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• These 9 Baltimore manufacturers received grant funding to make PPE - Technical.ly DC

  15-04-2020 23:58
  
  These 9 Baltimore manufacturers received grant funding to make PPE  Technical.ly DC
  
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• Maryland Food Bank Hires 30 Temporary Workers To Help Pack Food For Families In Need During COVID-19 Pandemic

  15-04-2020 23:45
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Maryland Food Bank has recently hired 30 temporary full-time employees to help pack “back up boxes” amid the coronavirus pandemic.
  It’s a job that’s typically done by volunteers however due to the uncertainty of the volunteer network and the increase demand the food bank decided to bring on the additional employees.
  The new team is cranking out boxes at record pace, up to 2,000 a day, all while earning an essential paycheck.
  “Our ability
  
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• Dr. Anthony Fauci On Baseball Returning This Summer: ‘There’s A Way Of Doing That’

  15-04-2020 23:12
  
  (CBSNewYork/CBS Local) — Quarantine may be the best opportunity people will ever have to catch up on all those television shows they’ve missed. However, it’s the worst time to be a sports fan. With coronavirus and the subsequent social distancing, all in-season sports have gone on hiatus. All out-of-season sports — namely football — have gone remote for all off-season activities.
  MLB is exploring options for a properly distanced baseball, for which teams, umpires an
  
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• Trash Collectors Considered Essential And Busy With Rise In Residential Trash

  15-04-2020 23:11
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) – While some services are suspended or modified amid the coronavirus pandemic, Baltimore City’s residential trash and recycling pickup continues.
  Baltimore City Department of Public Works Chief Spencer Morgan says more residential trash is generated with so many staying at home under Gov. Hogan’s executive order.
  “They’re doing the work. Hey, man, show them some love,” Morgan said. “’Cause they’re out there doing it in these d
  
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• Gov. Hogan Says President Trump’s Messaging On Authority To Reopen States Did A ‘180’ In 24 Hours, But Still Believes Governors, Feds Can Work Together

  15-04-2020 23:08
  
  ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — Over the past 24 hours, President Donald Trump has claimed the authority to open up all the separate U.S. states, but then doubled back and said that only the governors can do so.
  As he forms a council to restart the nation’s economy, Mr. Trump claimed “it is the decision of the president” to reopen sectors of states’ economies.
  He reversed that statement later in the day. Gov. Larry Hogan, when asked, said that governors will make their own d
  
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• What Some Employees, Shoppers Are Saying About Executive Order Requiring Face Coverings In All Maryland Businesses

  15-04-2020 22:57
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Gov. Larry Hogan signed an executive order Wednesday that will require all Marylanders to wear face coverings while in stores and on public transportation to limit the spread of COVID-19.
  The order will go into effect on Saturday at 7 a.m., the governor said.
  In Anne Arundel County, an order requiring employees and shoppers to wear face coverings while in stores went into effect Wednesday.
  Xama Patel works at Pops Grocery and Deli in Glen Burnie.
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• ‘I’m Going In’: Mom Wears Buzz Lightyear Toy Helmet To Shop At Grocery Store

  15-04-2020 22:48
  
  STALLINGS, N.C. (CBS Local) — A North Carolina mom who didn’t have a mask decided to get creative before venturing out for an essential errand during coronavirus shelter-in-place orders.
  Kelly Hogan Painter said her husband told her that she shouldn’t go to the store to buy her family food without a mask. But with no mask in the house, she grabbed the next best thing — a Buzz Lightyear toy helmet, complete with sounds and a button that closes the plastic face guard.
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• EF-1 Tornado Touched Down In Maryland During Monday’s Storms

  15-04-2020 22:46
  
  FRIZZELLBURG, MD. (WJZ) — An EF-1 tornado touched down near Frizzellburg in Carroll County during Monday’s set of heavy storms across the state.
  The National Weather Service estimates it hit the area at 1:47 p.m. and had winds at 90 miles per hour, with a maximum path width of 75 yards.
  It touched down in the 200 block of Leeward Drive between Westminster and Taneytown in rural Carroll County.
  Storms raged across Maryland all throughout Monday, tornado warnings and watches were issue
  
