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• Prince George’s County Schools Will Have Distance Learning Through January, Officials Say

  15-07-2020 23:57
  
  UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (WJZ) — Public school students in Prince George’s County will continue distance learning through January 2021, the district said Wednesday.
  In a news release, Prince George’s County Public Schools CEO Monica Goldson said the decision was made “following broad input from families and employees.”
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• Memorial Tournament Is ‘The Ultimate PGA Tour Event,’ Says CBS Sports’ Frank Nobilo

  15-07-2020 23:43
  
  (CBS Pittsburgh) — The PGA Tour returns to Muirfield Village for the next event of the resumed season. This week is the Memorial Tournament, among the season’s more popular events. Rescheduled from early June, it replaces the Open Championship on the calendar.
  The Memorial is a worthy substitute for the canceled fourth major. It’s the event Tour legend Jack Nicklaus started on the course he designed, with the hope it would one day be as exceptional as the Masters.
  “Jack N
  
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• Stores Struggle To Make Exact Change For Customers Amid Coin Shortage Caused By COVID-19 Pandemic

  15-07-2020 23:41
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — In Maryland, some stores are beginning to tell customers they can’t “make change.”
  COVID-19 slowed the amount of money trickling into the economy from the U.S. Mint, especially coins.
  “The U.S. Mint slowed their production because fewer employees are working because of social distance measures,” Nick Ruffner, a Public Relations Manager for Sheetz, said. “So retailers like gas stations and convenience stores… we both have bee
  
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• RECIPE: Swedish Cinnamon Buns Worth Turning On The Oven In Summer For

  15-07-2020 23:37
  
  This recipe for Swedish cinnamon buns comes from Michelin starred chef Emma Bengtsson of Aquavit. They’re so delicious you’ll be tempted to turn on your oven no matter how hot it’s getting outside.
  What Are Swedish Cinnamon Buns?
  Sweden is the land of pastries and baked goods, and the kanelbulle (cinnamon roll) is considered the most popular of all. It’s not surprising then that October 4th (Kanelbullens Dag) is a national holiday that celeb
  
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• Try Adding This Secret Ingredient To Make Scrambled Eggs Like Never Before

  15-07-2020 23:25
  
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  There are some pantry staples that arguably get more play than others. You’re likely to reach for those cans of tomatoes and bag of rice long before diving into that mystery bag of beans buried in the back of your cabinet. But there’s one pantry staple that’s ready for its time in the spotlight: mayonnaise.
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• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan, State Superintendent Dr. Karen Salmon To Give Update Next Week On Maryland Schools Reopening

  15-07-2020 23:10
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday he and State Superintendent of Schools Dr. Karen Salmon will speak next week to give an update on where Maryland stands on reopening schools in the fall.
  “We all want our children to get back to school as soon as possible, but only if and when we can do it in a way that keeps our students and our teachers safe,” Gov. Hogan said.
  Local jurisdictions are continuing to finalize their own proposed plans to meet the August 14 de
  
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• How Baltimore City and County Handle Complaints About COVID Violations - Fox Baltimore

  15-07-2020 22:57
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• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Released From Johns Hopkins Hospital

  15-07-2020 22:54
  
  WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court said Wednesday that Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was discharged from a hospital after being treated for a possible infection.
  A court spokeswoman said in an emailed statement that Ginsburg was “home and doing well.”
  Ginsburg had gone to a hospital in Washington on Monday evening after experiencing fever and chills. She had a procedure at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore on Tuesday afternoon to clean out a bile duct stent that was
  
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• Increasing Number Of COVID-19 Cases In Maryland Tied To Bars, Non-Compliance With Health Requirements, Gov. Hogan Says

  15-07-2020 22:52
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — An increasing number of coronavirus cases in Maryland are tied to bars and non-compliance with public health requirements, Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday.
  During a news conference, the governor said while some key metrics are trending in the right direction, there are concerning indicators about the number of COVID-19 cases in the state, including the number of young people testing positive for the virus.
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• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan Discourages Marylanders From Traveling Out-Of-State

  15-07-2020 22:43
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is discouraging Marylanders from traveling out-of-state after other states are seeing spikes in coronavirus cases.
  Hogan made the announcement Wednesday during a press conference where he said a recent increase in COVID-19 cases has been linked to bars.
  “We’re also advising that Marylanders refrain from traveling to areas that are experiencing rapidly escalating numbers,” Hogan said. “Any Marylander who is traveling t
  
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• Ravens, Pass Rusher Matthew Judon Fail To Reach Agreement On Long-Term Deal

