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Baltimore City schools not ready to start enforcing employee vaccine mandates and penalties - Vimarsana News

Baltimore City schools not ready to start enforcing employee vaccine mandates and penalties

In Baltimore City, 90% of the school system's 10,000 employees are vaccinated or have an exemption.

Maryland making COVID-19 vaccine available to kids here - Vimarsana News

Maryland making COVID-19 vaccine available to kids here

Here's where to find a COVID-19 vaccine for kids in Maryland.

Source: wbaltv.com
Where to get the COVID-19 vaccine for kids in Maryland - Vimarsana News

Where to get the COVID-19 vaccine for kids in Maryland

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Where to get the COVID-19 vaccine for kids in Maryland

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Campers cruise past Sentinels for West crown - Vimarsana News

Campers cruise past Sentinels for West crown

Jun. 12—CUMBERLAND — A well-rested Kyra Pittman is a recipe for disaster. Allegany had been idle for nine days after a first-round bye and a forfeit to begin its playoff run, and Pittman — who blows hitters away in the circle on nine hours rest let alone days — had a little bit of extra juice against Fort Hill on Friday. Pittman struck out 13 and allowed just one hit, and the Campers' offense, ...

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'We're on our way': Harford school board approves budget with nearly 100 additional positions for next year - Vimarsana News

'We're on our way': Harford school board approves budget with nearly 100 additional positions for next year

Harford County Public Schools is making progress in restoring staff positions, after having to cut more than 130 slots in administrative and instructional sections two years ago, but “we’re not quite there yet,” according to Superintendent Sean Bulson.