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• EF-1 Tornado Touched Down In Carroll County During Monday’s Storms

  15-04-2020 22:46
  
  FRIZZELLBURG, MD. (WJZ) — An EF-1 tornado touched down near Frizzellburg in Carroll County during Monday’s set of heavy storms across the state.
  The National Weather Service estimates it hit the area at 1:47 p.m. and had winds at 90 miles per hour, with a maximum path width of 75 yards.
  It touched down in the 200 block of Leeward Drive between Westminster and Taneytown in rural Carroll County.
  Storms raged across Maryland all throughout Monday, tornado warnings and watches were issue
  
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• As Demand For Local Produce Grows, Howard County Launches App For Residents To Find More Options

  15-04-2020 22:36
  
  GLENELG, Md. (WJZ) — Many local farms have seen an increased demand for their products during the coronavirus pandemic.
  As people grow wary of making frequent trips to the grocery store and struggle to find stocked shelves, many are turning to farms for local, fresh and safe food products.
  “We’ve been trying for years to get people to try to buy local and I believe the pandemic has actually helped us make people realize that buying local is better,” said Jamie Brown,
  
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• WATCH: New Hatchlings On Falcon Cam Over Baltimore’s Light Street

  15-04-2020 22:32
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Peregrine falcon couple Boh and Barb are the happy parents to three falcon eyasses (babies) who hatched Wednesday.
  The Chesapeake Conservancy’s falcon cam at 100 Light Street in Baltimore also shows one more egg “wiggling”
  The peregrine falcon cam on the 33rd floor of the Transamerica building in downtown Baltimore launched in 2015.
  You can watch the falcons on the Chesapeake Conservancy’s website or on YouTube.
  
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• Former Baltimore Police Officer Victor Rivera Charged For Allegedly Lying Selling Drugs Recovered During Investigation

  15-04-2020 22:18
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A former Baltimore Police officer was charged with making false statements to a federal law enforcement officer in connection with a scheme to sell cocaine seized during a Baltimore Police Department investigation.
  Victor Rivera, 48, of Nottingham, was charged Wednesday in the alleged scheme that involved multiple officers. Former Baltimore Police officer Ivo Louvado, 46, of Harford County, was previously charged in federal court for his alleged role in this matter.
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Mayor Jack Young Issued An Executive Order Advising People To Wear Face Coverings, But Now It Will Be Law Starting Saturday - CBS Baltimore

  15-04-2020 21:22
  
  Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Mayor Jack Young Issued An Executive Order Advising People To Wear Face Coverings, But Now It Will Be Law Starting Saturday  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan Signs Executive Order Requiring Face Coverings In All Maryland Businesses, Public Transit To Limit COVID-19 Spread

  15-04-2020 21:12
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Gov. Larry Hogan has signed an executive order that will require all Marylanders to wear face coverings while in stores and on public transportation to limit the spread of COVID-19.
  The order will go into effect on Saturday at 7 a.m., the governor said.
  This includes when people are dealing with Uber, Lyft drivers or delivery workers, all of whom must wear a face covering when near a customer.Uber and Lyft drivers need to wear face coverings if customers are in the car. D
  
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• Coronavirus Cases: Fort Meade Resident Passes Away From COVID-19 Complications

  15-04-2020 21:10
  
  FORT MEADE, Md. (WJZ) — A Fort Meade resident passed away from complications that may be related to COVID-19 on Monday.
  The military retiree was tested for coronavirus on March 30 and was confirmed on April 2. The man was self-isolating at their home on Fort Meade. The person was taken to a civilian hospital where he died.
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• Coronavirus Cases: Fort Meade Resident Dies From COVID-19 Complications

  15-04-2020 21:10
  
  FORT MEADE, Md. (WJZ) — A Fort Meade resident passed away from complications that may be related to COVID-19 on Monday.
  The military retiree was tested for coronavirus on March 30 and was confirmed on April 2. The man was self-isolating at their home on Fort Meade. The person was taken to a civilian hospital where he died.
  CORONAVIRUS COVERAGE:Coronavirus List: Top 20 Zip Code In Maryland Reporting COVID-19 Cases
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• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Mayor Jack Young Issued An Executive Order Advising People To Wear Face Coverings, But Now It Will Be Law Starting Saturday