  15-07-2020 22:41
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Baltimore Ravens and outside linebacker Matthew Judon could not come to terms on a long-term agreement prior to Wednesday’s 4 p.m. deadline, meaning Judon will play the 2020 season on the franchise tag.
  A 2019 Pro-Bowl selection, Judon is now locked into a one-year, $16.8 million contract for the upcoming year. He could enter free agency in 2020 unless he is franchise tagged again by the team.
  A former fifth-round pick in the 2016 Draft, Judon has compiled 28.5
  
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• Increasing Number Of COVID-19 Cases In Maryland Tied To Bars, Non-Compliance With Health Requirements, Hogan Says

  15-07-2020 22:34
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — An increasing number of coronavirus cases in Maryland are tied to bars and non-compliance with public health requirements, Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday.
  During a news conference, the governor said while some key metrics are trending in the right direction, there are concerning indicators about the number of COVID-19 cases in the state, including the number of young people testing positive for the virus.
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• Gov. Hogan: Maryland Uncovers ‘Massive Criminal Enterprise’ Involving $501M In Fraudulent Unemployment Insurance Claims

  15-07-2020 22:14
  
  ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — The State of Maryland has uncovered a “massive criminal enterprise” involving over 47,500 fraudulent claims totaling over $501 million, leading to a broader investigation.
  After detecting an “unusual increase” in out-of-state Pandemic Unemployment Assistance claims over the Fourth of July weekend, the Maryland Department of Labor discovered more than 47,500 fraudulent claims using stolen identities and personal information acquired from previous na
  
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• Apple Customers Can Now Submit Claims As Part Of Settlement Over Slowing Down iPhones

  15-07-2020 21:50
  
  (CNN) — Apple customers who purchased certain previous iPhone models can now submit claims for about $25 per phone as part of the company’s settlement of a class-action lawsuit that accused it of slowing down older devices.
  The settlement, announced in March, applies to customers who purchased the iPhone 6, 6 Plus, 6s, 6s Plus, 7, 7 Plus and or the SE before December 21, 2017, and experienced performance issues, according to a website set up for users to submit claims. Apple will pay
  
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• Ravens Unable To Host Fans At Training Camp Due To COVID-19 Pandemic

  15-07-2020 21:48
  
  OWINGS MILLS, Md. (WJZ) — The Ravens announced Wednesday that the team will be unable to host fans at training camp this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
  The NFL/NFLPA protocols prohibit teams from having fans at training camp this year due to the pandemic, even if state and local government regulations would eventually permit them to do so.
  This also applies to any stadium training camp practices that might occur.
  Ravens President Dick Cass issued the following statement:
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• One Year After Crime Plan Announced, Baltimore Police Say Violent Crime Down 12% But Homicides In Line With 2019

  15-07-2020 21:47
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Nearly a year after the Baltimore Police Department unveiled its five-year crime plan, homicides are nearly on pace with 2019’s record-breaking number but overall violent crime and property crime are down, data from the department shows.
  As of Wednesday, there have been 175 homicides in the city in 2020 compared with 177 at the same point in 2019. This year had been trending slightly higher than in 2019, which saw the highest number of per-capita homicides in the ci
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Seafood Festival Postponed Until 2021

  15-07-2020 21:12
  
  ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — The Maryland Seafood Festival will not happen in 2020, the organizers announced Wednesday.
  They said their decision is based on the desire to keep their staff and customers safe.
  All tickets already bought this year will be honored for the 2021 dates, they said.
  That new date is tentatively set for September 25 & 26, 2021.
  “We plan to be bigger and better next year and we look forward to welcoming you back to this staple of Maryland heritage!” they said in
  
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• Baltimore tourism leaders detail ongoing fallout from coronavirus pandemic - Baltimore Sun

  15-07-2020 21:02
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• Baltimore business leaders detail ongoing fallout from coronavirus pandemic - Baltimore Sun

  15-07-2020 21:01
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• Baltimore Police searching for 63-year-old man who allegedly killed woman in Pleasant View Gardens on Monday - Baltimore Sun

  15-07-2020 20:46
  Baltimore Police searching for 63-year-old man who allegedly killed woman in Pleasant View Gardens on Monday  Baltimore Sun
  
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• ‘World TeamTennis Comes Down To One Point On Any Given Match’: Former USTA President Katrina Adams Discusses Her Role As Analyst With WTT For CBS Sports Network

  15-07-2020 20:31
  
  (CBS Local)- The first sporting event in the United States with fans in attendance happened this past weekend when World TeamTennis took to the courts at The Greenbrier Resort in West Virginia to serve up the 2020 season. With three days of action already behind us, the biggest takeaway for immediate past President, Chairperson and CEO of USTA Katrina Adams has been seeing the players back out on the court again in high level competition.
  “It’s just been so exciting to see tennis liv
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Mayor, County Executives Ask Gov. Hogan To Reconsider Largely In-Person Election

  15-07-2020 20:21
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — In a letter to Gov. Larry Hogan, Baltimore Mayor Jack Young and several other county executives urged the governor to consider a hybrid vote-by-mail election with some in-person voting options, after the governor directed the State Board of Elections to “follow existing state law and conduct the November election with enhanced voting options,”
  They said this direction will require local Board of Elections to conduct two elections- a vote-by-mail election and a
  
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• Fire Breaks Out Overnight At Cockeysville Home

  15-07-2020 20:20
  
  COCKEYSVILLE, Md. (WJZ) — Baltimore County firefighters responded to Cockeysville home overnight Wednesday after a fire broke out.
  Heavy fire was showing at a home in the 900 block of Ivy Hill Road early Wednesday.
  Additional fire units were called to the scene due to limited water in the area.
  The fire was under control around 1 a.m.#BCOFD //Dwelling Fire// 900 blk of Ivy Hill Rd// Units dispatched for a report of a house fire. Heavy fire upon arrival. Additional units requested due to li
  
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• Raheem Benjamin Sentenced To 8 Years In Prison For Conspiring To Distribute Heroin In SW Baltimore Drug Market

  15-07-2020 20:17
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A 27-year-old Baltimore was sentenced on Tuesday to eight years in federal prison for conspiring to distribute heroin at an open-air drug market on the city’s southwest side, the justice department said.
  U.S. District Judge George Russell, III, also sentenced Raheem Benjamin to three years of supervised release following his prison time.
  According to his guilty plea, Benjamin was one of several people who distributed and possessed fentanyl with intent to distribute
  
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• Coronavirus In Maryland: CASA Of Baltimore County, Volunteers Providing Free Masks To Children In Foster Care - CBS Baltimore

  15-07-2020 20:04
  
  Coronavirus In Maryland: CASA Of Baltimore County, Volunteers Providing Free Masks To Children In Foster Care  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Coronavirus In Maryland: CASA Of Baltimore County, Volunteers Providing Free Masks To Children In Foster Care

  15-07-2020 20:04
  
  TOWSON, MD. (WJZ) — CASA of Baltimore County is partnering with a network of more than 30 volunteer sewists to provide over 350 children in foster families with free fabric masks during the coronavirus pandemic.
  The foster children who have Court-Appointed Special Advocates through CASA of Baltimore County will receive masks as well as any other children living in the homes.
  The child-sized masks range in sizes to fit two-year-olds through teenagers, CASA said. The fabrics will have &ldquo
  
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• Report: Vendor Requests Price Increase Of More Than $600K From Baltimore Due To COVID-19 Despite Contract; City Denies Request

  15-07-2020 19:58
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A vendor doing business with the Baltimore City Health Department requested a four percent increase in payment from the city despite the terms of the company’s contract, citing the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, a report from the city’s inspector general’s office found.
  According to the report, the unnamed vendor requested a payment increase on May 5 “due to a decrease in service volume, increased operating costs, and additional costs associat
  
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• 26-Year-Old Micah Avery Indicted On Charges Of Defacing Lincoln Memorial During Protests

  15-07-2020 19:25
  
  WASHINGTON, D.C. (WJZ) — A 26-year-old DC man was indicted on charges in defacing the Lincoln Memorial during protests in May.
  Micah Avery was indicted Tuesday in federal court on charges of destruction of federal property for spray-painting the Lincoln Memorial, according to the U.S. Attorney’s office for the District of Columbia and the U.S. Park Police.
  Credit: U.S. Attorney’s Office for DC
  The federal grand jury indicted alleged that on the afternoon of May 30, officers wit
  
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• Employees At 2 Queen Anne’s County Restaurants Test Positive For COVID-19, Health Department Says

  15-07-2020 19:15
  
  KENT ISLAND, Md. (WJZ) — Employees at two restaurants in Queen Anne’s County have tested positive for the coronavirus, the county’s health department said.
  The employees worked at Annie’s Paramount Steak and Seafood House and the Jetty Restaurant and Dock Bar, both in the Kent Narrows area.
  County officials did not say exactly how many employees at each restaurant tested positive, only that restaurant management notified them Tuesday of the positive cases involving &ldquo
  
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• Maryland Comptroller Says Tax Returns Short As July 15, Tax Day Arrives

  15-07-2020 18:44
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — July 15 is here, and the extended tax deadline comes with it, as Marylanders are behind on their tax returns according to the Maryland comptroller.
  Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot said the extension from April 15 to July 15 was to help Marylanders amid the pandemic. He said that hundreds of thousands of Marylanders have not yet filed as of July 14.
  Filing is strongly encouraged because, Franchot said, those who do not file on time may be at the mercy of the IRS, not j
  
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• CBS Announces Changes To 2020 Fall Schedule Featuring ‘The Amazing Race,’ ‘SEAL Team’ And ‘S.W.A.T.’

