Governor Hogan COVID Update 20201210

Governor Hogan: Maryland Department of Commerce to forgive $75 million in commercial emergency loan debt, state to fund $25 million in low-income housing tax credit projects

Posted on by Chris Montcalmo

ANNAPOLIS, MD—Governor Larry Hogan on Thursday afternoon delivered an update on Maryland’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. In March, the state provided $75 million in emergency loans to Maryland businesses. On Thursday, Governor Hogan directed the Maryland Department of Commerce to forgive the entire $75 million in emergency loan debt. The loans will be converted to grants, which will not […]

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Rosedale water main break leaves hundreds without service

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ROSEDALE, MD—Crews are on the scene of a major water main break in Rosedale. The Department of Public Works reports that a 10-inch main has been turned off at the intersection of Delegge Road and Golden Ring Road (21237). Approximately 350 customers, including residents at the Kenwood Park Apartments and the Rosedale Garden Apartments, have been left without water. DPW […]

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CARES Act

Federal pandemic unemployment insurance programs set to expire in Maryland on December 26

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BALTIMORE, MD—The Maryland Department of Labor on Wednesday announced that according to guidance from the U.S. Department of Labor, the federal Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) and Pandemic Unemployment Emergency Compensation (PEUC) unemployment insurance programs program created by the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act will expire in Maryland on December 26. “With these two federal unemployment insurance programs […]

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Winter Cold Ice

Maryland Department of Health reports first cold weather-related death of the 2020-2021 winter weather season

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BALTIMORE, MD—The Maryland Department of Health on Wednesday reported the first cold-related illness death in Maryland for the 2020-2021 winter weather season. The deceased individual is an adult female in the 60-70 age range. The death occurred in Baltimore City. “As temperatures continue to drop, Marylanders are urged to stay vigilant and to take precautions to limit their exposure to […]

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Brandon Scott Press Conference 20201209

Baltimore City restaurants ordered to close as Maryland COVID-19 hospitalizations hit all-time high

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BALTIMORE, MD—Just one day into his term as Mayor of Baltimore City, Brandon Scott shut down indoor and outdoor dining at city restaurants at a Wednesday morning press conference as COVID-19 hospitalizations in the state continued to soar. The Maryland Department of Health reported 1,715 coronavirus-related hospitalizations on Wednesday morning, an all-time high since the pandemic began. “This is about […]

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Governor Hogan: Maryland to focus on healthcare workers, long-term care facilities, first responders in initial COVID-19 vaccine distribution [VIDEO]

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ANNAPOLIS, MD—As COVID-19 vaccination preparation moves forward across the country, Governor Larry Hogan on Tuesday provided an update on Maryland’s plans to safely deliver and distribute effective vaccines. “Our team at the Maryland Department of Health has worked hard over the past eight months preparing plans to procure, distribute, and administer COVID-19 vaccines when they become available,” said Governor Hogan. […]

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Separate Baltimore County yard materials collection ending for 2020

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NOTTINGHAM, MD—The separate collection of yard materials for Baltimore County residents with “Y” days on their collection schedules will end for the winter season in December and will resume in April 2021. The date of the last 2020 “Y” day varies among County collection schedules. Residents should refer to their particular schedule for details (the final “Y” day will occur […]

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Nottingham Area Zip Codes

WEEKLY ZIP CODE REPORT: Maryland records new daily high in COVID-19 cases as positivity rate climbs

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NOTTINGHAM, MD—The Maryland Department of Health on Friday reported that the state recorded a new one-day high in COVID-19 cases while the overall positivity rate climbed higher. Previous zip code reports can be viewed here. Overall Metrics As of Friday, December 4, 2020, there have been 209,191 cases of novel coronavirus in Maryland, including 3,792 cases over the past 24 […]

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