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Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. said the county expects large drops in revenues and increases in expenses caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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New coach for Dulaney baseball team inherited 21-2 squad
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Norma J. Geesey, a homemaker, Girl Scout leader and volunteer, died Thursday of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease at her home in the Charlesbrooke neighborhood of Baltimore County. She was 79.
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The 53rd Towsontown Spring Festival has been postponed until further notice due to the coronavirus, the Towson Chamber of Commerce announced.
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Timonium-based chocolatier served customers for more than 20 years.
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A drive-by by West Towson Elementary teachers and a "bear hunt" are just a couple of ways that Towson residents are easing the pain of the coronavirus pandemic.
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James M. Thomas, a software consultant and sports enthusiast, has died at age 66.
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The 13-hospital University of Maryland Medical System is now requiring everyone to wear a mask.
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Adelaide C. Bentley, the unofficial mayor of East Towson, who fought to preserve the historic African American community, has died at age 91.
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Six residents and one staff member have tested positive for coronavirus at Genesis Loch Raven Center in Parkville, Baltimore County officials say.
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One of the latest coronavirus tests to earn tentative FDA approval was developed in Baltimore County by scientists at Becton Dickinson.
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Following an executive order from Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan halting on-premise dining in the state, many Baltimore County restaurants have special options for pickup or delivery.
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In the winter of 2017, Grose, who also runs for the indoor track and cross country teams, started the Knit for the Needy club at Towson High with co-founder Sophie Harrell.
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Yielding to pressure from voting rights advocates, the Maryland Board of Elections reversed itself Thursday, recommending the state offer at least one in-person voting center in each county for the June 2 primary in spite of concerns about the new coronavirus outbreak.
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Anna V. Kobsa, an opera singer and confidante of operatic soprano Rosa Ponselle, has died at age 91.
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Maryland’s health department has not published data on the racial breakdown of coronavirus cases, despite escalating pressure from black lawmakers.
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Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. and other county officials are hosting a virtual town hall April 2 to give updates on the county’s coronavirus response.
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The novel COVID-19 virus has combined numerous mental health stressors to the point that psychologists say the pandemic is inflicting trauma on an unprecedented global scale.
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A once-prominent Orthodox rabbi who secretly videotaped nude women at a Jewish ritual bath in Washington was released early from prison amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Baltimore Sun is looking to memorialize those who have died from coronavirus in the Baltimore area or who have connections to our region.
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The Greater Baltimore Medical Center discharged its first coronavirus patient Wednesday who required being hooked up to a ventilator.
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New coach for Dulaney baseball team inherited 21-2 squad
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Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly, an Anne Arundel County resident, submitted a letter of resignation on Tuesday, following a profanity-laced address to the crew of the coronavirus-stricken aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt on Sunday, the Associated Press reported.
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Following an executive order from Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan halting on-premise dining in the state, many Baltimore County restaurants have special options for pickup or delivery.
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John Bessler, a University of Baltimore law professor, and his wife, Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar, spoke in a TV interview Tuesday night with NBC Nightly News after his battle with the coronavirus that landed him in the hospital.
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Baltimore Police have charged a 19-year-old woman officers with violating Gov. Larry Hogan’s executive order requiring residents to stay home.
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New coach for Dulaney baseball team inherited 21-2 squad