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An Annapolis man is dead and a Baltimore woman seriously hurt in a head-on c stanley cups rash in Crownsville Tuesday afternoon.Police said the man, identified as Francisco Aguilar, was driving aggressively southbound on Generals Highway--crossing the double yellow line to pass slower cars.Vanessa Williams of Baltimore pulled onto the right shou stanley cup lder to avoid Aguilar who was in her lan stanley cup e when the vehicles struck head-on in the northbound shoulder.Williams was taken to Shock trauma where she is listed in serious but stable condition.Aguilar was taken to Shock Trauma where he died.Officials said the cause of the crash was Aguilar s failure to stay to the right of the center line and passing where prohibited.It is unknown whether alcohol or drug use was a factor in the crash. Acif STAYING STORMY-Much Of The Same Wednesday and Thursday
BALTIMORE WMAR 鈥?There are growing concerns in Baltimore city about how the school system is handling COVID-19. Parents and the teachers union believe some positive cases ar stanley cups e not being caught.It s one of the issues Cristina Duncan Evans, teacher chapter chair for the Baltimore Teachers Union, brought up Thursday, after the first few weeks of school brought mixed emotions. It s a lot of relief, a lot of emotional joy but it s also mixed with this new uncertain environment, said Duncan Evans. Evans she s heard lots of concerns from members ab stanley cup out testing, contact tracing and overall transparency from the school system. They are really expecting people to take health risks, serious and grave health risks on limited information, said Duncan Evans. The City Schools dashboard includes the number of positive cases at each s stanley flask chool, as well as the date of those reports.However, they could not provide a total number of people who are in quarantine.177 people have tested positive in the last 10