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• Coronavirus Latest: Bars, Clubs Are Shut Down, So These Maryland DJs Are Throwing Virtual Dance Parties On Facebook

  23-03-2020 23:45
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Bars and clubs have been shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic, but that doesn’t mean you still can’t have fun.
  There are now some DJs out there who are trying out virtual dance parties.
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• ‘We’re Staying On High Alert’ | Orioles GM Says Most Players, Coaches Have Left Spring Training Facility

  23-03-2020 23:34
  
  SARASOTA, Fla. (WJZ) — Baltimore Orioles General Manager Mike Elias said most of his players left the spring training facility in Sarasota last week and have gone to their homes in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
  A number of players from outside the U.S. deemed it safer to stay in the country.
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• ‘If It Could Happen To Me, It Could Happen To You’ | Baltimore County Woman Recovering From COVID-19 Tells Public To Follow Rules During Pandemic

  23-03-2020 23:17
  
  CATONSVILLE (WJZ) – A Baltimore County woman is recovering from testing positive last week for COVID-19.
  Karen Fernandez, 43, of Catonsville, said she first experienced symptoms around March 11.
  “I had this weird feeling in my chest—there was like a tightness in my chest. It felt like something was brewing,” Fernandez said. “I know something was respiratory-wise was about to happen.”
  She said she began teleworking for her marketing job the next day. Fevers and
  
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• ‘If It Could Happen To Me, It Could Happen To You’ | Baltimore County Woman Recovering From COVID-19 Tells People To Follow Pandemic Rules

  23-03-2020 23:17
  
  CATONSVILLE (WJZ) – A Baltimore County woman is recovering from testing positive last week for COVID-19.
  Karen Fernandez, 43, of Catonsville, said she first experienced symptoms around March 11.
  “I had this weird feeling in my chest—there was like a tightness in my chest. It felt like something was brewing,” Fernandez said. “I know something was respiratory-wise was about to happen.”
  She said she began teleworking for her marketing job the next day. Fevers and
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: No Payment Required At Baltimore Parking Meters, Restrictions Not In Effect During Emergency Period

  23-03-2020 23:00
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore Mayor Jack Young announced several parking restriction changes as the community deals with the coronavirus pandemic.
  Parking meters and parking meter restrictions will not be in effect until the emergency has been lifted.
  No payment will be required at parking meters, he added.
  Residential parking, street cleaning parking, 48-hour parking, abandoned vehicles and peak hour parking violations are suspended.
  Vehicle towing operations will also be significantly
  
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• Coronavirus In Baltimore: Police Department To Increase Business Checks To Make Sure Non-Essential Stores Close

  23-03-2020 22:37
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Baltimore Police Department plans to increase business checks to make sure stores are complying with Gov. Larry Hogan’s order that all non-essential businesses close their doors at 5 p.m. Monday to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
  Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison made the announcement at a news conference Monday afternoon.
  “We are leveraging different units within the department to add additional capacity and personnel. The aim is to incre
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore County Police Add Protective Gear To Uniform, Adjust For Social Distancing

  23-03-2020 22:26
  
  TOWSON (WJZ) — Six Baltimore County agencies are working together on a social distancing task force. One of those agencies is the police department.
  Adding to the gear they already have, Baltimore County Police are taking health precautions while still performing their duties.
  Fortunate to have many of these supplies and cleaning materials, donated by county residents and having the resources to keep the same number of officers on the streets- but they need your diligence.
  Chief Melissa Hy
  
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• Baltimore police commissioner: Groups of 10+ people will be dispersed - Fox Baltimore

  23-03-2020 22:17 via foxbaltimore.com
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• Another Baltimore Cop Facing Criminal Charges, This Time For Stealing 3 Kilos Of Coke From A Drug Bust - Techdirt

  23-03-2020 22:05 via techdirt.com
  
  Another Baltimore Cop Facing Criminal Charges, This Time For Stealing 3 Kilos Of Coke From A Drug Bust  Techdirt
  
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• 50 Marylanders, Including 5 Kids, Have Died From Influenza-Related Illnesses This Flu Season, Health Department Says

  23-03-2020 20:55
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — While the focus in recent weeks has been on the coronavirus, dozens of Marylanders have died from influenza-related illnesses this flu season.
  The latest report from the Maryland Department of Health shows 45 adults and five children have died since the flu season began in October.
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• Coronavirus Pandemic Leave You Unemployed? Here’s How Marylanders Can Get Help

