2 Pet Stores Selling Puppy Mill Animals: Prosecutor | Patch PM

Here are some of the share-worthy stories from Maryland Patches to talk about tonight:

Baltimore Condo Owned By Orioles Hall Of Famer For Sale

A luxury condo in downtown Baltimore listed for sale is "home to one of Baltimore's icons," according to the listing. Rick Dempsey, the Baltimore Orioles catcher named 1983 World Series MVP, is the owner.

$100K Scratch Ticket Claimed By Glen Burnie Resident

A Glen Burnie resident found luck with a Royal Cash Fortune scratch-off bought at the Royal Farms at 200 Oak Manor Drive. The 49-year-old lottery player netted $100,000.

• HoCo Teacher, Newlywed Wins $40K In Maryland VaxCash Promotion

Former AACPS Teacher Found Not Guilty Of Sex Offense: Report

A jury on June 10 found a former South River High School teacher not guilty of sexual misconduct with a student, the Capital Gazette reported. The defendant was identified as ex-biology instructor Meredith Susan Barry Martin of Davidsonville.

Finding Harriet Tubman's Early Home Part Of MD Underground Series

When Maryland Public Television's digital studios collaborated with the Maryland Department of Transportation to create an archaeology film series, they weren't expecting their discoveries to solely revolve around the history of African Americans, including acclaimed abolitionist Harriet Tubman.

Pet Store Charged With Violating No Puppy Mill Act

A pet store with locations in Rockville and Towson has been charged with violating the No Puppy Mills Act, which prohibits the offer for sale of cats and dogs by retail pet stores.

Day Four Of Cicada Invasion: Cheering On A T-Ball Team And More

Check out Patch readers' cicada photos in Maryland. Today we have a cicada cheering on a T-ball team, a cat encounter and more.

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Also Worth a Look Today

• National Harbor Brunch, Pedal Boats Available For Father's Day
• MD Dream Homes: First Mayor's Home, $24M Property, Orioles MVP
• Pooch Recovers From Heartworms, Pup Heals From Amputated Toe
• Speed Limits Drop To 20MPH On Some Bethesda, Germantown Streets
• Animal Shelter Reopening: No Appointment Required At MOCO Shelter
• Police ID Construction Worker Killed On I-95 Near White Marsh
• 3 MD Counties Urge Redistricting Commission To Keep Communities Together
• Navy Stadium Mass Vaccination Site Will Close Next Month
• Six Flags Mass Vaccination Site Will Close Next Month
• Rodeo In Bel Air This Weekend Prompts Tollgate Road Traffic Alert
• Civil Rights Leaders Increase Pressure On Ocean City Officials At State House Rally
• Bauder Education Center, Head Start Program Open At Long Reach

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