Coronavirus In Maryland: No New Deaths Reported Sunday As Hospitalizations Increase Slightly
Maryland saw 530 new coronavirus cases Sunday as the state did not record any new deaths from the virus, data from the state's health department shows.
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Maryland saw 530 new coronavirus cases Sunday as the state did not record any new deaths from the virus, data from the state's health department shows.
Thanksgiving is right around the corner -- and if public health agencies have their way -- celebrations this year promise to be extremely different from past years, as the coronavirus surges in states across the country.
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Maryland increased overnight by more than 700, and while the state's positivity rate and new hospitalizations remain roughly flat, much of the country is seeing a resurgence in cases.
Baltimore County Public Schools announced Friday changes to its fall meal distribution program.
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The Baltimore County Department of Health and Human Services is offering free flu shots for individuals six months and older this weekend at the Maryland State Fairgrounds.
Maryland saw 781 new coronavirus cases Friday as the positivity rate and the number of hospitalizations remained roughly flat, data from the state's health department shows.
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