  23-03-2020 20:41
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Any Marylander whose without work due to the coronavirus epidemic can immediately apply for unemployment benefits, even if their business closed only temporarily.
  During a press conference Monday, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan discussed the resources available to those who may have lost work due to the coronavirus pandemic.
  “If you’ve been laid off, you can immediately file a claim through phone or email or by submitting an application online,” Hogan sa
  
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• Coronavirus Impact: BGE Customers With Disconnected Service Can Get Service Restored During COVID-19 Pandemic

  23-03-2020 20:40
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — If your BGE service was disconnected before March 13 you can contact BGE to get it turned back on, the company announced Monday.
  Gov. Hogan has prohibited utility companies- including electric, gas, water, sewer, phone, cable TV and Internet service providers- from shutting off any residential customers or charging late fees.
  As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, BGE will be working with residents whose service was disconnected before the March 13 moratorium on service disc
  
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• MD Coronavirus: Special Shopping Hours For Seniors At Stores - Baltimore, MD Patch

  23-03-2020 20:36 via patch.com
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• 52-Year-Old Timothy Gough Charged With Murder In Girlfriend’s Fatal Stabbing In Glen Burnie, Police Say

  23-03-2020 20:35
  
  GLEN BURNIE, Md. (WJZ) — A 52-year-old Glen Burnie man was arrested Monday in the fatal stabbing of his 32-year-old girlfriend, Anne Arundel County Police said.
  Timothy Paul Gough. Credit: Anne Arundel County Police
  Officers were called to a home in the 5800 block of Larsen Street around 12:20 a.m. for a report of a stabbing. When they arrived, they reportedly found Timothy Paul Gough outside the home with blood on him. Inside the home, they found the victim, Shannon Nicole Sauter, with ap
  
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• 'It's pretty dire': Baltimore's out-of-work bartenders, servers face uncertain future - Baltimore Business Journal

  23-03-2020 20:34 via bizjournals.com
  'It's pretty dire': Baltimore's out-of-work bartenders, servers face uncertain future  Baltimore Business Journal
  
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• These Baltimore businesses are collectively giving millions to coronavirus relief efforts - Baltimore Sun

  23-03-2020 20:27 via baltimoresun.com
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• Coronavirus Impact: Maryland Small Business Owners Affected By COVID-19 Pandemic Can Apply For Low-Interest Loans, Grants To Cover Costs

  23-03-2020 20:23
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — More than $350 million in funds has been opened up to help support Maryland small businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
  Gov. Larry Hogan and other Maryland officials made the announcement Monday during a daily briefing about coronavirus in Maryland.
  Hogan ordered all non-essential businesses close as of 5 p.m. Monday, but did not issue an official “lockdown” in the state.
  Hogan also announced that the state also received its disaster declaratio
  
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• NEW: Baltimore City Expands Free Meal Sites - Fox Baltimore

  23-03-2020 19:57 via foxbaltimore.com
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• Coronavirus Impact: Gov. Larry Hogan Issues Order To Protect Families From Price Gouging On Household Essentials

  23-03-2020 19:55
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — While Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan ordered the closure of all non-essential businesses Monday, he also made a number of other announcements, including an executive order to combat price-gouging.
  Hogan’s order covers all essential household items and commodities.
  “Retailers who attempt to exploit this crisis for profit and gain, will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law,” Hogan said.
  Maryland has reported more than 250 confirmed cases of COVID
  
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• Virginia Public Schools To Close For Rest Of School Year, Gov. Northam Orders Some Businesses Close

  23-03-2020 19:22
  
  RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Virginia public schools will remain closed for the rest of the current school year and certain types of businesses, like bowling alleys, gyms and theaters, must close in response to the coronavirus outbreak, Gov. Ralph Northam said Monday.
  Northam’s order would not apply to businesses deemed essential, including grocery stores, pharmacies and gas stations.
  His announcement comes as the number of people testing positive for the virus continues to rise. As of Monda
  
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• Maryland receives kits for 1,000 coronavirus tests from Chinese company - Baltimore Sun

  23-03-2020 19:21 via baltimoresun.com
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• Consumers Urged To Join Tuesday’s ‘Great American Takeout’ To Support Restaurants

  23-03-2020 19:10
  
  (CBS Local) — The restaurant industry, which has been particularly hard-hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, is asking consumers to participate in “The Great American Takeout” on Tuesday, March 24.
  Many states and cities nationwide have ordered all dine-in restaurant operations closed to help stop the spread of the coronavirus.
  And while many restaurants can still offer takeout service, delivery and pick-up, social distancing and lockdowns pose a tremendous economic threat to the rest
  
