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• May's Peace Promise Weekend in Baltimore

  The Baltimore Peace Movement is a community-based non-profit group that works to end violence in Baltimore. The organization's co-organizer Darnyle Wharton joins Midday to discuss May's Peace Promise Weekend.

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• Rousuck's Review: 'Some Like It Hot' at The Hippodrome

  Theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck joins Midday to review "Some Like It Hot" which runs at The Hippodrome Theatre through May 11.

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• Baltimore Banner journalists win Pulitzer for 'compassionate' coverage of city's fentanyl crisis

  Kimi Yoshino, the Banner's editor-in-chief, joins Midday to discuss the work behind their award-winning coverage.

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• Safe Streets says its seeing success. Can the anti-violence effort survive funding cuts?

  Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott says anti-violence initiatives like Safe Street helped Baltimore reach historic lows in the number of homicides committed in our city over the last 3 years. Midday hears from Alex Long, Site Supervisor for Safe Streets in McElderry Park and Sean Wees, Site Director for Safe Streets in Brooklyn.

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• Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller on highway safety, unemployment assistance for Maryland's federal workforce

  Maryland's economy is deeply connected to the federal agencies sprinkled across Maryland from Baltimore to Washington D.C. Mass layoffs of federal workers by the Trump Administration are leaving thousands of Marylanders without work. Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller is leading the state’s efforts to help those now hoping to find new employment.

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