Mail-In Ballots For June 2 Maryland Presidential Primary On The Way, Valid Despite Displaying Original April 28 Date
The mail-in ballots display the original primary date of April 28, but the ballots are valid for the June 2 election.
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The mail-in ballots display the original primary date of April 28, but the ballots are valid for the June 2 election.
Ryleigh's Oyster in Federal Hill is closing its door after 20 years.
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Gov. Larry Hogan will lift Maryland's stay at home order on Friday at 5 p.m.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced Wednesday that he will lift the state's stay-at-home order Friday, but said that he is allowing for a flexible community-based approach.
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