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• 34-Year-Old Woman Kathleen Lehan Missing From Middletown

  23-03-2020 19:10
  
  MIDDLETOWN, MD. (WJZ) — Police are searching for a missing 34-year-old woman who was last seen Sunday afternoon in the Middletown area.
  Kathleen Lehan, who goes by Katie, has brown curly hair and was last seen wearing a gray Salisbury sweatshirt, blue jeans, gray/pink socks and black shoes.
  Credit: Frederick Police
  Police ask anyone with information on where she may be to call 911, or if anyone sees her.
  
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• Report: IOC Member Dick Pound Says 2020 Tokyo Olympics Will Be Postponed Due To Coronavirus

  23-03-2020 19:05
  
  (CBS Local)- The calls for the postponement of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics have gotten increasingly louder over the past several days and it appears the International Olympic Committee has heard them. Veteran IOC member Dick Pound told USA Today Sports that this summer’s Games will be postponed, there just hasn’t been an exact timetable set yet.
  “On the basis of the information the IOC has, postponement has been decided,” Pound told USA Today. “The parameters going forw
  
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• Man Dead, Another Injured After Falling Off Pickup Truck During Illegal Street Racing Event In Frederick County

  23-03-2020 18:57
  
  UNION BRIDGE, MD. (WJZ) — A 22-year-old man is dead and a 19-year-old man is injured after an illegal street race event led to the two of them falling off the back of a pickup truck late Friday night in Frederick County.
  Officers were called to the area of Clemsonville Road and Fountain Rock Road in Union Bridge at around 10:15 p.m. Friday night for a report of a large group of people racing vehicles on the road.
  While on their way there, they got a second call, this time for near the 1080
  
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• ‘Plan For Resumption Of Pre-Coronavirus Normality’: Dr. Drew Pate On Maintaining Mental Health During Coronavirus

  23-03-2020 18:35
  
  (CBS Local)– The unprecedented circumstances revolving around the coronavirus pandemic have forced individuals and families all over the world to create a new normal at home. While a lot is changing every single day, psychiatrist Dr. Drew Pate is stressing people to create a new sense of normal in their lives.
  “The biggest thing is to maintain as much structure and continuity and normalcy as possible,” said Dr. Pate in an interview with CBS Local’s DJ Sixsmith.
  
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• Coronavirus Update: Walgreens In Queen Anne’s County Closes After Employee Tested For COVID-19, Results Pending

  23-03-2020 18:34
  
  CENTREVILLE, MD. (WJZ) — A Walgreens in Queen Anne’s County is closed after they were notified an employee was tested for the coronavirus on Friday, March 20.
  The test results are pending, and the store, located in Centreville, ordered a level one decontamination. Walgreens did not provide any other information on the case.
  The Centreville location is closed, but the drive-up pharmacy window is open.
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• Man Suffers Gunshot Wound To Face In SW Baltimore Shooting, Police Say - CBS Baltimore

  23-03-2020 18:33 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore County Requests Maryland National Guard’s Help To Support COVID-19 Response

  23-03-2020 17:56
  
  TOWSON, MD. (WJZ) — Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski is asking the Maryland National Guard for its help to give humanitarian and emergency management assistance to County government as it responds to the COVID-19 pandemic.
  “We’ve asked for the Guard’s help to support our County’s evolving response to this unprecedented pandemic,” Olszewski said. “These are neighbors from our communities who are here to support us all during this uncertain time
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Drive-Thru Tests To Start At FedEx Field, VEI Centers; ‘Alternative Care Sites’ At Baltimore Convention Center, Hilton Hotel

  23-03-2020 17:22
  
  ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — As cases continue to grow in the state, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced more specific health care measures to limit the spread and help those who are affected.
  As part of the state’s hospital surge plan, Gov. Hogan ordered the Baltimore Convention Center and Hilton Hotel to become “alternative care sites”, a plan that works as a partnership between the University of Maryland Medical System and Johns Hopkins.
  “My administration is marshaling eve
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Convention Center, Hilton Hotel To Be Turned Into Field Hospitals; Drive-Thru Testing Sites Across State To Open

