Soap opera’s kisses try to outwit COVID-19 with tests, spouses, dolls
Soap opera’s kisses outwit COVID-19 with tests, spouses, dolls
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Baltimore expands access to COVID-19 testing with mobile resources, appointments at Pimlico without a doctor’s referral
As the confirmed rate of infection in Baltimore continues to tick downward, Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young announced Thursday an increase of mobile, on-demand COVID-19 testing, including offering swabs at Pimlico Race Course without a doctor’s referral or an appointment.
Two charged in connection to Edgewood homicide awaiting extradition to Maryland
Two men charged in connection to a deadly May 30 shooting in Edgewood are awaiting extradition from Rhode Island and North Carolina, police said.
Greater Catonsville Chamber of Commerce turns to a fundraiser to survive
The Greater Catonsville Chamber of Commerce recently launched the Help Catonsville fundraiser to benefit the organization so it can continue to support local businesses and nonprofits and sponsor community events.
Box Hill Pizzeria owner invites conversation on race after alleged racist exchange among customers, employee
One of Box Hill Pizzeria’s owners has reached out to members of Harford County’s Black community, asking for guidance after an incident earlier this week in which one of the restaurant’s servers and three customers were accused of being involved in a racist exchange about a Black customer.
Guide to the weekend: Music School for Aspiring Musicians, Chesapeake Arts Center summer classes, Annapolis Oyster Pop-Up
Whether you attend events from a social distance or from your living room, here is a list of a mix of in-person and at-home activities and videos to enjoy around Annapolis and Anne Arundel County this week.
Police: 5 arrested in Los Angeles death of rapper Pop Smoke
Police: 5 arrested in Los Angeles death of rapper Pop Smoke
Maryland’s Prince George’s County is among nation’s wealthiest Black communities, but it leads state in coronavirus cases
Researchers are finding that even for Black people in higher income and educational brackets, simply the stress of navigating a discriminatory world — where doctors don’t take your symptoms as seriously, or seeing a police car on your street can be frightening rather than reassuring — takes a toll on health.
Orioles announce 2021 schedule with Opening Day at Boston; home opener scheduled for April 8
Major League Baseball hasn't yet started the 2020 season, but announced the Orioles' 2021 schedule Thursday.
Full reopening for Carroll County schools? In-person commenters say yes, union reps voice concerns at BOE meeting
Citizen commentators and employee unions weighed in on what is important to them come Sept. 8 when Carroll County Public Schools fall semeser is set to begin.
Virtual Easterseals event runs through August
NEW CASTLE — Easterseals will hold an Easterseals/CAI VolleyBACK from COVID virtual event hrough August. The event will be held in place of the annual Volleyball Challenge and the organization said it will raise funds impacted by the coronavirus emergency. Proceeds will benefit life-changing services for children and adults with disabilities in the local community, […]
U.K. allows outdoor theater and music performances starting Saturday
U.K. allows outdoor theater and music performances from July 11
Maryland reaches 14 straight days of average coronavirus testing positivity rate beneath 5%
For the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began in mid-March, Maryland has reported 14 straight days of a seven-day average testing positivity rate below 5%, matching the World Health Organization recommendation of such a stretch before governments begin easing virus-related restrictions.
Baltimore closes Fells Point streets for alfresco dining through late summer due to coronavirus
Closures start Thursday and run through September 7.
Ahead of public hearing, Annapolis considers public services standards for second Park Place hotel
The Annapolis Planning Commission will hold a public hearing July 22 at 7 p.m. to hear from residents about the planned four-story, approximately 137-room hotel that would sit opposite the Annapolis Police Department.
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