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• Coronavirus In Maryland: Low-Income Communities Hit Especially Hard By COVID-19

  01-04-2020 23:59
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — There are hundreds of families living at Douglass Homes affordable housing community in Baltimore who said it’s hard to find essential items at their local grocery stores during the coronavirus pandemic.
  Ron Williams is a resident at Douglass Homes who lost his job on March 18. He said that things have been difficult ever since.
  “Money is tight, bills aren’t getting paid,” he said.
  Reverend Annie Chambers handed out food donations Wednesday. S
  
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• Triple shooting reported off of NE Baltimore's Harford Road - Fox Baltimore

  01-04-2020 23:58
  Triple shooting reported off of NE Baltimore's Harford Road  Fox Baltimore
  
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• Police: Three Men Injured In Triple Shooting In Northeast Baltimore

  01-04-2020 23:57
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police are investigating after a triple shooting left three men injured in northeast Baltimore on Wednesday afternoon.
  Police were called to an area hospital just before 4:30 p.m. for a report of a walk-in shooting victim. When officers arrived, they found three men suffering from non-life-threatening gunshot wounds.
  Preliminary investigation revealed that the victims were in the 2000 block of East 30th Street when they were shot by an unidentified suspect.
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• Coronavirus Questions: Who Gets Treatment If Maryland Runs Short On Medical Supplies?

  01-04-2020 23:52
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — It’s something none of us want to think about, but healthcare and legal professionals say it’s crucial to have a plan in place if and when there is a shortage of medical supplies.
  These are terribly difficult questions, and experts in this field have created a set of guidelines in the event that hospitals get overwhelmed and have to ration their supplies.
  At least 522 Marylanders have been hospitalized at some point with COVID-19, but Governor Larry Hogan
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: New Case Reported At Baltimore City Schools

  01-04-2020 23:13
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — An individual supporting Steuart Hill Academic Academy recently tested positive for the COVID-19 during the school building closure period.
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• Coronavirus Latest: U.S. Postal Service Employee In Baltimore Tests Positive For Coronavirus

  01-04-2020 23:08
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A U.S. Postal Service employee at the Brooklyn Post Office in Baltimore has tested positive for coronavirus, according to officials.
  The U.S. Postal Service said it believes the risk is low for employees who work at the office, but will continue to monitor the situation as new information becomes available.
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• Coronavirus And Alzheimer’s: How To Continue Social Connection Despite Social Distancing

  01-04-2020 23:02
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — In this time of social distancing, many families and caregivers of those who suffer from Alzheimer’s or dementia are struggling.
  For those who suffer from Alzheimer’s or dementia, social connection means everything. But now, in this time of social distancing, it’s a difficult concept for them to grasp.
  For the past five years, 57-year old Steven Owens has been dealing with an early-onset Alzheimer’s.
  “I guess I kind of go back and forth. Not
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Prince George’s County Launches Business Relief Fund

  01-04-2020 22:58
  
  LARGO, Md. (WJZ) — Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks launched Wednesday a business relief fund to assist local small businesses facing economic hardship due to the coronavirus pandemic.
  The new initiative is a public-private partnership of County and private resources providing loans and grant funding of up to $15 million for area businesses.
  The Prince George’s County Council approved $10 million in EDI Funds during a virtual council session on Tuesday.
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• ‘Man With A Plan’s’ Kevin Nealon On Season 4 Premiere: ‘A Lot Of Emotional Heart Strings’

  01-04-2020 22:57
  
  Man With A Plan returns with an all-new season this Thursday, April 2nd at 8:30 PM ET/PT, only on CBS and streaming on CBS All Access. Starring Kevin Nealon and Matt LeBlanc as brothers, Man With A Plan also features Liza Snyder and Stacy Keach.
  CBS Local’s Matt Weiss caught up with Nealon to discuss the show’s fourth season, playing Don Burns and working alongside Matt LeBlanc.
  MW: Good morning Kevin, how are you today? 
  KN: Good, how are you? 
  MW: Doing well, excited to t
  
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• Why Is Prince George’s County So Important To Basketball?

