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The day after calling for schools to reopen for in-person learning by March 1, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan acknowledged he can t exactly force districts hands.
“I don’t have the power to order the schools to open in our state. Some governors do and have. I don’t have that power, Hogan told C4 and Bryan Nehman on Friday. In Maryland, it’s the newly elected and appointed school boards. Many of them have. Some of our largest ones in our more urban and suburban communities, and where we have the most diversity of the student population; some of them just refuse to even consider opening at all. It’s not acceptable.”
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All Maryland hospitals and nursing homes will receive the coronavirus vaccine within the next two weeks, Gov. Larry Hogan said Tuesday.
Hogan also announced he has reactivated the Maryland National Guard, a constant presence throughout the coronavirus response, to help provide logistical support to the vaccination effort.
On Monday, the first COVID-19 vaccines were administered in Maryland. It will take many weeks to fully ramp up the production and distribution of vaccines. but these vaccines really do offer us hope that we are reaching the final phase of this global pandemic, Hogan said.
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