  15-04-2020 21:07
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Just minutes before Gov. Larry Hogan issued his executive order requiring all Marylanders to wear face coverings when in stores and on public transit, Baltimore Mayor Jack Young issued his own executive order advising people to do so.
  It will now be law, however, starting Saturday, per the governor’s executive order. 
  “This executive order is an effort to protect the most vulnerable among us,” said Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young. “T
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan Signs Executive Order Requiring Face Coverings In All Maryland Businesses, Transportation To Limit COVID-19 Spread

  15-04-2020 20:46
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Gov. Larry Hogan has signed an executive order that will require all Marylanders to wear face coverings while in retail stores out in public to limit the spread of COVID-19.
  The order will go into effect on Saturday at 7 a.m., the governor said.
  This story is developing. 
  
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• Mayor: Baltimore residents should wear facial coverings in public - WBAL TV Baltimore

  15-04-2020 20:39
  Mayor: Baltimore residents should wear facial coverings in public  WBAL TV Baltimore
  
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• ‘Respect My Profession’: Hairstylists Urge Customers To Stop Asking Them To Break Coronavirus Quarantine

  15-04-2020 20:35
  
  KANSAS CITY, Mo. (CBS Local) — Do-it-yourself haircuts in the age of the coronavirus have produced mixed results, so its not surprising that some people are trying to hire their favorite stylist on the sly.
  But some hairstylists in the Kansas City, Missouri, area are pushing back, urging customers to stop asking them to cut their hair while salons are considered non-essential under shelter-in-place orders.
  “Asking a hairstylist to do your hair right now, when it’s CLEARLY PROHI
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Muslim Health Care Worker Tasered By L.A. Mart Security Guard For Not Removing Face Covering, CAIR Says

  15-04-2020 20:14
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — CAIR is asking the Howard County Police to investigate the circumstances that led to a store security guard at L.A. Mart to Taser a man who wore a face covering while shopping for groceries earlier this month.
  According to The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the man of Tunisian heritage is a healthcare worker who worked with COVID-19 positive patients.
  When he entered the store on April 4, a security guard approached him and asked him to remove his face cove
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Muslim Health Care Worker Tasered By L.A. Mart Guard For Not Removing Face Covering, CAIR Says

  15-04-2020 20:14
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — CAIR is asking the Howard County Police to investigate the circumstances that led to a store security guard at L.A. Mart to Taser a man who wore a face covering while shopping for groceries earlier this month.
  According to The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the man of Tunisian heritage is a healthcare worker who worked with COVID-19 positive patients.
  When he entered the store on April 4, a security guard approached him and asked him to remove his face cove
  
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• How Running Can Help With Osteoarthritis

  15-04-2020 20:04
  
  Not running or jogging because you think it worsens or increases your risk for osteoarthritis?
  You may be skipping a form of exercise that can help mitigate one of the biggest risk factors associated with this condition.
  Despite what you may have read or heard, there is no conclusive evidence that running causes osteoarthritis (the most common form of arthritis, often in the hips and knees as well as the hands), or that you shouldn’t be running at all if you have osteoarthritis. Since ther
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: New York Is Sending Maryland 50 Ventilators, Gov. Cuomo Says

  15-04-2020 20:00
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — New York will be sending ventilators to other states now that its coronavirus response is said to be stabilizing, and 50 of them will go to Maryland.
  “We will be there for you,” Gov. Andrew Cuomo said in a press conference Wednesday.
  He said he will never forget the generosity that people across the U.S. showed to New York.100 ventilators are also headed to Michigan.
  Across the country, over 26,000 people have died due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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• Why should Baltimore Ravens draft Patrick Queen? ‘He’s perfect’ for modern game, Mel Kiper says - PennLive

  15-04-2020 19:47
  
  Why should Baltimore Ravens draft Patrick Queen? ‘He’s perfect’ for modern game, Mel Kiper says  PennLive
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: 9 Baltimore City Manufacturers Receive Grants To Produce PPE Equipment

