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As Baltimore experiences a post-St. Patrick’s Day surge in COVID-19 rates among young people, city officials are urging residents to protect loved ones from the coronavirus by abiding to CDC gathering guidelines during Easter weekend.
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Starting March 26, Baltimore will allow indoor dining to operate at 50% capacity and outdoor dining at 75% capacity. Religious facilities, retail businesses, museums, libraries, salons and may operate at 50% capacity.
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About 10% Of Baltimoreans Have Received COVID-19 Vaccine Dose, But Challenges RemainAbout 10% of Baltimoreans have received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine, but distribution challenges like limited supply and bad weather…
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Positive COVID-19 cases in Baltimore City are 23% lower than they were four weeks ago, according to the city’s COVID-19 dashboard. Meanwhile, Baltimore…
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What's Open, What's Closed: Mayor Scott's Latest Baltimore RestrictionsA series of new pandemic restrictions ordered by Mayor Brandon Scott in Baltimore, including the shuttering of indoor and outdoor dining, will go into…
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NewsBaltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced sweeping new COVID-19 restrictions Wednesday during his first press conference since being inaugurated.The…
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Baltimore’s top health official urged residents to wear masks and practice social distancing Thursday during a COVID-19 update, as the city sees upticks…
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Baltimore will re-enter Phase 1 level restrictions at 5 p.m. Thursday, as COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, deaths and positivity rates continue to climb…
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Baltimore Mayor Jack Young announced tightened pandemic restrictions in a news conference Friday afternoon, citing alarming COVID-19 trends that have…
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New coronavirus cases in Baltimore are up 120% from just four weeks ago and are approaching the case numbers the city experienced during a sharp spike in…