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• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland National Guard To Provide ‘Humanitarian Assistance’ In Baltimore

  20-03-2020 23:48
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Mayor Jack Young announced Friday the arrival of the Maryland National Guard in Baltimore amid the coronavirus pandemic.
  Mayor Young released the following statement in a news release:
  “My administration requested that the Guard deploy in Baltimore to provide humanitarian assistance in partnership with our city agencies as we work to slow the spread of COVID-19. The Guard’s deployment helps provide resources we need to support the work being done to keep
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: FedEx Field Could Become COVID-19 Testing Site; National Guard Helping Set Up

  20-03-2020 23:15
  
  PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) —A caravan of National Guard vehicles made their way through Baltimore Friday en route to FedEx Field, which officials said could become a coronavirus testing site.
  Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks’ office said county and state health officials are creating a “limited closed PILOT program for screening” at the site several miles outside the nation’s capital.
  “The goal for the site is to become a t
  
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• YMCA Of Central Maryland Future Remains Unknown Due To Coronavirus

  20-03-2020 23:14
  
  TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — The YMCA of Central Maryland is one of the largest Y’s in the country with over 100,000 members.
  Amid the coronavirus pandemic, however, the future of the YMCA of Central Maryland, is uncertain.
  “We had to lay off over 2,000 people,” John Hoey, YMCA of Central Maryland CEO, said. “That was awful.’”
  Hoey said that 70 percent of the Y’s funding is from members who can no longer use the facility.
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• Future Unknown For Y Of Central Maryland After Coronavirus Pandemic Closes Facility, Leads To Layoffs

  20-03-2020 23:14
  
  TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — The Y of Central Maryland is one of the largest Y’s in the country with over 100,000 members.
  Amid the coronavirus pandemic, however, the future of the Y of Central Maryland, is uncertain.
  “We had to lay off over 2,000 people,” John Hoey, the Y of Central Maryland CEO, said. “That was awful.”
  Hoey said that 70 percent of the Y’s funding is from members who can no longer use the facility.
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• Coronavirus Latest: Here’s What’s Being Done To Help The Homeless During COVID-19 Pandemic

  20-03-2020 23:04
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The homeless population, and those who serve them, have needed to adapt to many changes amid the coronavirus pandemic.
  The city’s homeless services said it is monitoring the situation and asked homeless shelters to shelter in place until further notice.
  Inside Catholic Charities’ — Our Daily Bread — meals are being made and products are being pushed.
  “We’re making sure people stay safe,” Kevin Creamer said. “We’re
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Local Businesses Forced To Close, Turn To Online Retail

  20-03-2020 23:01
  
  ELLICOTT CITY, Md. (WJZ) — Business is drying up for local shops in Howard County amid the coronavirus pandemic.
  Many places have switched to online shopping, hoping to keep their business alive.
  Kelli Myers, Owner of a Journey Through Junk, is just one of the many small businesses in Ellicott City closing its doors amid the coronavirus outbreak.
  “I think its going to say temporarily closed, but still open for your gift giving or shopping needs,” Myers said. “We’ve
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Southwest Airlines Announces More Flight Cancelations, Revised Refund Policy

  20-03-2020 22:50
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Southwest Airlines announced it is cancelling more flights and has a revised policy for those who are not flying in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
  The airline said if you decide not to travel, as long as you cancel your flight before it departs, the funds used to pay for a nonrefundable ticket are normally valid for one year from the date of the purchase.
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• Anne Arundel County Man Arrested In Connection To The Death Of His 91-Year-Old Father

  20-03-2020 22:34
  
  PASADENA, Md. (WJZ) — An Anne Arundel County man was charged Friday in connection to the death of his father who police say was a victim of elder abuse.
  Danny Norris, 56, was charged with second-degree murder, manslaughter and related charges.
  Police said they were called to the 8500 block of Creek Road in Pasadena in November 2019 after receiving a 911 call from Danny Norris in regard to a medical emergency involving his 91-year-old father, Elmer Norris.
  When paramedics arrived, they
  
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• Coronavirus: ‘The Safest Place For A Child Is To Be At Home,’ Doctor Says

  20-03-2020 22:30
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Officials in Maryland announced Friday two more children have contracted the coronavirus, bringing the total to three pediatric cases across the state.
  The first pediatric case of the coronavirus in Maryland was a 5-year-old girl at Elkridge Elementary School. Howard County officials said she contracted the virus outside of school.
  On Friday morning, two more pediatric cases of the coronavirus in Maryland were announced; a teenager and an infant.
  All three child
  
