Notre Dame Prep Students Use Love Of Music To Stay Connected During COVID-19 Pandemic
As students and teachers cope with the new normal the coronavirus pandemic has brought all over the world, they're utilizing music and technology to stay united.
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As students and teachers cope with the new normal the coronavirus pandemic has brought all over the world, they're utilizing music and technology to stay united.
Satellite imagery is confirming what scientists have thought for weeks now; our reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic is translating to cleaner air.
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The Maryland Department of Health is offering mental health support for coronavirus frontline workers who may be struggling while treating or helping others.
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Governor Larry Hogan said he will make a decision this week on whether to start the first phase of Maryland's reopening.
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Tens of thousands of face shields will soon be distributed to healthcare heroes at local hospitals and health departments.
The first US study of autism in adults estimates that 2.2% of Americans adults have an autism spectrum condition.
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The state hit Sagepoint with $10,000 each day in fines for violations that include failing to separate COVID-negative and positive patients and making staff wear protective gear.
