Maryland Reports Zero COVID-19 Deaths For First Time Since October 2020
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Message From Marc Elrich June 17
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Governor Hogan Announces End of COVID-19 State of Emergency
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Maryland Bill Supporting Library Access to Digital Content Becomes Law
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Fourth of July / Fireworks Update
As of right now, there are currently no Fourth of July fireworks officially scheduled in Montgomery County. We are still four weeks away from July 4th so there is a possibility that events could be announced and we will keep you updated.
2022 Maryland Gubernatorial Candidates’ Social Media Presence
Maryland State Delegate Kirill Reznick, of the 39th district, recently compiled and shared a list of all Maryland Gubernatorial candidates and their social media presence.
Maryland Has 7th Best State Economy According to WalletHub Report
With certain state economies hurt more than others during the COVID-19 pandemic, such as Hawaii, which has a 9% unemployment rate, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2021’s Best & Worst State Economies.
Larry Hogan Ending Federal Pandemic Unemployment Benefits
Governor Larry Hogan announced on Tuesday that Maryland will be discontinuing enhanced pandemic federal unemployment benefits and is reinstating work search requirements come July.
Beyond MoCo: Maryland Renaissance Festival Returns This Year
The Maryland Renaissance Festival, which takes places annually at 1821 Crownsville Rd in Annapolis, will be back this year for their 45th season after last year’s event was cancelled.
Governor Hogan and State Tourism Officials Encourage Travelers to Visit Maryland This Summer
Mohammed Choudhury Named Next Maryland State Superintendent of Schools
In a unanimous vote today, the Maryland State Board of Education has appointed Mr. Mohammed Choudhury as the next Maryland State Superintendent of Schools. He will replace Karen Salmon, who is retiring after holding the position for the last five years.