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Sue and Ramesh Batchu react to the destruction of the Indian grocery store they opened three years ago at the Lakeside Office shopping center. Firefighters would not permit them into the store due to the structural damage. The devastation from the explosion on Sunday, caused by a gas leak, has closed the center.

Sue and Ramesh Batchu react to the destruction of the Indian grocery store they opened three years ago at the Lakeside Office shopping center. Firefighters would not permit them into the store due to the structural damage. The devastation from the explosion on Sunday, caused by a gas leak, has closed the center.  (Amy Davis / Baltimore Sun)

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Baltimore actor and director Andre De Shields brought his Tony Award to City Hall. De Shields was given a "Key to the City", from Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young during a ceremony at City Hall.

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Forest Hill, Md.--August 19, 2019-- The Holmes brothers of Aberdeen, from left, Canon, 8, Kaleb, 12 and Mason, 10, jump off a rock into Deer Creek to cool off from the over 90 degree hot weather at Rocks State Park.

Forest Hill, Md.--August 19, 2019-- The Holmes brothers of Aberdeen, from left, Canon, 8, Kaleb, 12 and Mason, 10, jump off a rock into Deer Creek to cool off from the over 90 degree hot weather at Rocks State Park.  (Kenneth K. Lam / Baltimore Sun)

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Baltimore singer Ross films a video for his song “No More Pain” at the Inner Harbor this afternoon. Members of the public were invited to participate.  (Barbara Haddock Taylor / Baltimore Sun)

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Carter Hopkins, 6, practices his moves facing a mirror, with encouragement from Michael Robinson, co-owner with his wife Germaine Robinson of the Uppercut Boxing Gym. Hopkins is enrolled in a summer camp program at the gym, which relocated to 4408 Park Heights Avenue from Wabash Avenue last August. (all children in camp have permission from parents to be photographed.)

Carter Hopkins, 6, practices his moves facing a mirror, with encouragement from Michael Robinson, co-owner with his wife Germaine Robinson of the Uppercut Boxing Gym. Hopkins is enrolled in a summer camp program at the gym, which relocated to 4408 Park Heights Avenue from Wabash Avenue last August. (all children in camp have permission from parents to be photographed.)  (Amy Davis / Baltimore Sun)

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Callan Reid Landers, 3, of Medfield, right, shows off his cherry-red tongue to his brother, Teagan Steele Landers, 4 1/2, left, as they polish off snowballs on a hot and muggy afternoon on 36th Street in Hampden.  (Amy Davis / Baltimore Sun)

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