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State Roundup: Hogan sends Guard to D.C.; Rep. Harris in House altercation; Franchot gives break to businesses It' was 3:40 a.m. Thursday morning when Vice President Mike Pence read the final tallies of the Electoral College and declared Joe Biden and Kamala Harris as the winners of the presidential election. C-Span screen shot HOGAN CONDEMNS D.C. VIOLENCE, SENDS GUARD: Gov. Larry Hogan Wednesday condemned the supporters of President Donald Trump who stormed the U.S. Capitol while members of Congress were counting the Electoral College votes that were certain to certify President-elect Joe ...

State Roundup: Citing problems, Maryland seeks to improve reporting, rollout of Covid-19 vaccinations On Dec. 23 at the Franklin Woods Center in Baltimore County, Samuel Cushing became the first nursing home resident to get the coronavirus vaccine. He was accompanied by nursing director Donna Jones, who was among the first staff members to be vaccinated. Gov. Hogan attended the event. Governor’s Office photo STATE TRIES TO IMPROVE VACCINE ROLLOUT: The state is taking action to improve the reporting and rollout of Maryland’s allotment of coronavirus vaccines, Gov. Larry Hogan said Tuesday ...

Roundup: Md. has yet to administer 80% of vaccines Baltimore Inner Harbor fireworks New Year's 2017 by Patrick Gillespie with Flickr Creative Commons License. This is a cropped version of the full panorama at https://www.flickr.com/photos/40423570@N07/31982194086/sizes/6k/ A HAPPIER NEW YEAR! Let’s hope 2021 turns out better than 2020. State Roundup and the newsletter will return Monday, Jan. 4. ***Today is the final day of Maryland Reporter’s fifth annual NewsMatch campaign. Donations to our nonprofit news website are matched by national foundations and a new matching grant from Google.Â...

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 m...

On Jan. 8, 2020, Senate President Mike Miller, left, officially handled over the gavel to Sen. Bill Ferguson of Baltimore. MarylandReporter.com photo by Len Lazarick Merry Christmas! State Roundup will return Monday, Dec. 28 MIKE MILLER RESIGNS FROM SENATE: Senate President Emeritus Mike Miller announced Wednesday his retirement from the body he served in for 45 years and led for more than 30 years. The 78-year-old has been battling prostate cancer for two years. He is considered an institution in Maryland politics, reports Bryan Renbaum for Maryland Reporter. He relinquished the gavel in 20...