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A traffic camera on the Bay Bridge revealed Tuesday that one small part of the span has gotten a little more crowded recently.In April, two osprey came to inhabit a nest built on the bridge s N1 gantry, the overhead structures that hold lights, traffic cameras and road signs. The raptors live on a small platform built in 2014 after their first attempt to nest directly blocked the camera there. Ever since, the platform has played host to an osprey couple each summer, with MDTA officials believing it s the same couple returning to nest.Monday through Thursday, from  stanley cup 12 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. MDTA pivots the N1 gantry camer stanley romania a to view the nest, and during Tuesday s glance, two baby osprey, or fledglings, were spotted.The Delmarva area serves as a year round habitat for osprey, who predominantl stanley spain y eat fish. Fledglings tend to leave the nest around seven to eight weeks old. Jikh Coyote finds way into Myrtle Beach airport
BALTIMORE 鈥?Thousands of Baltimoreans stand to lose their property in the city s annual tax sale, but a group of local volunteers want them to know there s help.For the ninth year, Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service is partnering with the Pro Bono Resource Center of Maryland to offer free legal clinics for those who are at risk of losing their homes in the tax sale. This year, a third nonprofit - The Stop Oppressive Seizures  SOS  Fund - is joining the stanley cup m for the clinics.Margaret Henn, deputy director of MVLS, sa stanley quencher id more than 5,500 people in the tax-sale situation this year. stanley cup becher      Every year there are thousands of homeowners who are at risk of Baltimore City s tax sale. So they have unpaid property taxes or other city citations - could be something like a broken window that they haven t paid - and that puts them at risk of having their property go to tax sale at May 15.         Homeowners can meet one-on-one with a pro bono attorney at one of three clinics. They can register at 443-703-3052