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Skip to main content Currently Reading The University of Maryland at College Park and the University of Virginia's spike in cases has towns bracing for spread Lauren Lumpkin and Nick Anderson, The Washington Post Feb. 22, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail A statue of Thomas Jefferson stands in front of the Rotunda at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.Washington Post photo by John McDonnell. One campus, in Maryland, temporarily canceled in-person classes after coronavirus infections surged past 60 cases two days in a row. The other, in Virginia, kept classrooms open even after it logged 2...

The mayor of College Park, Maryland, is pushing for an extension of Prince George’s County’s indoor dining ban. College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn said he plans to broach the issue with County Executive Angela Alsobrooks during a call with county and municipality officials on Wednesday. “As much as it pains me to see our local businesses struggling like this, this is what we need to do to protect the lives and health and safety of our residents and the people who come to College Park,” said Wojahn. Prince George’s County shut down indoor dining in mid-December and kept outdoor dining...