  15-07-2020 17:53
  
  CBS has announced a revised Wednesday lineup for its fall 2020-2021 schedule. Multiple Emmy Award-winning reality competition The Amazing Race, hosted by Phil Keoghan, will slide from 9:00 PM to open the night at 8:00 PM, followed by the fourth-season return of military drama SEAL Team, starring David Boreanaz moving up an hour to 9:00 PM. At 10:00 PM, the fourth season of S.W.A.T., starring Shemar Moore, joins the fall schedule after originally being planned for later in the season.
  Producers f
  
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• Baltimore Orioles: Answers on Anthony Santander’s Absence - Birds Watcher

  15-07-2020 17:36
  
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• Coronavirus In Maryland: Gov. Hogan To Make ‘Major Announcement’ About Unemployment Insurance At 4 PM Wednesday

  15-07-2020 17:23
  
  ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — Gov. Larry Hogan will hold a press conference to make an announcement about unemployment insurance in the state at 4 p.m. Wednesday.
  Last week, Marylanders faced a new hurdle trying to collect unemployment insurance.
  Some people were given benefits, only to have them suddenly canceled due to fraud concerns, according to officials.
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• Outfielder Anthony Santander Returns To Orioles Workouts After COVID-19 Quarantine

  15-07-2020 17:21
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore Orioles outfielder Anthony Santander has returned to workouts two weeks after testing positive for COVID-19.
  Santander had mild symptoms and fever for a couple of days. He quarantined for two weeks.
  SARASOTA, FLORIDA – FEBRUARY 18: Anthony Santander #25 of the Baltimore Orioles poses for Photo Day on February 18, 2020 at Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota, Florida. (Photo by Julio Aguilar/Getty Images)
  He said he’s happy to be back on the field with my tea
  
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• Poll: 79% Of College Students Say They Wouldn’t Attend Parties This Fall To Prevent Coronavirus Infection

  15-07-2020 17:00
  
  (CBS Local) – The biggest question currently facing colleges and universities is whether they will allow students back on campus for the fall semester. And, if they do, what safety measures will need to be put in place as a result. According to a new College Reaction/Axios poll, students say they’d be fine with not partying as long as they’re able to return to campus.
  The poll found that 76% of students who responded will return to campus if they have the option, with 66% of th
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: North Arundel Aquatic Center Closed For 14 Days After Swimmer Tests Positive For COVID-19

  15-07-2020 17:00
  
  GLEN BURNIE, MD. (WJZ) — The North Arundel Aquatic Center in Glen Burnie is closing for 14 days after a patron tested positive for COVID-19, the Anne Arundel County Department of Health said Wednesday.
  The center will thoroughly clean the center, and any person without symptoms who used the pool, as well as any staff at the pool from Tuesday, July 7 to Tuesday, July 14 should quarantine for 14 days from the last day at the pool and get tested 3-5 days after your first exposure at the pool,
  
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• CBS Announces Multi-Year Content Partnership With NAACP

  15-07-2020 16:59
  
  (CBS Local)– On Wednesday, CBS Television Studios and the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) announced an agreement on a multi-year partnership to develop and produce scripted, unscripted and documentary content.
  The content will appear on linear television networks and streaming platforms. The announcement was made by George Cheeks, President and CEO of the CBS Entertainment Group and Derrick Johnson, President and CEO of the NAACP.
  “An important
  
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• How To Stay Cool Without Air Conditioning This Summer

  15-07-2020 16:48
  
  (CNN) — Being unable to afford air conditioning or wanting to save more by using it less is a normal circumstance for some of us.
  Usually, in addition to using a few life hacks to stay cool, we would go see a movie, take a dip in the pool or visit an air-conditioned public facility to find some relief from hot summer temperatures.
  But the pandemic has rendered those remedies inaccessible in many places. Many are closed for safety precautions, so when the heat becomes unbearable, it could f
  
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• Suspect Wanted In Royal Farms Robbery In Laurel

  15-07-2020 16:41
  
  LAUREL, MD. (WJZ) — Police in Anne Arundel County are investigating after a robbery at a Royal Farms in Laurel overnight.
  An officer conducted a business check at the Royal Farms on Laurel Meade Road at around 2:40 a.m. Wednesday morning.
  While talking to the clerk, the clerk said the business had been robbed around 20 minutes before. The clerk said the suspect came into the business, pulled up his shirt, and revealed a handgun in his waistband.
  He then went behind the counter and sto
  
