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Nordea Lewis

Nordea Lewis

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News Reporter, WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD)

United States

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Total articles 873

  • Doctors discuss combating poor air quality

    By Nordea Lewis Verified| WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified BALTIMORE - Wildfires in Canada continue to affect our air quality. Doctors recommend people stay indoors to avoid health complications. The result is a code red for Maryland's air quality making it difficult for some people to breathe, especially those with underlying lung conditions. Doctors say if someone must go outside for a significant amount of time. It's recommended that you wear a mask. Experts say mask wearing can reduce the amount of pollutants inhaled.

    By Nordea Lewis Verified · WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD)

    Jun. 08, 2023

  • Local baker in Annapolis creates Taylor Swift cookies for fans

    By Nordea Lewis Verified| WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified Summer may be around the corner but we're still in the midst of Swift season. Taylor Swift fans continue to gear up for her concerts, and here in Maryland, many are pre-gaming with a sweet treat. Fans are flocking to Fructose and Spice where personalized Taylor Swift cookies are paving the way for an epic night. Kim Haggard is the owner of "Fructose and Spice," a small business she runs from her home in Annapolis.

    By Nordea Lewis Verified · WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD)

    Jun. 07, 2023

  • Doctors discuss combating poor air quality

    By Nordea Lewis Verified| WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified BALTIMORE - Wildfires in Canada continue to affect our air quality. Doctors recommend people stay indoors to avoid health complications. The result is a code red for Maryland's air quality making it difficult for some people to breathe, especially those with underlying lung conditions. Doctors say if someone must go outside for a significant amount of time. It's recommended that you wear a mask. Experts say mask wearing can reduce the amount of pollutants inhaled.

    By Nordea Lewis Verified · WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD)

    Jun. 08, 2023

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WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD)

Baltimore, Maryland, United States

'+1 513-977-3000