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• Groups Pull Together To Help Learning Continue Despite Coronavirus School Closures

  20-03-2020 22:03
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — During the coronavirus pandemic, community members and local non-profits have stepped up to help those in need.
  Volunteers with The Judy Project are giving out items, like food and diapers, to the community.
  “With what they’re giving me, [it] helps me greatly,” Pamela Snowden said.
  The St. Francis Neighborhood Center has also loaned out laptops to help students keep up with classes while schools are closed.
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• Baltimore Nonprofits Helping Feed Those Most At Risk During Coronavirus Pandemic

  20-03-2020 21:51
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Two non-profit organizations whose clients are the most vulnerable in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic are going above and beyond to make sure their needs are being met.
  “So many of us have gone to the grocery store in the last few weeks, and we have noticed and felt that sense of, ‘Where’s all that food?'” Jessica Khonen, Interim Executive Director of Moveable Feast, said. “Unfortunately, that sense of panic and anxiety around food inse
  
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• Climate Change Bills Failed In Shortened Maryland Session

  20-03-2020 21:31
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — While Maryland lawmakers pushed through major education policy in a session shortened by concerns about the coronavirus, some high-profile measures aimed at addressing climate change and other environmental measures were among the bills that failed to pass.
  Lawmakers worked quickly to pass priority measures and adjourned at 5 p.m. Wednesday, but they lost the final 19 days of their annual 90-day session, a period when legislators put a lot of finishing touches on legi
  
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• CBS Airing Classic NCAA Tournament Games This Weekend To Help Fans Cope With No March Madness

  20-03-2020 21:16
  
  (CBS Local)- The spread of the coronavirus has led to the postponement and, in some cases, cancellation of many tentpole sporting events over the last several weeks. One of those that is being felt particularly hard these days is the cancellation of this year’s Division I men’s basketball tournament, which in a normal world, would have kicked off its first round of games yesterday.
  To help fans cope, CBS announced today that they will be airing six classic NCAA Tournament games this
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Don’t Flush Disinfectant Wipes Down Toilet, Public Works Official Says

  20-03-2020 20:51
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore’s acting public works director is urging people not to flush disinfectant wipes down the toilet.
  Disinfecting wipes have become a hot commodity during the coronavirus pandemic, with some stores selling out or limiting the amount people can buy.
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• Showtime Offers 30 Day Free Trial To New Customers

  20-03-2020 20:30
  
  (CBS Local)– On Friday, Showtime announced that it will offer a free 30-day trial to new customers.
  The network boasts series such as “Homeland,” “Billions,” “Black Monday,” “Ray Donovan” and viewers who sign up before May 3 can access all of the network’s series, documentaries, and movies.
  Many of the network’s streaming partners and traditional TV providers will also offer a 30-day free trial to Showtime.We wouldn't dare st
  
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• Annapolis Native, Fashion Designer Christian Siriano Offers To Help Make Masks For NYC Healthcare Workers

  20-03-2020 20:27
  
  NEW YORK, NY (WJZ) — Maryland native and fashion designer Christian Siriano offered to help make masks for New York City’s healthcare workers after New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said there was a need for supplies.
  “We need companies to be creative to supply the crucial gear our healthcare workers need. NY will pay a premium and offer funding,” Cuomo tweeted.
  Coronavirus Update: NYC Increases Testing Capacity, But Mayor Says More Supplies Are CrucialNY has a critical need
  
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• We're Open Baltimore based H&S Bakery hiring over 50 new employees WMAR STAFF 3:21 - wmar2news.com

  20-03-2020 20:21
  
  We're Open Baltimore based H&S Bakery hiring over 50 new employees WMAR STAFF 3:21  wmar2news.com
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Ravens, The Steve And Renee Bisciotti Foundation Donating $1M For COVID-19 Relief Efforts

  20-03-2020 20:05
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Baltimore Ravens and The Stephen and Renee Bisciotti Foundation will donate $1 million to four different organizations helping the community during the coronavirus pandemic, the team announced Friday.The Ravens and The Stephen and Renee Bisciotti Foundation have combined to donate $1 million to support four non-profit organizations in their efforts to combat the COVID-19 public health crisis.
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• Something To Smile About | 5 Good News Stories In Maryland During The Coronavirus Pandemic