  15-04-2020 19:23
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Some local businesses are receiving grants from a newly created fund by the city to produce personal protective equipment, or PPE, as demand rises amid the coronavirus pandemic.
  The Personal Protective Equipment Manufacturing Fund is possible in partnership with the city and the Baltimore Development Corporation.
  The list of businesses as well as what they produce are as follows:• SewLab USA (face masks)
  • Quality Mask Supply (face masks)
  • Custom 3D Stuff
  
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• Baltimore awards grants from $50K fund to city businesses making PPE - Baltimore Business Journal

  15-04-2020 18:47
  
  Baltimore awards grants from $50K fund to city businesses making PPE  Baltimore Business Journal
  
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• IRS Launches ‘Get My Payment’ Tool To Help Americans Track Stimulus Money

  15-04-2020 18:41
  
  (CBS Local) — The IRS has launched a website that gives you the ability to track the status of your economic stimulus payment from the federal government during the coronavirus pandemic.
  Get My Payment, which went live on Wednesday, also confirms if the IRS will send the money directly into your bank account via direct deposit or through the mail.
  If you don’t have your direct deposit information already on file with the IRS, you can also provide that information online. You’ll
  
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• Suspect Jerome Harris Arrested In New York, Charged In Murder Of Zena Nichols Found Dead In Apartment Fire

  15-04-2020 18:35
  
  PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, MD. (WJZ) — Police have arrested a man in New York wanted in the murder of a woman found dead in an apartment fire in Chillum over the weekend.
  Jerome Harris, 42, was arrested on April 14 in Brooklyn, New York. He will stay there pending extradition to Prince George’s County.
  Credit: Prince George’s County Police
  Harris is suspected in the fatal shooting a woman inside of his Chillum apartment on Friday. He then allegedly set a fire in the home bef
  
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• Stella Maris accepts four coronavirus patients in the Baltimore County nursing home’s new COVID-19 unit - Baltimore Sun

  15-04-2020 18:34
  Stella Maris accepts four coronavirus patients in the Baltimore County nursing home’s new COVID-19 unit  Baltimore Sun
  
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• 170 coronavirus cases at Baltimore FutureCare - Fox Baltimore

  15-04-2020 18:31
  170 coronavirus cases at Baltimore FutureCare  Fox Baltimore
  
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• Suspect Jerome Harris Arrested In New York, Charged In Murder Of Woman Found Dead In Apartment Fire

  15-04-2020 18:29
  
  PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, MD. (WJZ) — Police have arrested a man wanted in connection with the murder of a woman found dead in an apartment fire in Chillum over the weekend.
  Jerome Harris, 42, was arrested on April 14 in Brooklyn, New York. He will stay there pending extradition to Prince George’s County.
  Credit: Prince George’s County Police
  Police said Harris was wanted for allegedly fatally shooting a woman inside of his Chillum apartment on Friday, then setting a fire i
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: 170 COVID-19 Cases Reported At FutureCare Lochearn In NW Baltimore

  15-04-2020 18:27
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — There are 170 confirmed cases of coronavirus at the FutureCare senior care facility in Lochearn, which attributes to the 223 COVID-19 cases reported in the 21215 zip code.
  That 21215 zip code has the highest number of cases in Maryland.
  Baltimore Mayor Jack Young said of the cases at the facility in the 4800 block of Seton Drive, 129 are residents and 41 are staff members.
  Coronavirus Latest: More Than 10K COVID-19 Cases Reported In Maryland, 349 Deaths On Record
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• Baltimore County Public School Teachers To Air Lessons On TV, YouTube During COVID-19 Pandemic

  15-04-2020 17:55
  
  TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — Baltimore County Public Schools will air teacher-produced instructional content starting Wednesday, April 15 on television. The content will air from Wednesday through Friday.
  The programming can be viewed on BCPS-TV (Channel 73 on Comcast Xfinity and Channel 34 on Verizon FiOS) in Baltimore County and on the BCPS-TV YouTube channel.
  Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Schools Narrow Down Plans For Distance Learning, No Decision Made On School Closures
  “As this period of
  
