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At a restaurant in Frederick every other table is marked as not for use (BryanRenbaum/MarylandReporter.com) @BryanRenbaum The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on Maryland’s restaurant industry and many establishments may soon close their doors for good if they do not receive substantial financial assistance from the government, according to the president and CEO of the Restaurant Association of Maryland. “No one anticipated this pandemic going on for as long as it has. And certainly, no one anticipated the restrictions on restaurants to go on for as long as they have. Restaurants across the state have run out of their savings and their reserves. They’ve already used up their first round of PPP (Paycheck Protection Program) [loans] months ago. So they’re put in a very difficult position right now to try to just hang on and survive,” Marshall Weston told MarylandReporter.com on Monday.

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