Moderna Covid-19 Vaccine has Begun Shipping to Recipients in MD
Per the State of MD:
Maryland
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By Tom Merritt and Alicia Clanton
A few weeks back we wrote a piece that told “The Story Behind The DMV.” This led to a fun debate on what the area referred to as the DMV is actually made up of. We took all of your thoughts and opinions, threw in some of ours, and put together the map in our featured photo that shows a general opinion of what people think the DMV actually consists of. Below are some notes based on the feedback we received:
MVA Temporarily Suspending In-Person Services From December 21 to January 2
All previously scheduled appointments from Monday, December 21, to Saturday, January 2, will be rescheduled. Customers will be contacted by phone or email.
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Injunctions Against Montgomery County Filed Over Restaurant Restrictions
The Restaurant Association of Maryland (RAM) held a press conference today outside of their headquarters in Columbia, MD announcing that they have filed requests for temporary restraining orders and preliminary injunctions against Montgomery County, Prince George’s County and Baltimore City, with the goal of having indoor and outdoor dining restored as soon as possible.
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Notes from Governor Hogan’s 12/17 Press Conference
Maryland has done better than health officials predicted with the post-Thanksgiving surge.
Purple Line Estimated to Run by Late 2024 After Legal Settlement
Governor Hogan will provide a Covid-19 update to Marylanders today at 5 p.m. You can watch live on Twitter, Facebook, or YouTube.
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Notes from Governor Hogan’s 12/15 Press Conference
Dr. Jinlene Chan provides an update on vaccination distribution plans.
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Governor Hogan Will Hold a Press Conference at 4pm Today (Tuesday, 12/15)
Today at 4 pm, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan Will provide an update on the state’s Covid 19 vaccination planning and distribution.
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Notes From Governor Hogan’s 12/10 Press Conference
For the first time all of Maryland’s jurisdictions are in the “red zone.”
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Governor Larry Hogan will hold a press conference today at 3 p.m. to provide a Covid-19 update to Marylanders.
The press conference will be available on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube.