Governor Hogan Hopes For Normalcy By Memorial Day; Baltimore COVID-19 Cases Doubled In Past Month

With Maryland reporting a surge in new COVID-19 infections, Governor Larry Hogan is eager to get more people vaccinated. “We’re going to put needles in everybody’s arms—wherever we can find them,” the governor said. Hogan spoke Thursday afternoon following his tour of the new mass vaccination site in Hagerstown, and he made this prediction: “I’m hopeful that we can get a huge portion of the population vaccinated in the months of April and May. I know the President said he’d like to see the return to some sort of normalcy by the Fourth of July, but I’d like to see it done by Memorial Day,” Hogan said.