  01-04-2020 22:47
  
  (WJZ) — Why do so many of the nation’s best basketball players come from Prince George’s County? Kevin Durant, the two-time NBA champion, two-time Finals MVP and 10-time All-Star, is a native of Suitland. Markelle Fultz, the top pick in the 2017 NBA Draft, grew up in Upper Marlboro. Five-time WNBA champion Rebekkah Brunson attended Oxen Hill High School. There are many, many others.
  Is there something about this suburb of Washington, DC and its social, economic and cultural evo
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Montgomery County Officials Announce Second COVID-19 Death

  01-04-2020 22:32
  
  MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — Officials in Montgomery County announced Wednesday the county’s second coronavirus death.
  Officials said the victim was a man in his 60s.
  County public health officials reported that the man died at a local hospital after experiencing symptoms.
  After being admitted to the hospital on Friday, March 27, he was tested for COVID-19, and then died several hours later. As of Wednesday, there have been 31 COVID-19 related deaths in Maryland.
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• Let The Speculation Begin: Video Shows Lamar Jackson Working Out With Antonio Brown, Cousin Hollywood In Florida

  01-04-2020 22:20
  
  (WJZ) – The duo of quarterback Lamar Jackson and wide receiver Marquise “Hollywood” Brown developed a nice chemistry in 2019, teaming up for 584 yards and seven touchdowns over 46 receptions in Brown’s rookie season. Fans and writers alike agree the team needs another top receiver in the fold to complement the speedy sophomore, and that’s where a new post on social media will leave many asking: Could Antonio Brown, Hollywood’s cousin, be the answer?
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• Coronavirus Latest: 3 Drive-Up COVID-19 Testing Sites Open At Locations Normally Used For Emission Testing

  01-04-2020 22:09
  
  GLEN BURNIE, Md. (WJZ) — Coronavirus testing has expanded now to several locations normally used for vehicle emission testing.
  Three locations — in Glen Burnie, Waldorf and Bel Air — opened Wednesday. The sites are limited because COVID-19 tests are.
  All three will be open limited hours and require an appointment and an order from a health care provider.
  Patients start by snaking their way through the parking lot, directed by the National Guard up to a triage tent. From there,
  
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• Officials: Man Hides Coronavirus Symptoms To Visit Wife In Maternity Ward

  01-04-2020 22:00
  
  ROCHESTER, N.Y. (CBS Local) — A man who was feeling sick attempted to hide his coronavirus symptoms so he could see his expectant wife in the maternity ward, according to officials at an upstate New York hospital.
  The man admitted he was sick after his wife displayed COVID-19 symptoms after giving birth last week at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester, a spokesperson said.
  “The mother became symptomatic shortly after delivering. That’s when the significant other admitted his
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: 4 COVID-19 Cases At Levindale Facility In Baltimore As More Area Nursing Homes Report Cases - CBS Baltimore

  01-04-2020 21:57
  
  Coronavirus Latest: 4 COVID-19 Cases At Levindale Facility In Baltimore As More Area Nursing Homes Report Cases  CBS Baltimore
  
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• ‘Top 50 Singles Is My Next Marker I Want To Hit’: Taylor Townsend On World Team Tennis All Star Event On CBS

  01-04-2020 21:52
  
  (CBS Local Sports)– Everyone is dying to watch sports these days and on Saturday April 4, CBS will air a World Team Tennis All Star event featuring some of the biggest names in tennis.
  Maria Sharapova, Sam Querrey, Taylor Towsend, James Blake and Mardy Fish are just a few of the competitors fans will see on Saturday at 1:30pm EST/PST. The 23-year-old Townsend is one of the best young stars in tennis and is coming off a 2019 season when she made it to the 4th round of the U.S. Open and beat
  
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• Man Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash In NE Baltimore, Police Investigating

  01-04-2020 21:41
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police are searching for information on a silver pickup truck and its driver after a man was killed in a hit-and-run crash late Tuesday night.
  Officers responded to the 1200 block of Bonaparte Avenue for a serious accident at around 10:40 p.m., where they found a 60-year-old man who had massive head trauma and trauma to his body. He was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital where he died shortly after.
  Investigators believe the victim was walking in the street when a silver pic
  
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• Is the re-signing of Jimmy Smith flying under the radar? - Baltimore Beatdown

  01-04-2020 21:39
  
  Is the re-signing of Jimmy Smith flying under the radar?  Baltimore Beatdown
  
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• OIG Report Finds DPW Employee Stole Time, Falsified Time Sheets, Used City Vehicle For Personal Use

  01-04-2020 21:20
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Office of Inspector General in Baltimore has found that a Department of Public Works’s Water and Waste Water Bureau- specifically Washington Boulevard employee allegedly violated several Baltimore City and DPW policies while on duty between November and December 2019.
  The allegations include stealing time, falsifying time sheets and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.
  The OIG investigation did confirm DPW management disciplined the employee on November 26, 2019
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: 4 COVID-19 Cases At Levindale Facility In Baltimore, LifeBridge Health Confirms

