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For Harford, a year of turmoil over COVID restrictions ends with its hospitals declaring a state of disaster

Experts say the resistance some in Harford County have shown to mask mandates, vaccinations and other COVID mitigation measures, along with its medical facilities having small capacities to begin with, have contributed to its hospitals reaching critical levels before those in other parts of the state.
United States University Of Maryland Harford Memorial Hospital Havre De Grace Bel Air High School Barry Glassman

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Ike Foundation tournament set for June 5

Ike Foundation tournament set for June 5 Friday, May 28, 2021    The 6th annual Ikes Celebrity Pro-Am Bass Tournament will be held June 5 on the Upper Chesapeake Bay. The event will launch at 6 a.m. out of Anchor Marina in North East, Md. Proceeds will benefit the Ike Foundation, a non-profit organization with a mission is to get more kids fishing and into the outdoors, especially youth in areas where those activities are not readily accessible. The entry fee is $300 for a two-person t...
Nike Foundation Celebrity Pro Am Bass Tournament Upper Chesapeake Anchor Marina North East Bass Cat

Harford County Public Schools will host COVID vaccine clinics for students 16 and older starting May 10

Harford County Public Schools students 16 and older will have the option of getting a vaccine against COVID-19 as of next week, with clinics happening at local high schools between May 10 and 18.
Mary Nasuta Michael Obrien Harford County Health Department Drug Administration Education Program University Of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health

'Fourth Wave' Of Coronavirus Is In Harford County: Health Officer

Replies(2) Harford County leads the state in its coronavirus positivity rate, or the rate at which tests are coming back positive. It has the second highest case rate in the state as well as of April 14. (Shutterstock) MARYLAND — A surge in new coronavirus cases and hospitalizations is causing concern for health officials in Harford County. "I believe our fourth wave, our fourth spike, is being driven by younger people who were not yet vaccinated, engaging in behaviors that spread the virus,"...
United States Baltimore County Colin Ward David Bishai Harford County Council Harford County Health Department
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