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A third correctional officer working at the Baltimore City jail complex has died of the coronavirus, a spokesman for the office’s union said.

A new, three-year contract for the administering of a long-standing program by the Educational Services Commission of New Jersey could stand to save schools in the Garden State more than 50% on internet access.

The District of Columbia and large portions of Virginia moved into their next phases of coronavirus vaccinations Monday, targeting older residents and other vulnerable populations as a post-holiday surge of new infections in the region continued to reach record highs.

Maryland state employee union fails to agree on pay raise with Hogan administration Ian Duncan A union representing about 20,000 Maryland state employees said Friday that it had failed to agree on a pay raise for the coming budget year with representatives of Gov. Larry Hogan. Patrick Moran, president of AFSCME Council 3, said the state offered a 1 percent raise for the budget year beginning July 1, but it would have been contingent on revenue outpacing budget projections b...

American Teen Jailed for Cayman Islands Quarantine Breach Has Sentence Reduced from 4 Months to 2 People 12/23/2020 © Provided by People Facebook (2) An American teenager and her boyfriend who broke COVID-19 quarantine protocol in the Cayman Islands have had their prison sentences reduced from four months to two. Skylar Mack, 18, a student from Loganville, Georgia, and Vanjae Ramgeet, 24, a professional jet-ski racer from the Cayman Islands, will only have to serve two months each in a Ca...

An American college students sentence has been lowered to 2 months in a Cayman Islands prison after violating COVID-19 quarantine rules INSIDER 12/22/2020 mhumphries@businessinsider.com (Monica Humphries) © Provided by INSIDER A screenshot from the moment Skylar Mack was escorted to a police car after pleading guilty to breaking quarantine on the Cayman Islands earlier this month. Cayman Compass / ABC 7 News Skylar Mack, an 18-year-old college student from Georgia who was i...

An 18-year-old medical student from the United States is currently facing a four-month jail sentence after violating the Cayman Islands COVID-19 quarantine protocols for visitors. Skylar Macks family has already appealed to President Donald Trump to help her, according to a Buzzfeed News report. A State Department spokesperson told the news outlet that officials are aware of the reports of detention of a U.S. citizen in the Cayman Islands. However, the spokesperson did not further comment due ...

18-year-old US girl faces 4 months in a Cayman jail for violating quarantine Skylar Mack, an 18-year-old woman from Georgia, faces a four-month prison sentence in the Cayman Islands for violating the territory’s COVID-19 quarantine protocols for visitors. Her boyfriend, a resident of the Caymans, is going to jail also for aiding and abetting her. Mack’s family appealed to President Donald Trump for help. On Tuesday, a State Department spokesperson told BuzzFeed News that officials are “...

A grandmother pleads to President Trump after her granddaughter was sentenced to 4 months in prison in the Cayman Islands after violating COVID-19 quarantine rules INSIDER 12/21/2020 mhumphries@businessinsider.com (Monica Humphries) © Provided by INSIDER A screenshot from the moment Skylar Mack was escorted to a police car after pleading guilty to breaking quarantine on the Cayman Islands. Cayman Compass / ABC 7 News Skylar Mack, an 18-year-old college student from Georgia,...

01:02 01:39 02:32 02:31 01:44 02:11 02:13 02:07 02:32 03:01 01:25 01:48 03:35 02:22 02:08 By Inside Edition Staff Updated: 3:02 PM PST, December 22, 2020 Skylar Mack’s grandmother, Jeanne Mack, wrote a letter to President Donald Trump asking for help. The family of 18-year-old Skylar Mack, who is serving jail time in the Cayman Islands for violating COVID-19 regulations, is appealing to the Trump administration for help, NBC News reported. Mack’s grandmother, Jeanne Mack, wrote a letter to ...