A raging COVID wave is crashing into Maryland hospitals' emergency departments
With even more contagious strains of COVID-19 running rampant, a depleted workforce is all that’s left to care for Maryland’s sick.
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With even more contagious strains of COVID-19 running rampant, a depleted workforce is all that’s left to care for Maryland’s sick.
Experts say the resistance some in Harford County have shown to mask mandates, vaccinations and other COVID mitigation measures, along with its medical facilities having small capacities to begin with, have contributed to its hospitals reaching critical levels before those in other parts of the state.
Developers of a proposed five-warehouse project on Perryman Peninsula faced sometimes hostile questioning from residents during a recent community input meeting.
Students could go without masks if 80 percent of staff and students are vaccinated or COVID-19 transmission rates are at low or moderate rates.
Maryland’s state school board approved an emergency regulation Tuesday that allows students to go without masks if the community spread of COVID-19 in their county is moderate or if vaccination rates are above 80% in the school or the surrounding community.