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Baltimore to extend COVID street closures and parklets for outdoor dining

Baltimore to extend COVID street closures and parklets for outdoor dining
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Johns Hopkins University assembling behavioral crisis team that partners clinicians and campus security

Johns Hopkins University assembling behavioral crisis team that partners clinicians and campus security Buyenlarge/Getty Images UNITED STATES - OCTOBER 07: Exterior of Gilman Hall, on the Johns Hopkins University campus in Baltimore, Maryland (Photo by Carol M. Highsmith/Buyenlarge/Getty Images) By: WMAR STAFF and last updated 2021-05-18 17:14:43-04 BALTIMORE — This fall Johns Hopkins University will assemble a Behavioral Health Crisis Support Team to serve students, faculty, staff, and community members experiencing a crisis on or near its Baltimore campuses. This pilot program will first launch around Homewood and then expand to the university’s other Baltimore campuses. “It became clear that many of the calls being addressed by Campus Safety and Security could be more effectively and appropriately handled by behavioral health clinicians,” said JHU President Ronald J. Daniels.

Mayor Scott to hold press conference on Monday

See video above. Baltimore City s indoor and outdoor mask mandate will remain in effect, for now, Mayor Brandon Scott said Monday afternoon. Baltimore City Health Commissioner Dr. Letitia Dzriasa said the mask mandate will remain until 65% of adults have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. The mayor said 33% of city residents are fully vaccinated: That means the other two-thirds are not. We must remain strong and smart as we fight our way to the end of this pandemic, Scott said.

For The Culture with Farajii: Relaxing COVID-19 restrictions; Criminal Justice Coordinating Council

Photo taken from Mayor Scott s Twitter page BALTIMORE, MD (WEAA) Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott joins Farajii Muhammad to discuss relaxing COVID-related capacity restrictions, restarting the Baltimore City Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (CJCC) and concerns surrounding dirt bikes.    “It’s impossible for a city to thrive and be the best version of itself when residents don’t feel safe,” Mayor Scott said when asked about the CJCC.     

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