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25 years after 9/11, Maryland families remember loved ones lost • Carroll superintendent proposes 2027-28 calendar with pre-Labor Day start
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Carroll County Daily Headlines

Friday, September 11, 2026

Carroll County becomes second Baltimore-area jurisdiction to warn kratom retailers

Carroll Hospital’s pediatric team is training staff to recognize kratom withdrawal in newborns, while ER doctors say three patients disclosed kratom use in the past month.

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25 years after 9/11, Maryland families remember loved ones lost

A quarter-century after the Sept. 11 attacks, relatives of Maryland victims reflect on grief, healing and the rituals that keep their loved ones close.

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Carroll superintendent proposes 2027-28 calendar with pre-Labor Day start

Carroll County residents will have until November to weigh in on the public school system’s next academic calendar.

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Ravens beat writer answers 5 biggest questions going into Week 1

Each week, The Baltimore Sun’s Ravens beat writer Brian Wacker will examine the biggest questions facing the Ravens. Here are the five biggest questions going into Week 1.

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No. 13 Westminster girls volleyball beats Liberty, 3-2

Despite facing injury adversity, Westminster volleyball battled back to beat Liberty in five sets.

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Carroll County high school football Week 2 preview: Who keeps the momentum going?

A preview of the high school football matchups this week in Carroll County.

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Pooch Pool Party at Westminster Municipal Pool | PHOTOS

The annual end-of-pool-season Pooch Pool Party at Westminster Municipal Pool on Wednesday, Sept. 9.

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Gerstell volleyball rallies past St. John’s Catholic Prep for statement win

Gerstell volleyball rallies after dropping first set for 3-1 win over St. John’s Catholic Prep.

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