Judge Michelle Greer makes history as first African-American to serve Baltimore County Orphan’s Court

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Judge Michelle Greer makes history as first African-American to serve Baltimore County Orphan’s Court

Judge Michelle Greer has been appointed by Gov. Wes Moore to become the first African-American woman to be appointed to the Baltimore County Orphan's Court in its 250-year history.

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