Roundup: Md. has yet to administer 80% of vaccines
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MARYLAND RANKS LOW ON VACCINE ADMINISTRATION: More than 80% of vaccines from the initial allotment to Maryland have not been distributed, Pamela Wood and Danielle Ohl report for the Sun.
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BALTIMORE - By the end of Brandon Scott s third week as this city s mayor, detectives were investigating 25 new homicides. Social media hecklers were sniping about his ban on indoor and outdoor dining, his four-inch-tall Afro and a pre-Christmas shopping trip to a suburban Target.
State Roundup: Vaccines coming as hospitalizations continue rising
Sunset over the Bay from the Eastern Neck Wildlife Refuge
NO HOLIDAY FOR VACCINE DISTRIBUTION: Vaccine distribution during the week between Christmas and New Years is not slowing down for the holidays, Bryan Renbaum reports for Maryland Reporter on Phase 1A of distribution. Enough vaccines are available to inoculate 100% of the state’s frontline hospital staff, and health departments are offering vaccines this week to the state’s first responders.
The Carroll County Health Department announced the COVID-19 deaths of five more Carroll countians, and on the same day the health department also announced it will begin vaccinating some first responders and high-risk health care workers this week, Bob Blubaugh reports for the Carroll County Times.
Baltimore Mayor Scott urges people to stay home for New Year s Eve baltimoresun.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from baltimoresun.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.