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May 28, 2021

Maryland Adds More Than 500 Previously Misclassified COVID-19 Deaths To Total Count

The deaths were not properly classified by medical certifiers over the past year, state officials said.

Mar 05, 2021

Update: D.C. Selects Vendor For Vaccine Registration Portal After Councilmembers Push For Answers

Meanwhile, vaccine signup problems persisted for residents on Friday.

Jan 07, 2021

Gov. Ralph Northam Says Virginia COVID-19 Vaccination Plan Is A ‘Use It Or Lose It’ Model

“I want you to empty those freezers and get shots in arms,” Northam said.

Dec 29, 2020

Montgomery County Officials Brace For Another Surge In COVID-19 Cases

County Executive Marc Elrich encourages residents not to travel or host New Year’s Eve parties.

Dec 18, 2020

Indoor Dining, Museums, And Libraries Will Close For Three Weeks In D.C.

The ban will be in effect from Dec. 23 to Jan. 15.

Dec 10, 2020

Local Synagogues And Churches Search For New Holiday Rituals In A Worsening Pandemic

From outdoor services to online cooking lessons, D.C.’s religious communities are trying to connect to the traditions and meaning of the holiday season while adhering to public health guidelines.

Nov 21, 2020

Hogan Says Delay In Federal COVID-19 Funding To States Due To Partisan Gridlock

One public health expert says lack of funding could have devastating consequences for local health departments.

Nov 20, 2020

How Local Public Health Experts Are Trying To Take Their Own Advice For A Safe Thanksgiving

“Thanksgiving is about love,” says Dr. Ernest Carter of Prince George’s County. “Whether I see my daughters on Zoom or I’m hugging and kissing them, the love hasn’t changed a bit.”

Nov 17, 2020

Maryland Gov. Hogan Rolls Back Some Phase Three Regulations As COVID Cases Surge

“This is not just the flu,” Hogan said. “More people have died from COVID19 than from annual car accidents, gun violence, and the flu combined.”

Nov 10, 2020

Montgomery County Imposes Tighter COVID-19 Restrictions Amid Spike In New Cases

Small businesses urged legislators not to impose the tighter restrictions, but lawmakers said COVID-19 numbers have been trending in the wrong direction.

 
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