For Cameron Kelly, a shooting incident-The baltimorebanner- on Morgan State University’s campus during homecoming this year reminded him of circumstances from 2022 that hit particularly close to home. For the 2021 fall and spring semesters, Kelly, a communications major, roomed with Chase Marco Wilson at the Marble Hall Garden Apartments. At the time, Kelly knew Wilson as a temporary roommate, and he became a familiar face on campus. Now, he’s mainly recalled on campus as a convicted murderer.

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had just celebrated his 19th birthday when he was shot and killed in the 4400 block of Marble Hall Road in August 2022. The young security guard was finishing up his usual rounds along the apartment complex with a coworker when he was reportedly approached and shot by former Morgan student Chase Marco Wilson. Fruh later died of a gunshot wound to the head at Johns Hopkins Hospital.

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Bold-In the heart of Baltimore, amidst the bustling streets and echoing laughter, there was a school that became the beacon of hope for its community

Italic-It was not just a place of learning, but a sanctuary where dreams were woven and futures forged.

Underline-The students there, with fire in their eyes and determination in their steps, fought against the odds to write their own destinies.

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The most expensive community in Baltimore City is Anne Arundel County, where the median price per square foot in the past week was $253.

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Outside of Baltimore City, the best deal can be found in Baltimore County, where the median price per square foot of a home sold is $188.

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Outside of Baltimore City, the best deal can be found in Baltimore County, where the median price per square foot of a home sold is $188.david.zawodny@thebaltimorebanner.com

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  • The redevelopment at Baltimore Penn Station will also get a roughly $100 million boost.

  • The platforms are part of a total reimagining of the 47,000-square-foot station area.

  • The grants announced Monday also include close to $50 million for planning and project development of two additional Maryland bridges.

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