Coronavirus Means Faces Must Be Covered In 4 MD Counties: PatchPM

Here are the share-worthy stories from Maryland Patches to talk about tonight:

• Face Masks Required For Grocery Shoppers, Bus Riders In PG County
• Face Coverings Must Be Worn By Anne Arundel Shoppers: Officials
• Face Coverings Required On Carroll Transit
• Montgomery County Shoppers Must Wear Masks

1st Maryland Inmate Dies From Coronavirus: Officials

The Jessup Correctional Institution inmate was in his 60s and had serious underlying medical conditions; he had been hospitalized for weeks.

MD Coronavirus: No School Closure Decision, Superintendent Says

"We are learning a lot," Maryland State Superintendent of Schools Karen Salmon said a little more than a month after schools closed.

Coronavirus: 6 Police Officers On Administrative Leave Reinstated

The officers will be needed due to a skeleton crew on staff, the Hyattsville police chief reported.

Also Worth A Look Today

• Anne Arundel Shoppers Concerned About Stores Altering Entrances
• Coronavirus: Amazon Employee At Hanover Site Tests Positive
• White Marsh GM Plant Could Make Ventilators: County Executive
• Coronavirus In MD: 9,472 Confirmed Cases, 302 Deaths Reported
• Baltimore Police Officer Coughing Video Reassigned: Coronavirus
• Keep Harford Memorial Open For Coronavirus Crisis: Mayor To Hogan
• Coronavirus: Baltimore-Area Fresh Markets To Require Face Covers
• Sound Off On Montgomery County's FY21 Operating Budget
• Harford County Budget For FY 2021: Glassman To Present Proposal
• $1M Donation From Horizon Foundation To Help During Coronavirus
• 'Not Much Room For Extras': Baltimore County Eec On FY 2021 Budget Proposal
• Vehicles Limited At Anne Arundel Recycling Centers: Coronavirus
• MD Wegmans Grocery Stores Giving Employees Wellness Checks
• 'HoCo Farms Connect' Brings Together Consumers, Farmers
• PG County Coronavirus Relief Fund To Help Businesses
• Baltimore County: Coronavirus Confirmed At Detention Center
• Rabid Cat Prompts Alert In Prince George's County
• RVS 4 MDS Initiative Arrives In Maryland Due To Coronavirus
• Howard County Foundation Awards $208M To Nonprofits

Other MD News

• Vehicle Stolen In Pasadena With Baby Inside: Police
• Baltimore County Fire Captain Dies Suddenly At 53
• $4.5K Worth Of Tools Stolen From Bethesda Construction Site: PD
• Body Of Woman Found In Fire; Homicide Detectives Investigate
• Driver Of Stolen Motorcycle Hurt In Capital Beltway Crash: Police
• Man Sets Fire Following Fatal Shooting In PG County
• Teens Steal Alcohol, Cut Bystander In Columbia: Police

Across America

• NYC Coronavirus Death Toll Roars Past 10K
• Pinellas Shelter Adopts Out All Dogs During Coronavirus Pandemic
• U.S. Coronavirus Blog: Trump Ends WHO Funding, Backs Down To Govs

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