  23-03-2020 17:22
  
  ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — As cases continue to grow in the state, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced more specific health care measures to limit the spread and help those who are affected.
  As part of the state’s hospital surge plan, Gov. Hogan ordered the Baltimore Convention Center and Hilton Hotel to become “alternative care sites”, a plan that works as a partnership between the University of Maryland Medical System and Johns Hopkins.
  “My administration is marshaling eve
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Orders All Non-Essential Businesses To Close Monday, But Not A ‘Lockdown’

  23-03-2020 17:20
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Gov. Larry Hogan orders all non-essential businesses to close as of 5 p.m. Monday, but didn’t go as far as issuing a “stay-at-home” order to combat the spread of coronavirus.
  Hogan took the action Monday after saying Marylanders weren’t heeding warnings about COVID-19 and weren’t practicing good social distancing.1a. This is NOT a shelter-in-place order. However, we are URGING Marylanders to STAY HOME as much as possible. If you don't ne
  
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• Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s Husband, University Of Baltimore Law Professor John Bessler, Has COVID-19 - CBS Baltimore

  23-03-2020 17:05 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  
  Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s Husband, University Of Baltimore Law Professor John Bessler, Has COVID-19  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s Husband, University Of Baltimore Law Professor John Klobuchar, Has COVID-19

  23-03-2020 16:46
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Former presidential hopeful and current Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s husband has coronavirus, the senator confirmed Monday morning.
  “I have news that many Americans are facing right now: my husband John has the coronavirus.” she said in a Medium post.
  John Klobuchar is a law professor at the University of Baltimore. She said he started to feel sick while she was in Minnesota and he was in Washington, D.C., he thought it was just a cold. But they said he immediat
  
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• Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s Husband, University Of Baltimore Law Professor John Bessler, Has COVID-19

  23-03-2020 16:46
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Former presidential hopeful and current Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s husband has coronavirus, the senator confirmed Monday morning.
  “I have news that many Americans are facing right now: my husband John has the coronavirus.” she said in a Medium post.
  John Bessler is a law professor at the University of Baltimore. She said he started to feel sick while she was in Minnesota and he was in Washington, D.C., he thought it was just a cold. But they said he immediatel
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Orders All Non-Essential Businesses To Close Monday, But Not Issuing ‘Stay At Home’ Order

  23-03-2020 16:30
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Gov. Larry Hogan orders all non-essential businesses to close as of 5 p.m. Monday, but didn’t go as far as issuing a “stay-at-home” order to combat the spread of coronavirus.
  Hogan took the action Monday after saying Marylanders weren’t heeding warnings about COVID-19 and weren’t practicing good social distancing.1a. This is NOT a shelter-in-place order. However, we are URGING Marylanders to STAY HOME as much as possible. If you don't ne
  
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• Calais Campbell On Trade To Baltimore: ‘Feel Like Ravens Have Legitimate Chance’ At Super Bowl Glory

  23-03-2020 15:54
  
  (WJZ)- The Baltimore Ravens made a big splash prior to the opening of the new NFL league year when the team acquired 5x Pro Bowl defensive end Calais Campbell from the Jacksonville Jaguars in exchange for a 5th round pick. Now, Campbell says he is “so glad” he was dealt to a team that has a strong shot at winning a Super Bowl and believes the sky is the limit in Charm City.
  The trade addresses one of the team’s biggest needs (pass rusher) and brings in a veteran presence to the
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: UMMS Provider Tests Positive For COVID-19

  23-03-2020 15:32
  
  CHEVERLY, MD. (WJZ) — A University of Maryland Medical System provider has tested positive for COVID-19, the system confirmed Monday morning.
  “…we anticipated that our clinical staff would have a higher risk of exposure, even when following safety protocols as outlined the Centers for Disease Control and the Maryland Department of Health,” UMMS said in a statement.
  UMMS said that when a provider tested positive for COVID-19, they took “immediate steps” to inv
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland COVID-19 Cases Grow To At Least 288 Monday

  23-03-2020 15:10
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — The Maryland Department of Health is reporting at least 288 coronavirus cases across the state as of Monday morning. It was 244 Sunday.
  Out of Maryland’s 24 counties, 21 counties have reported positive COVID-19 cases. The only counties that haven’t reported cases are Allegany, Dorchester and Kent counties.
  Here’s the county-by-county breakdown of cases, according to the state:Anne Arundel – 20
  Baltimore City – 31
  Baltimore County –
  
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• Simulated March Madness: Maryland Vs. Baylor For National Championship

