Teacher Tests Positive, Private School Goes Virtual: Patch PM

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

Bethesda Catholic School Goes Virtual After Teacher Gets COVID-19

The quarantine and virtual learning are scheduled to end on Oct. 8.

Ravens Vs. Chiefs: Some Fans Allowed, Team Tests Safety Protocols

Some fans will be in the stands at Monday night's Ravens game in Baltimore.

Police Shooting Case Yields Settlement Worth Millions

Prince George's County will pay $20 million to the family of a handcuffed man shot to death.

MD Ban On Plastic Foam Food Containers Starts Oct. 1

Maryland becomes the first state in the US to ban plastic foam food containers.

Cal Ripken Jr. To Auction Memorabilia From Record-Breaking Game

Some items from the 2,131st game will be included in the online auction.

'Wanton Disrespect' For Law Shown At Ocean City Car Rally: Hogan

More than 100 people were arrested and one state trooper was hospitalized, police said.

Also Worth A Look Today

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• Body Found Near Interstate-695 Inner Loop In Baltimore County
• Metal Plates Raise Complaints, Cause Back-Ups On Bay Bridge
• COVID-19 In Montgomery Co: 61 New Cases, 3 More Deaths Reported
• Notre Dame Prep Named National Blue Ribbon School For 2020
• Shad Recovery Efforts Not Paying Off, Study Shows
• Eggspectation Permanently Closes In Downtown Silver Spring
• Missing In Maryland: 10 People Have Disappeared
• 4 Montgomery Co. Students Win Congressional Award Gold Medals
• New Salon In Bel Air Pops With Color
• How To Cast Your Vote In Maryland Before Or On Nov. 3
• Scott Doubles Down On Proposed Reforms After Criticism From Ex-Mayors
• 76-Year-Old Victim Of Crownsville House Fire Identified: Report

Across America

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