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Following an executive order from Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan halting on-premise dining in the state, many Howard County and Laurel restaurants have special options for pickup or delivery.
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County Executive Angela Alsobrooks said Thursday that Prince George’s will be ready to start reopening by June 1 if downward trends in positive test results, hospitalizations and deaths due to COVID-19 continue.
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Amid nearly constant lockdowns, Maryland prisons have seen fewer COVID-related deaths than many other states. But advocates say other measures can fight the disease without draconian restrictions.
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High Five, the new treat shop that opened along Main Street this spring, is a labor of love from a family that wanted to bring something sweet to the heart of Laurel.
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The new normal for many of Laurel’s small businesses since the coronavirus pandemic began in March has been figuring out how to keep afloat despite shut doors and no customers.
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University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center has received $12,000 from the Nora Roberts Foundation as part of a $168,000 grant to the University of Maryland Medical System to support its response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue and White House adviser Ivanka Trump on Friday toured a Laurel, Maryland food service distributor that's participating in the Farmers to Families Food Box Program.
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Two men have been arrested in connection to an armed carjacking at a gas station in Laurel last week, Anne Arundel County police said.
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Though the doors to nature centers in Howard County and Laurel are closed because of the conronavirus pandemic, many are offering online tours, readings, discussions and classes.
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By now we are settling into what is a new normal and realizing that this new normal due to the coronavirus pandemic may be with us much longer that any of us originally anticipated.
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Prince George’s County residents must stay at home except for essential activities through at least June 1, County Executive Angela Alsobrooks said Thursday.
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Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in March, Prince George’s County Councilman Thomas E. Dernoga has been working hard to help residents of Prince George’s County.
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A fourth inmate died of COVID-19. The inmate was previously living at the Dorsey Run Correctional Facility, according to the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.
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As the coronavirus pandemic keeps Maryland residents at home and businesses shut down, there are still those who are needed to take care of the sick, like these Laurel nurses and doctors.
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Patrons for Peace Project, an organization founded and run by registered nurse Ruth Walls, has launched a fundraising campaign to continue to deliver help during the coronavirus pandemic to homeless individuals.
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Rabiatu Abdul Salam, of Laurel, finished her internship with the Rape Crisis Intervention Service of Carroll County by working online when McDaniel College closed its campus due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The state of Maryland is using an ice rink in Laurel as a temporary morgue to handle a sharp increase in deaths from the coronavirus pandemic, Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday.
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An Anne Arundel County man has been charged with committing a string of commercial burglaries in Howard County, the Howard County Police Department announced Tuesday.
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A look at what’s canceled, postponed or changed in Howard County and Laurel due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The pandemic has turned Maggie Duerr’s job into frenetic seat-of-the-pants commerce where stuff like nonsurgical masks and antibacterial wipes are known to arrive at Acme’s warehouse from manufacturers one minute and head out to anxious customers the next.
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This Mother’s Day, while it might not be possible to take your mom to a nice restaurant in Howard County for dinner due to the coronavirus pandemic, it is still possible to treat her to an elegant dinner at home.
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The Laurel Police Department recently received free produce boxes from the Produce Alliance Foundation as thanks for its service during the coronavirus pandemic.
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With plenty of uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus, Maryland summer camps are continuing to accept registrations while also making plans for potential modifications.
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The 1918 Spanish flu pandemic hit the country in three waves, with everything in Laurel — schools, churches, stores, transportation, theaters — closed during the second wave.
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Andrew Parker, an inmate at the Jessup Correctional Institution, died Monday night of coronavirus at the University of Maryland Medical Center, his family told the Baltimore sun.
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An idea of Laurel Mayor Craig Moe, the Chat with a Senior program features volunteers calling senior citizens every Sunday night around 7:30 p.m. to check in and chat.
