Maryland’s public schools saw a 3% decline in enrollment during the first quarter this year, as exposure to the coronavirus continues to keep most students and teachers at home. Now, state education officials are grappling with how to deal with Read More
Join us for the inaugural edition of The Lobby- a recreation of the room where it all happens, suitable for today's environment. For our first episode, we invited Keiffer Jackson Mitchell Jr., Chief Legislative Officer for the Office of Governor Larry Hogan, and Delora Sanchez Ifekauche, Esq, Principal at Cornerstone Government Affairs to get their sense of the state of play in Maryland politics, a reading on the legacy of Maryland Senate President Emeritus Thomas V. Mike Miller, and the top three issues to watch this session.
Today is #HolocaustRemembranceDay, the 76 anniv. of the Auschwitz liberation. #NeverAgain is a promise to never let anti-Semitism & prejudice develop unchecked into horrific acts.We must honor the millions of victims & remaining survivors and stand against hate wherever it arises
We know you are eager to get your COVID-19 vaccine so you can protect yourself, your loved ones and your fellow Prince Georgians. Please do not arrive more than 10 minutes in advance of your scheduled appointment so the County can serve everyone efficiently. #ProudtobeProtected
Concerned about getting a COVID-19 vaccine? Hear from Dr. Joseph Wright at University of Maryland Capital Region Health about the importance of vaccinations and how they can help end the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn more at: http://mypgc.us/COVIDVaccine
#ProudtobeProtected
We continue to back one of the strongest eviction moratoriums in the country with direct relief for rental payments, legal services, & affordable housing. We look forward to working with legislative leaders to maximize resources for Marylanders.
Details: https://governor.maryland.gov/2021/01/27/governor-hogan-announces-258-million-in-additional-rental-relief-funding/
As we await guidance from the federal government on how millions in rental assistance funds can be deployed, I have directed @MDHousing Secretary Holt to form a bipartisan advisory group with leaders in the General Assembly to provide input and guidance on the state’s plan.
Maryland providers administered just under 23,000 #COVID19 vaccine doses over the past 24 hours, and are now administering an average of more than 20,000 doses per day. We are prepared to distribute and administer any possible supply the federal government can offer.
We are proud to launch the $11 million Hotel Resiliency Fund. Hotels and similar establishments that have been adversely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic may apply. Applications are being accepted until February 24. To learn more and apply, please visit: https://hotelresiliency.princegeorgescountymd.gov/
Looking for Salisbury University scholarships? Use SU's Academic Works website to find all 2021-22 scholarships in one place. Application dates vary. Log in today! See what you’re eligible for: https://salisbury.academicworks.com
Today, @MDHealthDept reports 346,559 confirmed cases of #COVID19 in Maryland.
The statewide positivity rate is now 6.38%
Maryland has 6,821 deaths, 2,801,971 negative tests and 9,479 patients have been released from isolation.
http://coronavirus.maryland.gov
During this particularly challenging moment in our own country – with antisemitic, racist & bigoted forces emboldened – the way to honor the eternal memory of the victims of the Shoah is by speaking & acting against hate & intolerance in all its forms. #HolocaustRemembranceDay
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