  01-04-2020 21:20
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — There are now four COVID-19 cases at the Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center & Hospital in Baltimore, a statement from LifeBridge Health confirmed Wednesday.
  Three cases were originally confirmed by the Baltimore City Health Commissioner earlier Wednesday morning.There are now 3 #COVID19 cases at the Levindale facility in Baltimore according to the Baltimore City Health Commissioner @wjz #coronavirus
  — Mike Hellgren (@HellgrenWJZ) April 1, 2020LifeBridge Health sa
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: 4 COVID-19 Cases At Levindale Facility In Baltimore As More Area Nursing Homes Report Cases

  01-04-2020 21:20
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — There are now four COVID-19 cases at the Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center & Hospital in Baltimore, a statement from LifeBridge Health confirmed Wednesday.
  Three cases were originally confirmed by the Baltimore City Health Commissioner earlier Wednesday morning.There are now 3 #COVID19 cases at the Levindale facility in Baltimore according to the Baltimore City Health Commissioner @wjz #coronavirus
  — Mike Hellgren (@HellgrenWJZ) April 1, 2020LifeBridge Health sa
  
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• Former BC Forward Jairus Hamilton Commits To Maryland

  01-04-2020 21:06
  
  COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) — Forward Jairus Hamilton has committed to Maryland after playing basketball for two years for Boston College.
  The 6-foot-8 Hamilton played in 24 games with the Eagles last season, including 20 starts. He averaged 9.5 points and tallied a career-high 23 on Jan. 25 in a victory over Virginia Tech.
  Hamilton entered the transfer portal last week and announced his move to Maryland on Twitter on Wednesday with the words, “Beyond Blessed.”Beyond Blessed#FearThe
  
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• ‘I’m Preparing For No Season At All’: MLB Insider Jared Diamond Admits Grim Outlook For 2020 MLB Season

  01-04-2020 21:05
  
  (CBS Local)- Major League Baseball, like the NBA, NHL, MLS and many other sports leagues, is still trying to figure out how to go about having their 2020 season in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. But what if there isn’t a season at all? Sadly, some experts believe this reality appears more and more likely by the day.
  Late last week, the league announced it had come to an agreement with the MLB Player’s Association on stipulations for the return of the league. Among the stipula
  
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• Baltimore OIG: DPW Worker Misused City Vehicle, Lied About Overtime - Fox Baltimore

  01-04-2020 20:57
  Baltimore OIG: DPW Worker Misused City Vehicle, Lied About Overtime  Fox Baltimore
  
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• Baltimore City lags in responding to census - Baltimore Sun

  01-04-2020 20:54
  Baltimore City lags in responding to census  Baltimore Sun
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Schools Superintendent Karen Salmon Agrees To New One-Year Contract

  01-04-2020 20:51
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Maryland schools superintendent Karen Salmon will stay on as the department’s leader for an additional year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
  Salmon agreed to a new, one-year contract through June 30, 2021. In December, she announced she planned to step down at the end of her term in June.
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• Inspectors Find Invasive Asian Gypsy Moth Eggs On Ship At Port Of Baltimore

  01-04-2020 20:35
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Agriculture specialists discovered an egg mass on a coal freighter at the Port of Baltimore on March 22, and have determined it was likely of the “highly destructive” Asian Gypsy Moth species.
  U.S. Department of Agriculture experts said the nonnative species could cause “serious, widespread damage” to forests in North America, according to the department’s Invasive Species Information Center.
  “While most of the country remains hunkered
  
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• Applications open for Philanthropy Tank Baltimore - Maryland Daily Record

  01-04-2020 20:17
  
  Applications open for Philanthropy Tank Baltimore  Maryland Daily Record
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: UMD Nursing School Asking For Help Sewing Cloth Masks

  01-04-2020 20:14
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Staff, students and alumni of the University of Maryland School of Nursing have sewn hundreds of cloth masks for medical workers and now they’re asking the community to join in the effort to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
  In a single week, the nursing school’s volunteers have put together more than 400 masks that they’re giving to the University of Maryland Medical Center.
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• Coronavirus Latest: How To File For Unemployment In Maryland

  01-04-2020 20:04
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — There’s a new way to file for unemployment in Maryland after the system was inundated with calls and emails last week.
  The state’s Division of Unemployment Insurance’s website and call centers had an unprecedented volume of users after many Marylanders were furloughed or laid off from jobs with non-essential businesses.
  “We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience during these uncertain times,” the unemployment off
  
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• Baltimore City officials expect $42M deficit due to coronavirus pandemic - WBAL TV Baltimore