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• ‘I Get To Play With Amazing Actors Like Christine Baranski’: Nyambi Nyambi On CBS All Access’s ‘The Good Fight’

  15-04-2020 17:39
  
  (CBS Local)– “The Good Fight” recently started its fourth season on CBS All Access and it has been one of the best experiences of actor Nyambi Nyambi’s career.
  The former Bucknell University basketball player plays investigator Jay DiPersia and he’s grateful for the opportunity to embody such an interesting character and work with actors like Christine Baranski and Sarah Steele.
  “The best part of this experience has been saying those amazing words that Ro
  
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• Police Investigating Possible Arson After 2 Suspects Caught On Video Throwing An ‘Incendiary Device’ Into East Baltimore Building

  15-04-2020 17:32
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police are looking for information on two suspects for a possible arson after being caught on video throwing an incendiary device into a building in East Baltimore late Tuesday night.
  Police were called to 602 South Potomac Street for a fire at around 11:30 p.m., and after checking videos in the area, they saw two male suspects had entered the area.
  One suspect looked into a window of a building and broke a first floor window. The second suspect then threw an incendiary d
  
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• Police Investigating Possible Arson After 2 Suspects Caught On Video Throwing An ‘Incendiary Device’ Into A Canton Home

  15-04-2020 17:32
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police are looking for information on two suspects for a possible arson after being caught on video throwing an incendiary device into a Canton home late Tuesday night.
  Police were called to 602 South Potomac Street for a fire at around 11:30 p.m. and after checking surveillance video in the area, they saw two suspicious male suspects in the area.
  One suspect looked into a window of the home and broke a first floor window. The second suspect then threw an incendiary devic
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Drive-Thru COVID-19 Clinic To Open At Timonium Fairgrounds

  15-04-2020 17:19
  
  TIMONIUM, Md. (WJZ) — Baltimore County is set to open another drive-thru coronavirus clinic on Thursday at the Timonium Fairgrounds. Patients must have a medical order to be tested for COVID-19.
  The clinic will be located at the fairgrounds at 2200 York Road in Timonium starting April 16. The fairgrounds are where the Maryland State Fair is held annually. Testing will take place on Tuesday and Thursdays while test kits are available.
  “Our response to this pandemic must include every
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: 20 Baltimore Police Officers & 4 Employees Test Positive For COVID-19, 8 Recovered

  15-04-2020 17:14
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — There are 20 Baltimore police officers who have tested positive and four civilian employees have tested positive for COVID-19 and 27 members are out on quarantine, according to the Baltimore Police Department.
  Since the pandemic began, 332 employees have been quarantined after potentially being exposed from traveling in high risk areas or displaying symptoms. Of the 332 quarantined, 305 have been cleared to return to work, the department said Wednesday.
  Eight members who
  
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• Chianti Jackson Harpool, a Baltimore therapist with an ‘angelic’ spirit, dies of coronavirus - Baltimore Sun

  15-04-2020 16:54
  Chianti Jackson Harpool, a Baltimore therapist with an ‘angelic’ spirit, dies of coronavirus  Baltimore Sun
  
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• Coronavirus Updates: Mayor Young Postpones Baltimore’s Annual Tax Sale To July

  15-04-2020 16:53
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore Mayor Jack Young is postponing the city’s annual tax sale to July 20, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
  The tax sale is used to collect “delinquent real property taxes” and other unpaid charges owed to the City, and is a public online auction of City lien interests on properties.
  The publication of tax sale eligible property will be on May 13, the final notice mail giving property owners 30 days to reduce lien balance and avoid tax sale will be
  
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• Sharing Senior Photos On Social Media Enables Data Mining, Better Business Bureau Warns

  15-04-2020 16:50
  
  (CBS Local) — A tribute to high school seniors who are missing the traditional send-offs due to coronavirus shelter-in-place orders has set off alarm bells from the Better Business Bureau.
  People who wanted to show support for this year’s class of graduates of all ages recently began participating in the #Classof2020 Facebook challenge, sharing photos of their senior year with their high school name and graduation year.
  But the BBB says scammers can use that information to answer com
  
