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From adjusting to the shock of sudden unemployment to shopping more frugally and voting by mail, the many ways, major and minor, we're adjusting to life in the time of COVID-19
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As COVID-19 disrupts people's financial well-being, the United Way of Central Maryland is there to answer questions about public benefits and connect those in need of food, health care services, childcare, transportation, utility assistance and eviction prevention to assistance. The organization has also created a COVID-19 fund.
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The Democratic-controlled General Assembly used the coronavirus to ram through legislation that could potentially change the way the budget is decided.
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Designating gun stores and ranges as 'critical' when so many other businesses are ordered closed is a Trump administration mistake that states like Maryland ought to correct.
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Newspapers are facing tough times as the coronavirus pandemic has resulted in depressed advertising sales. They need to be saved but financial help isn't the only way. Newspapers also need to offer more conservative views to regain the trust of readers.
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The COVID-19 pandemic will create challenges for upcoming elections, but there are steps the state can take to make sure everyone can exercise their right to vote in this year's crucial races.
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Working parents are finding it hard to telecommute and watch and educate their kids from their homes. A more sound approach and one that reflects real compassion in these complicated circumstances, would be for businesses to adjust their expectations for productivity instead.
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I hate President Donald Trump coronavirus press briefings with a kind of loathing I have not experienced before. It's the experience of feeling like we're all supposed to pretend the president is up to this challenge. We know that he is not.
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The essential workers keeping the sluggish economy churning during the coronavirus pandemic are the same ones that have been neglected and under appreciated by corporations when times are good.
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Newspapers are facing tough times as the coronavirus pandemic has resulted in depressed advertising sales. They need to be saved but financial help isn't the only way. Newspapers also need to offer more conservative views to regain the trust of readers.
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The COVID-19 pandemic will create challenges for upcoming elections, but there are steps the state can take to make sure everyone can exercise their right to vote in this year's crucial races.
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Working parents are finding it hard to telecommute and watch and educate their kids from their homes. A more sound approach and one that reflects real compassion in these complicated circumstances, would be for businesses to adjust their expectations for productivity instead.
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I hate President Donald Trump coronavirus press briefings with a kind of loathing I have not experienced before. It's the experience of feeling like we're all supposed to pretend the president is up to this challenge. We know that he is not.
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The essential workers keeping the sluggish economy churning during the coronavirus pandemic are the same ones that have been neglected and under appreciated by corporations when times are good.
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In these challenging times, journalism like that practiced by The Baltimore Sun is more important than ever and it deserves our gratitude.
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When an athlete 'commits to play' for a college or university, isn't he or she really deciding above all else to study and learn there? Let's keep college athletics in perspective.
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Unexpected life in the age of COVID-19: Tough on dry cleaners and you never know who is watching on FaceTime.
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Efforts to prop up U.S. economy only underscore how well the system works for the rich and how the poor are inevitably left behind.
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Baltimore could really use the drop in serious crime that is likely to stem from people staying at home during the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Social distancing can be a challenge for children as it puts them at risk of abuse and other adverse behaviors.
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Financial hardship is one thing but United Airlines' failure to offer refunds to customers caught up in stay-in-place laws during the global pandemic is truly shameful.
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Remote learning poses challenges to children with special needs but that is no excuse not to provide for them to the best of our abilities.
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From adjusting to the shock of sudden unemployment to shopping more frugally and voting by mail, the many ways, major and minor, we're adjusting to life in the time of COVID-19
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Designating gun stores and ranges as 'critical' when so many other businesses are ordered closed is a Trump administration mistake that states like Maryland ought to correct.
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TV news needs to show us the suffering from coronavirus at ground zero inside hospitals | COMMENTARY
As upsetting as the CNN report was to watch, I am glad I got the chance to see and hear with my own eyes and ears what life is like at ground zero at a hospital in the war on COVID-19. We need more reporting like this.
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As COVID-19 disrupts people's financial well-being, the United Way of Central Maryland is there to answer questions about public benefits and connect those in need of food, health care services, childcare, transportation, utility assistance and eviction prevention to assistance. The organization has also created a COVID-19 fund.
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