  01-04-2020 19:58
  Baltimore City officials expect $42M deficit due to coronavirus pandemic  WBAL TV Baltimore
  
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• Volunteers On Horseback Deliver Groceries To Seniors Confined By Coronavirus Pandemic

  01-04-2020 19:48
  
  SPENCER, Okla. (CBS Local)— Volunteers in Oklahoma are saddling up to lend a helping hand to senior residents who can’t leave their homes because of coronavirus pandemic.
  On a rainy Monday, Lisa Mahmoodjanloo and dozens of other volunteers delivered large boxes of food and supplies to 56 people, which is nearly every person at the Roscoe Dunjee Senior Living Center in Spencer.
  “We love our seniors. We want to make anything easier for them,” she told KOCO.
  This time, they
  
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• Coronavirus Updates: Certain State Employees Will Get COVID-19 Response Pay While Working During Pandemic

  01-04-2020 19:44
  
  ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — The state is laying out a COVID-19 response pay plan, to help state employees being called to work when other Marylanders are staying home.
  The governor’s office said Wednesday it will help certain state employees, who if eligible, will receive a COVID-19 Response Pay differential of $3.13 for each hour actually worked or approximately $250 a pay period.
  Gov. Hogan’s press secretary Mike Ricci said they anticipate employees working in 24/7 operations within th
  
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• Four Men Arrested In ‘Targeted’ Lansdowne Shooting, Police Say

  01-04-2020 19:37
  
  LANSDOWNE, Md. (WJZ) — Four men have been arrested in a shooting that left a man injured in Lansdowne earlier this month, police said Wednesday.
  Left to right: Theodore Antonio Alston, Clay Nazzarae Hart, Jr., Darnell William Jones and Dionte Terrell Johnson. Credit: Baltimore County Police
  Theodore Antonio Alson, 29, Clay Nazzarae Hart, Jr., 23, Darnell William Jones, 25, and Dionte Terrell Johnson, 22, each face charges of attempted first-degree murder and use of a firearm in a felony am
  
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• Four Men Arrested In ‘Targeted’ Lansdowne Shooting

  01-04-2020 19:37
  
  LANSDOWNE, Md. (WJZ) — Four men have been arrested in a shooting that left a man injured in Lansdowne earlier this month, police said Wednesday.
  Left to right: Theodore Antonio Alston, Clay Nazzarae Hart, Jr., Darnell William Jones and Dionte Terrell Johnson. Credit: Baltimore County Police
  Theodore Antonio Alson, 29, Clay Nazzarae Hart, Jr., 23, Darnell William Jones, 25, and Dionte Terrell Johnson, 22, each face charges of attempted first-degree murder and use of a firearm in a felony am
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan Issues Two Emergency Orders Expanding Telehealth, Upgrade Disabilities Services Personnel

  01-04-2020 19:31
  
  ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — Gov. Larry Hogan enacted two emergency orders Wednesday, including expanding telehealth services and the designation of disabilities services personnel as health care providers.
  “As our state faces new and unprecedented challenges, we need to be adaptive, innovative, and inclusive in our response,” said Governor Hogan. “The orders I have issued today help ensure that Marylanders of all ages and abilities can continue receiving essential services througho
  
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• ‘Things Are Going To Hurt More’ Without Fans For NXT Superstar Keith Lee

  01-04-2020 19:25
  
  (CBSNewYork) — A month ago, when NXT Superstar Keith Lee thought about what this weekend would look like, he was envisioning feeding off the energy of tens of thousands of screaming fans who had converged from all corners of the world to celebrate the biggest sports entertainment party of the year. Not in a million years could he have predicted things would turn out so differently.
  Rather than defend the North American championship at NXT TakeOver: Tampa on Saturday, he will be putting the
  
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• ‘It’s A Time To Rally’: Couple Donates Flowers After Wedding Cancelled Due To Coronavirus

  01-04-2020 19:22
  
  BROOKHAVEN, Ga. (CBS Local) — A bride in Georgia who was forced to cancel her wedding due to the coronavirus pandemic has turned her disappointment into a kind gesture.
  Megan Hevner of Brookhaven was all set to get married at the Atlanta Athletic Club on March 28 when the COVID-19 pandemic changed everything.
  “We had to make the tough decision about two or three weeks ago,” she told WAGA. “We didn’t want to put anybody at risk.”
  Hevner and her fianc&eacut
  
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• ‘Welcome Back, Dave!’ | Baltimore County Police Officer Shot In Line-Of-Duty While Serving Warrant Returns To Work - CBS Baltimore

