compared negotiating with the [[Catholic Church]] on the '''[[Maryland Child Victims Act]]''' to making "a deal with the devil"?

* ... that as president of Loyola College in Maryland, John F. Quirk became close friends with the cardinal who ordained him a priest ten years earlier?

* ... that as president of [[Loyola University Maryland|Loyola College in Maryland]], '''[[John F. Quirk]]''' became close friends with [[James Gibbons|the cardinal]] who ordained him a [[Priesthood in the Catholic Church|priest]] ten years earlier?

* ... that the University of Maryland's Iribe Center was partly funded by a businessman who dropped out of the university?

* ... that the University of Maryland's '''[[Iribe Center]]''' was partly funded by [[Brendan Iribe|a businessman who dropped out of the university]]?

* ... that in the 1930s two hoards of gold coins were found in a cellar in Baltimore, Maryland?

* ... that in the 1930s '''[[Baltimore Gold Hoard|two hoards of gold coins]]''' were found in a cellar in [[Baltimore|Baltimore, Maryland]]?

* ... that Roy McGrath, who was the chief of staff to Maryland governor Larry Hogan, was wanted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and was killed during a shootout by agents?

* ... that '''[[Roy McGrath]]''', who was the chief of staff to Maryland governor [[Larry Hogan]], was wanted by the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation]] and was killed during a shootout by agents?

* ... that Baltimore Transmission was the last General Motors plant in Maryland?

* ... that '''[[Baltimore Transmission]]''' was the last [[General Motors]] plant in Maryland?

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5 November 2024 – 2024 United States elections

Voters in several U.S. states vote on abortion rights on the ballot. Amendments are passed in Arizona, Colorado, Maryland, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, and New York. (KCRA) (LGBT Nation)

:Voters in several U.S. states vote on [[abortion rights]] on the ballot. Amendments are passed in [[Arizona]], [[Colorado]], [[Maryland]], [[Missouri]], [[Montana]], [[Nevada]], and [[New York (state)|New York]]. [https://www.kcra.com/article/states-voting-on-abortion-ballot-measures-2024-election/62819738 (KCRA)] [https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2024/11/reproductive-rights-measures-pass-in-seven-states-fail-in-three/ (LGBT Nation)]

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