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There were nearly two dozen cases in the city which is spreading nationwide.
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Maryland officials said they expect to get at least 181,000 doses for children ages 5 to 11 over the coming weeks.
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A majority of Marylanders say they have been limiting interactions with unvaccinated friends and family members the last few months.
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Gov. Larry Hogan says he plans to introduce legislation authorizing out-of-state nurses and nursing students to fill staff shortages in future health crises.
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The Garrett County Health Department's mobile vaccine clinic at the Garrett County Agriculture Fair earlier this month encountered a lot of resistance and little enthusiasm for the vaccines.
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Baltimore’s Inspector General recommends tightening telework policies after a city worker is discovered holding two jobs. Hogan criticizes other Republican governors for bans of school mask mandates. Plus, a conversation with the head of a hospital in Maryland’s Garrett County, where the vaccination rate is only 38 percent.
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The FDA grants full approval to the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. And Western Maryland’s Garrett County has the state’s lowest vaccination rate, at 38 percent.
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Garrett County, in Maryland's westernmost corner, has the lowest vaccination rate in the state.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci tells Midday's Tom Hall that, at least for now, COVID-19 vaccine booster shots are unnecessary, but that could change.
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Gov. Larry Hogan is lifting all pandemic-related capacity restrictions on businesses beginning Saturday.