  01-04-2020 19:15
  
  ‘Welcome Back, Dave!’ | Baltimore County Police Officer Shot In Line-Of-Duty While Serving Warrant Returns To Work  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Pedestrian Struck, Killed While Crossing Pulaski Highway In White Marsh, Police Say

  01-04-2020 19:09
  
  WHITE MARSH, Md. (WJZ) — A Baltimore County woman was killed after being hit by a vehicle while crossing Pulaski Highway Tuesday night, police said.
  The crash happened around 10:37 p.m. on Pulaski Highway near Batavia Farm Road. Police said the victim, Jennifer Armentrout, 43, was crossing the highway when she was hit by a BMW.
  Armentrout was pronounced dead at the scene.
  The driver of the BMW stayed at the scene, police said. The cause of the crash is still under investigation.
  
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• ‘Welcome Back, Dave!’ | Baltimore County Police Officer Shot In Line-Of-Duty While Serving Warrant Returns To Work

  01-04-2020 18:59
  
  TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — A Baltimore County police detective who was shot in the line of duty while serving a warrant as part of a U.S. Marshals task force has returned to work.
  Detective Dave Swinney was one of two officers who were shot in Baltimore on February 12 while serving a warrant on a man wanted in connection with a domestic shooting in Philadelphia.
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• Coronavirus Resources: Special Enrollment Extended For Uninsured Marylanders Until June 15

  01-04-2020 18:58
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Maryland Health Benefit Exchange is extending the special enrollment period for uninsured Marylanders until June 15, to help them during the state of emergency for the coronavirus declared by Gov. Larry Hogan in March.
  Uninsured Marylanders can still enroll through the state’s health insurance marketplace, MarylandHealthConnection.gov.
  The enrollment period began March 16 and will run until June 15. Anyone who needs to enroll can do so on the “Enroll MHC&r
  
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• Olszewski: Most Baltimore Co. Residents Complying With Gov. Hogan's Orders - WBAL Radio

  01-04-2020 18:56
  Olszewski: Most Baltimore Co. Residents Complying With Gov. Hogan's Orders  WBAL Radio
  
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• Coronavirus Relief Checks: Who Gets One? Who Doesn’t?

  01-04-2020 18:51
  
  (CBS News) — The stimulus checks that Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says will be deposited into Americans’ bank accounts “within three weeks” won’t be enjoyed by everyone.
  That’s because the massive $2 trillion stimulus package, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Security (CARES) Act, excludes some Americans from receiving the one-time payments, which are set at $1,200 for adults and $500 for children, CBS News reports.
  Here’s who won’t
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Cecil County Reports Its First COVID-19 Death

  01-04-2020 18:39
  
  ELKTON, Md. (WJZ) — An Elkton man in his 80s is the first patient from Cecil County to die from coronavirus.
  The elderly man who had underlying health conditions died on March 31.
  “I was deeply saddened to learn of this first confirmed Novel Coronavirus-related fatality in Cecil County. Our thoughts and prayers are extended to the family and friends of the gentleman who passed,” said County Executive Alan McCarthy. “Our first responders, emergency services personnel, law
  
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• Frank's Pizza & Pasta says "We're Open Baltimore" - wmar2news.com

  01-04-2020 18:38
  
  Frank's Pizza & Pasta says "We're Open Baltimore"  wmar2news.com
  
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• Four arrested for ‘targeted’ Lansdowne shooting - Baltimore Sun's Midnight Sun

  01-04-2020 18:24
  Four arrested for ‘targeted’ Lansdowne shooting  Baltimore Sun's Midnight Sun
  
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• Baltimore spending board approves surveillance plane pilot program to capture images from city streets - Baltimore Sun

  01-04-2020 18:20
  Baltimore spending board approves surveillance plane pilot program to capture images from city streets  Baltimore Sun
  
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• WANTED: Woman Allegedly Fled From Baltimore Accident, Stole Other Driver’s Phone After They Took Pictures - CBS Baltimore

  01-04-2020 18:11
  
  WANTED: Woman Allegedly Fled From Baltimore Accident, Stole Other Driver’s Phone After They Took Pictures  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Baltimore City Board Of Estimates Votes In Favor Of Contract To Launch Surveillance Plane Pilot Program

  01-04-2020 18:10
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Baltimore Board of Estimates voted in favor Wednesday of a contract to launch a second aerial surveillance pilot program in the city between BPD and Persistent Surveillance Systems, to allow several surveillance planes to fly over the city.
  City Council President Brandon Scott had made a motion to defer the vote saying the panel should wait until the stay-at-home order has been lifted. When it still came to a vote he and Baltimore City Comptroller Joan Pratt both vote
  
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