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• FC Baltimore Christos set to return to play in Mid-Atlantic NISA Independent Cup - Baltimore Sun

  15-07-2020 16:36
  FC Baltimore Christos set to return to play in Mid-Atlantic NISA Independent Cup  Baltimore Sun
  
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• New Street Mural To Be Painted On Charles Street Friday

  15-07-2020 16:34
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A portion of Charles Street will be closed to traffic on Friday, July 17 when a group plans to paint a new street mural.
  The street will be closed between 21st and 23rd streets from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. for roadway art painting.
  The city’s Department of Transportation will post detour signs to alert motorists to the closures.
  There will also be parking restrictions in the area as well.
  Motorists traveling in this area should be on the watch for changing traffic pattern
  
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• UMD Baltimore Washington Medical Center donates hygiene kits to homeless - Fox Baltimore

  15-07-2020 16:15
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• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Reports 700+ New Cases 2nd Consecutive Day As Hospitalizations Up Too

  15-07-2020 16:15
  
  ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — Maryland reports over 700 new cases in 24 hours for the second consecutive day as hospitalizations slightly rise Wednesday morning.
  There are now 75,016 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the state, and 3,209 people have died from the virus.
  The state added 756 new cases in 24 hours, with seven new deaths reported.
  Currently, there are 447 people hospitalized for the virus with 318 in acute care and 129 in ICUs.
  Maryland has administered 855,941 tests, with 605,072 testing ne
  
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• Coronavirus In Maryland: Odenton Library Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19

  15-07-2020 15:45
  
  ODENTON, MD. (WJZ) — An employee at one of the Anne Arundel County Public Library branches tested positive for COVID-19, the library system announced Wednesday.
  The library said it recently responded to the finding that an Odenton Library employee had tested positive for the virus. They said the employee was not symptomatic while at work and has not been at the branch since July 10.
  They added branch library staff have been notified and contact tracing by the health department has begun to
  
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• 15-Year-Old Boy Dead, 3-Year-Old Child Wounded In Virginia Shooting

  15-07-2020 15:38
  
  RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Gunfire outside an apartment building in Virginia killed a teenager and wounded a 3-year-old girl, news outlets reported.
  Richmond police said a 15-year-old boy was struck by gunfire outside the building Tuesday night and went into an apartment, where he died.
  The 3-year-old was found with a gunshot wound in another apartment. She was transported to a hospital and is expected to recover, police said.
  Officials have not identified a suspect.
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• Nearly A Year After Larry Johnson Jr. Was Fatally Struck On Ritchie Highway in Glen Burnie, Police Are Still Looking For The Suspect

  15-07-2020 14:41
  
  GLEN BURNIE, Md. (WJZ) — Anne Arundel County Police are hoping the public can help them identify a suspect in a August 2019 fatal hit-and-run in Glen Burnie.
  Larry Johnson Jr. , 27, was walking east across Gov. Ritchie Highway at Orchard Road around 10:30 p.m. on Aug. 2, 2019 when he was struck by an unknown vehicle heading northbound on Ritchie Highway.
  Credit: Anne Arundel County Police
  Video caught the suspect slowing down before colliding with Mr. Johnson then fleeing the scene.
  The vi
  
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• Woman Seriously Injured In Hit And Run Crash In East Baltimore, Police Say - CBS Baltimore

  15-07-2020 09:00
  
  Woman Seriously Injured In Hit And Run Crash In East Baltimore, Police Say  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Baltimore County Schools Superintendent Says It May Be Best To ‘Lean Toward A Virtual Return’ For Next Year - CBS Baltimore

  15-07-2020 05:30
  
  Baltimore County Schools Superintendent Says It May Be Best To ‘Lean Toward A Virtual Return’ For Next Year  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Baltimore County Schools Superintendent Says It May Be Best To ‘Lean Toward A Virtual Return’ For Next Year

  15-07-2020 05:30
  
  TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — Baltimore County is one of many school districts trying to figure out how it will proceed come the start of the academic year.
  Baltimore County Public Schools said Tuesday decisions in regard to when to open schools, how to open schools, or whether to continue remote learning will be condition-based and will not be based on a fixed timeline.
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• Baltimore set to distribute thousands of fans, air conditioners to older city residents - Baltimore Sun

  15-07-2020 05:24
  Baltimore set to distribute thousands of fans, air conditioners to older city residents  Baltimore Sun
  
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