MD Good News: Unclaimed Millions, Hogan's Approval, Fortune 500

MARYLAND — Good news stories in recent weeks include unclaimed millions of dollars waiting to be claimed, high school seniors were honored with a tribute video, a nurse battles the coronavirus every day, and the latest poll says most Marylanders approve of Gov. Hogan's coronavirus precautions. Plus, two brothers team up with others to distribute meal packs on Memorial Day, an avid runner completes a 100-mile race in the rain, a statewide blood drive honors coronavirus victims and front-line workers, a fourth-grader is mayor, and more in our roundup of good news stories from Maryland's Patch sites this week.

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Here are some of this week's good news headlines:

• $63.9M In Unclaimed Property Awaits Marylanders
• Fortune 500: These Maryland Companies Make 2020 List
• Statewide Blood Drive Campaign Honors Victims, Front Line Workers
• Avid Runner Completes 100 Mile Race At Home In Pouring Rain
• Teen Brothers Help Feed Families Memorial Day Weekend
• Fourth-Grader Is Gaithersburg's New Junior Mayor
• Most Marylanders Approve Of Hogan's Coronavirus Precautions: Poll
• Nurse Anesthesiologist Battles Virus Daily: Local Patch Hero
• Perry Hall Church Holds Drive-Up Church Service
• Havre de Grace HS Releases Tribute Video For Class Of 2020
• In-Person Individual Graduation Ceremonies Allowed For AACPS Kids
• Why Telehealth Is Poised To Change MD Medical Care Forever
• These Montgomery County-Based Companies Made Fortune 500 List
• AACPS Dancers Earn All-County Honors
• Perry Hall Class Of 2020 Celebrated
• Bel Air Is Among 5 Places Where Harford Adds New Wifi Hot Spots
• Havre de Grace CVS To Offer Coronavirus Tests
• Coronavirus Tests To Be Offered At 4 CVS Stores Near Perry Hall
• How Towson Restaurants Could Reopen For Outdoor Dining
• 4 Ways To Celebrate Perry Hall High School Class Of 2020
• Bowie Baysox Chicken Sale Benefits 3 Area Food Banks

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