  20-03-2020 20:01
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — During times of hardship, we need something to smile about, something to make our hearts happy.
  With all the news lately about coronavirus, it can all be a bit overwhelming.
  Gov. Larry Hogan launched a Maryland Unites site to help link volunteers with organizations that need help. He talked about how Marylanders have been stepping up to help one another including Pasadena Boat Works donating 14,000 respirators masks to the Maryland Department of Health and a group of Balt
  
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• Coronavirus In Baltimore: Young Orders Hiring, Spending Freeze - CBS Baltimore

  20-03-2020 20:01
  
  Coronavirus In Baltimore: Young Orders Hiring, Spending Freeze  CBS Baltimore
  
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• City to take over Pinderhughes homeless shelter in Baltimore, terminates contract with provider - Baltimore Sun's Midnight Sun

  20-03-2020 20:00
  City to take over Pinderhughes homeless shelter in Baltimore, terminates contract with provider  Baltimore Sun's Midnight Sun
  
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• Coronavirus In Baltimore: Young Orders Hiring, Spending Freeze

  20-03-2020 19:41
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young has ordered a hiring and spending freeze across city departments to make sure the city has the resources it needs to address the coronavirus pandemic.
  In a news release Friday afternoon, Young said the freeze will take effect immediately. Essential spending and hiring, including for public safety, are not affected.
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• Coronavirus In Maryland: Amazon, Walmart Among Companies Hiring Temporary Workers Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

  20-03-2020 19:28
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — With countless restaurants and businesses in Maryland and beyond temporarily closing their doors due to the coronavirus pandemic, more and more people are relying on delivery services for meals and essential products.
  That’s resulted in a number of service and delivery-based businesses needing more workers.
  Here are some of the companies hiring for temporary or part-time work:
  Amazon: Amazon is hiring for 100,000 open jobs, including a number of temporary openings.
  
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• Nearly A Year Later, Police Still Searching For Driver In Hit-And-Run That Killed 12-Year-Old Maria Popal

  20-03-2020 19:21
  
  CATONSVILLE, Md. (WJZ) — Nearly a year after the fatal hit-and-run that killed 12-year-old Maria Popal and injured her pregnant aunt, police are still searching for the driver.
  The crash happened around 9:25 p.m. on March 22, 2019.
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• Terps Jalen Smith Named AP Third Team All-American

  20-03-2020 19:17
  
  COLLEGE PARK (WJZ) — Maryland sophomore forward Jalen Smith was named Third Team All-American by The Associated Press.
  Smith is the first Terp to be named to the first, second and third teams since Greivis Vasquez in 2010.
  The AP isn’t the only group to name him an All-American; he earned the distinction from CBS Sports, Sports Illustrated and Sporting News as well.
  A Baltimore native, Smith took 21 double-doubles on the season, including 13 in his final 14 games. he ranks second in
  
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• Baltimore Ravens trade DT Chris Wormley, draft pick to Pittsburgh Steelers for pick: report - PennLive

  20-03-2020 19:04
  
  Baltimore Ravens trade DT Chris Wormley, draft pick to Pittsburgh Steelers for pick: report  PennLive
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: 59-Year-Old Man First COVID-19 Death In DC

  20-03-2020 19:03
  
  WASHINGTON (WJZ) — A 59-year-old man is the first person to die from the coronavirus in Washington, D.C., health officials said Friday.
  The man had been hospitalized last week and tested positive for COVID-19.Washington, DC records first #coronavirus death @wjz pic.twitter.com/T3SAApRKpe
  — Mike Hellgren (@HellgrenWJZ) March 20, 2020More information is expected to be released Friday afternoon.
  For the latest information on coronavirus go to the Maryland Health Department’s websi
  
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• Simulated March Madness: Duke, Seton Hall, Maryland & Baylor To Final Four?