  23-03-2020 14:48
  
  (CBS Local/CBS Baltimore)- Heading into another week without sports due to the coronavirus pandemic, we as sports fans are making do with what is available to us.
  Over the weekend, CBS aired classic NCAA Tournament games including several recent championship matchups. ESPN brought back “The Ocho” on Sunday featuring a wide array of the weirdest sports from around the globe. And now, on this Monday after what would have been the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament, we have a natio
  
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• March Madness: Terps In Title Picture? Simulation Picks Maryland Vs. Baylor For National Championship

  23-03-2020 14:48
  
  (CBS Local/CBS Baltimore)- Heading into another week without sports due to the coronavirus pandemic, we as sports fans are making do with what is available to us.
  Over the weekend, CBS aired classic NCAA Tournament games including several recent championship matchups. ESPN brought back “The Ocho” on Sunday featuring a wide array of the weirdest sports from around the globe. And now, on this Monday after what would have been the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament, we have a natio
  
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• Maryland Weather: Rain Throughout The Day

  23-03-2020 14:13
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Expect a damp day in Baltimore and around the state Monday.
  WJZ’s Marty Bass said rain is expected throughout the day with the high at 49.
  There were showers already Monday morning and more shower activity is expected later.
  A coastal low develops and then moves out of the region.
  Anywhere from about half-inch to a quarter-inch of rain throughout the day.The good news, it’ll be milder and partly sunny Tuesday with 60 as the high.
  Stay up-to-date with the 
  
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• LIST: Here Are The Symptoms Of Coronavirus And When To Seek Help

  23-03-2020 14:13
  
  (CNN) — What are the telling signs that you may have the novel coronavirus, also known as Covid-19?
  The main list of acute symptoms at this time is actually quite short and can appear anywhere from two to 14 days after exposure to the virus, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
  “We’re emphasizing fever plus a notable lower respiratory tract symptom — cough or trouble breathing,” said infectious disease expert Dr. William Schaffner, a profe
  
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• 55th ACM Awards Will Air September 16th Following Coronavirus Postponement

  23-03-2020 14:00
  
  Last week the Academy of Country Music and CBS announced they will broadcast ACM Presents: Our Country on April 5th in place of The 55th ACM Awards due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. Earlier today both groups also announced the new air date for the postponed awards which will take place, Wednesday, September 16th at 8:00 PM, live ET/delayed PT. As previously announced, the special that honors the biggest names and emerging talent in the country music industry will be hosted by reigning ACM
  
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• Weather Blog: Showers Today

  23-03-2020 13:37
  
  Hi Everyone!
  Showers today, and cool temps will really get the already pretty beautiful Spring into a higher gear. Cool today, but much milder tomorrow. And Spring will look lovely. I point all this out to point out, and promote again, social distancing.
  If we do not do it the practice will be forced on us. It works and will become the norm. Just the facts. And there is no reason not to get some fresh air, and a mental break from self-quarantine, by getting out. Driving around and seeing the flo
  
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• Call Centers For Tax Help To Close Due To Coronavirus Concerns

  23-03-2020 12:00
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ)– Comptroller Peter Franchot announced Monday that some call centers dedicated to helping people with their taxes would close at the end of the day.
  Taxpayer services at 1-800-MD-TAXES will stop after 4:30 p.m.
  In a statement, Franchot says the move is keep employees safe.
  The statement went on to say “By extending the filing and payment deadline for individual and corporate income taxes to July 15th, as well as postponing most business tax payments until June 1st, we&
  
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• Firefighter injured in East Baltimore fire - Fox Baltimore

  23-03-2020 08:00 via foxbaltimore.com
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• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore County Teachers Create Parade, Drive By Students’ Homes - CBS Baltimore

  23-03-2020 05:47 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  
  Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore County Teachers Create Parade, Drive By Students’ Homes  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Marylanders Stranded In Central, South America Due To COVID-19

  23-03-2020 04:47
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The coronavirus pandemic has become a major roadblock for many Americans outside the country who are trying to get home.
  Several Marylanders are among those stuck thousands of miles from home.
  Jessa Coulter and Mallory Cicchino are Towson University alumni and among a dozen Americans trying to get home from Honduras.
  “Right now we are safe and healthy but I think we are just concerned with what the future will hold for us in terms of healthcare and materials and sup
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Secret Service Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19 - CBS Baltimore

  23-03-2020 04:25 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  
  Coronavirus Latest: Secret Service Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19  CBS Baltimore
  
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