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'Something Was Brewing,' MD Coronavirus Patient Says: Patch PM
Groceries hiring | Laptops for all in one MD school district | Field hospital plans revealed | Coronavirus experience | Festivals canceled.
Here are the share-worthy stories from Maryland Patches to talk about tonight:
‘If It Could Happen To Me, It Could Happen To You’
A Maryland woman shares about her experience with the new coronavirus.
MD Coronavirus Prompts Extended Public School Closures
Public schools in Maryland will be closed for another month, the state superintendent announced.
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Coronavirus Cases Jump Again, MD Numbers To 'Rapidly Rise': Hogan
Most of those who have tested positive are in their 40s, according to the governor.
MCPS To Distribute Laptops To Students During School Closures
Montgomery County will provide Chromebooks to students who need them starting Thursday.
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Coronavirus: Baltimore Convention Center To Become Field Hospital
The center will provide 250 beds to free up hospitals for more critical patients, an official said.
Olive & Loom Sending Care Packages To Coronavirus Hospital Staff
The care packages will help sustain a small business and those working to protect the community.
More Maryland Coronavirus News
- Playgrounds Off-Limits At Montgomery County Parks Amid Outbreak
- MD Tax Preparers Deemed Essential Service Under Executive Order
- Donations, Homemade Face Masks Accepted At Anne Arundel Hospital
- Havre de Grace Decoy Museum Cancels Decoy Festival: Coronavirus
- Chesapeake Bay Blues Festival Rescheduled To 2021 Due To Virus
- Safeway Is Hiring In Montgomery County During Coronavirus Crisis
- Companies Hiring In Bel Air Amid Coronavirus
- 50 Locations For School Meal Distribution In Baltimore County
- Anne Arundel Community College Donates Critical Coronavirus Fighting Supplies
- Coronavirus Keeps Anne Arundel County Library System Closed
- Coronavirus In MoCo: Libraries Now Offering Virtual Story Time
Other News
- Missing White Oak Area Teen: Have You Seen Tatyana Brooks?
- Severna Park Man Sentenced In Woman's Death: Officials
- Glen Burnie Man Faces Murder Charges In Stabbing Death: Police
- 56-Year-Old Man Missing In Rockville: Police
Across America
- LA Youth Is Nation's Youngest Coronavirus Fatality
- Coronavirus U.S. Updates: What Stimulus Aid Means For You, Jobs
- DC Cartoonist Offers Needed Distraction For Coronavirus Shut-Ins
- Coronavirus Crisis Moves Mental Health Counseling Online
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