  20-03-2020 19:02
  
  (CBS Local)- Thursday would have been the opening day of the NCAA Tournament. With the day having come and gone with no March Madness, fans, journalists and organizations alike are trying to find ways to cope without basketball.
  For some, like the NCAA, that means putting together a bracket of the best tournament moments and having fans vote on them while reliving some of the biggest upsets and best shots of Marches past.
  For others, like the good folks at Axios, that means taking bracketologist
  
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• Coronavirus Closings: MVA Closing All Locations Friday Afternoon

  20-03-2020 18:45
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Maryland is closing all of its Motor Vehicle Administration locations at 4:30 p.m. on Friday.
  The closing is in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
  All previous appointments are canceled.
  “We appreciate our customers’ patience and understanding as we take appropriate steps to limit the impact of this unprecedented health crisis,” said MDOT MVA Administrator Chrissy Nizer. “Safety is always our top priority at MDOT MVA. Right now, the key to promo
  
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• Relative Wanted In Murder Of 96-Year-Old Woman Found Dead By Caretaker In Lochearn

  20-03-2020 18:44
  
  LOCHEARN, Md. (WJZ) — Police have issued an arrest warrant for a relative of a 96-year-old woman who was found dead in her Lochearn home earlier this month.
  Baltimore County Police said Indra Teresa Bailey is wanted in connection with Evelyn Murray-Bailey’s death.
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  96-Year-Old Woman Found Dead By Caretaker In Lochearn, Police InvestigatingMurray-Bailey’s caretaker found her dead insi
  
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• Baltimore DPW asking residents not to flush wipes, says it causes expensive sewer blockages - wmar2news.com

  20-03-2020 18:41
  
  Baltimore DPW asking residents not to flush wipes, says it causes expensive sewer blockages  wmar2news.com
  
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• Coronavirus Closings: New Harbor East Whole Foods’ Opening Delayed - CBS Baltimore

  20-03-2020 18:31
  
  Coronavirus Closings: New Harbor East Whole Foods’ Opening Delayed  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Coronavirus Closings: New Harbor East Whole Foods’ Opening Delayed

  20-03-2020 18:31
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The opening of the new Whole Foods Market in Baltimore’s Harbor East neighborhood is being delayed due to the coronavirus.
  The store at 711 South Central Avenue had been set to open on April 9. It will replace an existing store nearby on Fleet Street.
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  A new opening date has not been set.
  For the latest information on coronavirus go to the Maryland Health Department’s
  
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• Baltimore mayor calls for shootings to stop amid coronavirus pandemic - Insider - INSIDER

  20-03-2020 18:30
  
  Baltimore mayor calls for shootings to stop amid coronavirus pandemic - Insider  INSIDER
  
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• Army Corps, Baltimore District, closes rec sites | Coronavirus - The Wellsboro Gazette

  20-03-2020 18:19
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• ‘Not An Extension Of Spring Break’: Hogan’s Office Urges Spring Breakers To Self-Quarantine For 2 Weeks

  20-03-2020 18:16
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Gov. Larry Hogan’s office is urging spring break travelers to self-quarantine for two weeks after returning from vacation to avoid possibly spreading the coronavirus.
  Hogan’s communications director Mike Ricci tweeted Friday that spring breakers should also avoid people over 60.
  “Even though students are off campus, this is NOT an extension of spring break. If you ignore this recommendation, you endanger yourself and the health of others,” Ric
  
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• 15-Year-Old Staying At UMMC Stabs Woman Recovering From Surgery Down The Hall, Police Say

  20-03-2020 18:03
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) —A 15-year-old patient at the University of Maryland Medical Center was charged in the stabbing of a woman who was recovering from a surgery at the hospital, police said.
  According to a police report, Andrew Gaudet, 15, of Laurel, punched and stabbed the woman in the face with a pen Thursday night. The 73-year-old victim suffered lacerations, contusions and fractures and later died. Her name has not been released.Police report says a woman was recovering from surgery at UMM
  
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• Coronavirus Closings: Golf Courses In Baltimore City Remain Open, Baltimore County’s Courses Closed Amid COVID-19 Pandemic - CBS Baltimore

  20-03-2020 17:57
  
  Coronavirus Closings: Golf Courses In Baltimore City Remain Open, Baltimore County’s Courses Closed Amid COVID-19 Pandemic  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Infant, Teen Among Maryland’s Newest COVID-19 Patients

  20-03-2020 17:55
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — An infant and a teenager are among Maryland’s newly reported coronavirus patients.
  In a statement from Gov. Larry Hogan, he said: “As of this morning, Maryland has 149 confirmed cases of COVID-19—up from 17 cases just one week ago. Today’s new cases in our state include the first infant and the first teenager. None of the cases of children under 18 are currently hospitalized. Two-thirds of our cases are between the ages of 18 and 64.”
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• Coronavirus Latest: 10-Month-Old Baby, Teen Among Maryland’s Newest COVID-19 Patients

