Dan Belson,

Dan Belson joined the Capital Gazette on Monday and will focus on crime and courts coverage in Anne Arundel County. Before joining Baltimore Sun Media in 2022, Dan was the editor of The Dundalk Eagle and had previously worked multiple beats at Southern Maryland News. He was raised in Millersville, and graduated from St. Mary's College of Maryland. The Baltimore Sun is announcing several reporters who will join The Sun and its community newsroom staff. Dan Belson is one of them, joining on Monday to focus on crime and courts coverage in Anne Arundel County.

Biography:  https://www.baltimoresun.com/2022/02/23/baltimore-sun-media-announces-reporters-editors-joining-the-sun-community-newsrooms/

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