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Today in D C : Headlines to start your Wednesday in D C , Maryland and Virginia

Today in D.C.: Headlines to start your Wednesday in D.C., Maryland and Virginia Dana Hedgpeth, Teddy Amenabar © Samuel Corum/Getty Images A visitor walks past the front of the Lincoln Memorial with the Washington Monument in the distance on the morning of Jan. 15. (Samuel Corum/Getty Images) Good morning it’s Wednesday. Grab your coffee or tea. On Tuesday, the District, Maryland and Virginia combined set a record for the most coronavirus-related deaths reported in one day since the start of the pandemic. Today’s weather: When partly sunny and low-to-mid-40s conditions could make today the most comfortable day of the forecast period, you know you’ve got a solid winter air mass settling in. Highs: Low to mid-40s.

Union sounds alarm as Md state worker deaths go unreported

AFSCME Council 3 workers drove in a caravan recently in an appeal to the Board of Public Works for safer workplaces during the pandemic. (Courtesy Hannah Gaskill/Maryland Matters) This content was republished with permission from WTOP’s news partners at Maryland Matters. Sign up for Maryland Matters’ free email subscription today. The state’s largest state worker union announced the deaths of three more of its members from COVID-19 Friday, including two officers from the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services and one worker from the University System of Maryland. Officials from the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Council 3 reported that Jimmy Williams, a correctional maintenance officer at the Baltimore City Correctional Center, died last week and that Mark Renner, a correctional officer from the Maryland Correctional Training Center in Hagerstown, died during the middle of this week.

Maryland DOT Weighs Three Proposals for Major P3

Maryland DOT Weighs Three Proposals for Major P3 American Legion Bridge (WUSA9 via YouTube) The Maryland Department of Transportation has received three proposals from teams composed of private sector firms interested in becoming the developer for major interstate improvement work. Specifically, the firms are vying for responsibility to oversee predevelopment work on the American Legion Bridge and Interstate 270. The American Legion Bridge carries Interstate 495, known as the Capital Beltway, over the Potomac River between Montgomery County and Fairfax County, Va. I-270 is an auxiliary interstate linking I-495 in Montgomery County and I-70 in Frederick, Md. MDOT’s plans include constructing a new American Legion Bridge and developing options for reducing traffic congestion along I-270. The projects are part of MDOT’s I-495 and I-270 Public-Private Partnership Program.

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