  20-03-2020 17:55
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — An infant and a teenager are among Maryland’s newly reported coronavirus patients. The Associated Press reported the infant was 10 months old.
  In a statement from Gov. Larry Hogan, he said: “As of this morning, Maryland has 149 confirmed cases of COVID-19—up from 17 cases just one week ago. Today’s new cases in our state include the first infant and the first teenager. None of the cases of children under 18 are currently hospitalized. Two-thir
  
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• Baltimore-area banks, hotels temporarily close some locations to limit Coronavirus spread - Baltimore Sun's Midnight Sun

  20-03-2020 17:50
  Baltimore-area banks, hotels temporarily close some locations to limit Coronavirus spread  Baltimore Sun's Midnight Sun
  
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• Coronavirus Closings: Golf Courses In Baltimore City Remain Open, Baltimore County’s Courses Closed Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

  20-03-2020 17:43
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Despite the Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan ordering people to avoid large groups, several open golf courses remained open Friday as the weather got into the eighties in Baltimore.
  Hogan has closed restaurants, bars, movie theaters, indoor malls and entertainment venues across the state to slow the spread of coronavirus. He also said any events with 10 or more people should be canceled.
  On Thursday, Baltimore County officials heeded the governor’s warnings and closed its
  
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• Md. universities extend online-only instruction due to coronavirus - Baltimore Business Journal

  20-03-2020 17:04
  Md. universities extend online-only instruction due to coronavirus  Baltimore Business Journal
  
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• 15-Year-Old Staying At UMMC Fatally Stabs Woman Recovering From Surgery Down The Hall, Police Say

  20-03-2020 16:59
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A 15-year-old boy staying at the University of Maryland Medical Center fatally stabbed a woman who was recovering from a surgery at the hospital, police said.
  According to a police report, the boy punched and stabbed the woman in the face with a pen Thursday night. The 73-year-old victim suffered lacerations, contusions and fractures and later died.Police report says a woman was recovering from surgery at UMMC and a 15-year-old boy staying across the hall went into her ro
  
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• Coronavirus Closings: Live Racing Paused At Laurel Park, Rosecroft Raceway

  20-03-2020 16:40
  
  LAUREL, Md. (WJZ) — Due to the coronavirus, live racing at Laurel Park and Rosecroft Raceway has been paused, the Maryland Jockey Club said Friday morning.
  The group released a statement saying:
  “In accordance with the Maryland Governor’s Executive Orders and as part of the continuing effort to protect the health and safety of essential personnel and the horses they care for, the Maryland Jockey Club will temporarily pause live racing at Laurel Park and Rosecroft Raceway. Our t
  
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• Baltimore Prosecutor Wants Drug Possession, Other Criminal Charges Dropped To Fight Coronavirus - BET

  20-03-2020 16:40
  Baltimore Prosecutor Wants Drug Possession, Other Criminal Charges Dropped To Fight Coronavirus  BET
  
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• Coronavirus Forces Baltimore City Public Schools To Move Spring Break - CBS Baltimore

  20-03-2020 16:07
  
  Coronavirus Forces Baltimore City Public Schools To Move Spring Break  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: UMD Student Contracts COVID-19 Studying Abroad In Barcelona, Spain; Monitoring 2 Other Possible Cases

  20-03-2020 15:54
  
  COLLEGE PARK, Md. (WJZ) — A University of Maryland student studying abroad during the spring semester has tested positive for coronavirus.
  The student was studying abroad in Barcelona, Spain. University officials said the student did not return to the College Park campus after arriving back in the U.S. and is self-quarantining at their home outside the state.
  The university also said they are monitoring two other suspected cases of coronavirus.
  “Out of an abundance of caution, we hav
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: UMD Student Contracts COVID-19 Studying Abroad In Barcelona, Spain

  20-03-2020 15:54
  
  COLLEGE PARK, Md. (WJZ) — A University of Maryland student studying abroad during the spring semester has tested positive for coronavirus.
  The student was studying abroad in Barcelona, Spain. University officials said the student did not return to the College Park campus after arriving back in the U.S. and is self-quarantining at their home outside the state.
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• Baltimore grocers attempt to protect most vulnerable from coronavirus with special hours to mixed results - Baltimore Sun's Midnight Sun

  20-03-2020 15:49
  Baltimore grocers attempt to protect most vulnerable from coronavirus with special hours to mixed results  Baltimore Sun's Midnight Sun
  
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