The mass shooting at the Capital Gazette newsroom in Annapolis deeply shook Michael Kirby, a Baltimore artist whose 11-year-old daughter is nurturing a dream of becoming a writer. The attack, which killed five people on June 28, felt like a grievous assault on freedom of speech, he said. Desperate…
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Before Madonnari Arts Festival, chalk artist memorializes Capital Gazette victims in Little Italy
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