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People embrace atop Fort McHenry in front of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge, less than 12 hours after the historic bridge and critical traffic artery was toppled by the Dali cargo ship.
Six hard hats rest on a table around a vase of roses to memorialize the six construction workers who were killed when the Francis Scott Key Bridge fell in late March, before a press conference at CASA’s Baltimore worker center on Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2024 i
Norman Fogle prepares to navigate the live camera operated by the Baltimore & Chesapeake Bay Ship Watchers group, at his home in Beltsville, MD on Wednesday, March 19, 2025. (Wesley Lapointe for The Baltimore Banner)
BALTIMORE, MD MARCH 26- Rick Edwards pays respects for the victims of the Key Bridge collapse at the memorial near the south end of the bridge, on the first anniversary of the tragedy, in Baltimore, MD on Wednesday, March 26, 2025. Edwards’ job as a truck
Maria del Carmen Castellón, left, widow of construction worker Miguel Luna, holds a rose next to a memorial photo and uniform display for her late husband, who was killed when the Key Bridge was destroyed by the Dali cargo ship in March, during a press co
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