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• Police: Man Wanted For Inappropriately Touching 2 Women Inside Maryland Stores

  15-04-2020 16:43
  
  DISTRICT HEIGHTS, Md. (WJZ) — Police in Prince George’s County are looking for a man who allegedly touches two women inappropriately inside two District Heights pharmacies.
  According to police, the first incident occurred on April 8 around 4:30 p.m. in a drugstore in the 5800 block of Silver Hill Road.
  The second incident occurred on April 11 around 7 p.m. at a drugstore in the 7000 block of Marlboro Pike. According to the victim, the man walked up to her as she was making a purchase
  
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• Coronavirus Outbreak Caused Explosion Of On-Demand Exercise Classes — And It May Stay That Way For Good

  15-04-2020 16:13
  
  PIKESVILLE, Md. (CBS Local) — As the coronavirus pandemic limits social contact with others, gyms and exercise studios have been forced to close, leaving members looking for alternative ways to get in their regular workouts. Thankfully, social media and live video technology is allowing trainers to stay close to members from a distance and give individuals ideas for at-home workouts.
  In Edina, Minnesota, Barre3 studio is offering classes in real time on Instagram Live. Now their $24 classe
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: More Than 10K COVID-19 Cases Reported In Maryland, 349 Deaths On Record

  15-04-2020 15:59
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — There are now more than 10,000 coronavirus cases and 349 deaths in Maryland, according to new data released Wednesday morning.
  According to state health department, 10,032 tested positive for COVID-19. That’s an increase of 560 cases since Tuesday.
  More than 45,000 people tested negative for coronavirus and of the 2,231 people hospitalized, 607 have been released from hospitalization.UPDATE: The @MDHealthDept is now reporting 10,032 confirmed cases of #COVID
  
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: 11 USPS Employees In Baltimore Test Positive For COVID-19

  15-04-2020 15:46
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The U.S. Postal Service has had 11 employees from nine facilities in Baltimore test positive for COVID-19.
  The employees are from these postal service facilities:Glenwood, Md, Post Office
  Ellicott City, Md, Post Office
  Dundalk Station
  Brooklyn South Station
  Carroll Station
  Baltimore Processing and Distribution Center
  Hampden Station
  Highlandtown Station
  Windsor Mill Post OfficeThe U.S. Postal Service said it is continuing to follow measures recommended by the Centers for
  
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• Easy Vegetarian Ideas For Your Next Quarantine Dinner

  15-04-2020 15:35
  
  Too often, recipes for vegetarian entrées seem more like side dishes masquerading as mains, or they rely on loads of fatty cheese or butter for flavor. These easy vegetarian mains are inspired by global cuisines and are all simple enough for a weeknight dinner.
  They’re satisfying, delicious, and pretty darn healthy—we only snuck cheese into one (OK, two, but for the last one it’s optional).
  Related Reading: Easy Pasta Recipes to Make with Pantry Staples
  1. Soba
  
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• 30-Year-Old Man Charged With Attempted Murder In Baltimore Shooting - CBS Baltimore

  15-04-2020 15:27
  
  30-Year-Old Man Charged With Attempted Murder In Baltimore Shooting  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Track Your Stimulus Check

  15-04-2020 15:23
  
  With millions of Americans eagerly awaiting their federal stimulus checks to help them weather the the coronavirus recession, people are now able to find out when they can expect to get their money after the government on Wednesday launched a tracking tool called "Get My Payment."
  
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• 30-Year-Old Man Charged With Attempted Murder In Baltimore Shooting

  15-04-2020 15:13
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A 30-year-old man was charged with attempted murder in a Baltimore shooting.
  According to city police, Tony Graham of the 4900 block of Greenspring Avenue was arrested at a home in Howard County without incident Tuesday.
  Graham is charged in the March 27 shooting of a 26-year-old man. The shooting allegedly followed a large fight in the 5100 block of Park Heights Avenue.
  The victim was shot in the right arm and is expected to recover.
  Investigators identified Graham as a
  
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