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Sharfstein: ‘If people decide not get to vaccinated, they are essentially deciding to get COVID’
With the Delta variant rapidly spreading both throughout the nation and in certain parts of Maryland, former Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Secretary Dr. Joshua Sharfstein Wednesday emphasized the importance of getting vaccinated against the novel coronavirus.
State Roundup
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State Roundup: School masking requirements vary by jurisdiction
Baltimore mortgage lender decries court ruling on patent; school masking requirements vary by jurisdiction.
Governor
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Hogan: COVID-19 state of emergency to end July 1
With record low coronavirus positivity rates and more than 70 percent of Marylanders at least partially vaccinated, the 15-month pandemic state of emergency will come to an end on July 1, Gov. Larry Hogan said Tuesday.
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Maryland small businesses must watch out for ADA virtual-by lawsuits
With the 31st anniversary of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) coming Monday, July 26, it is time to warn Maryland small businesses about ADA virtual-by lawsuits since Maryland has dropped coronavirus-related restrictions.
Election
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Franchot backs education reform, but not mandated Blueprint
Like several of the nine Democratic candidates for governor, Comptroller Peter Franchot makes improving K-12 education part of his standard stump speech. But Franchot refuses to even mention the Kirwan Commission and the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future the legislature enacted over the governor’s veto that establishes massive changes for public schools and pumps billions more into education.
General Assembly
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Buckel: Republicans need to do a ‘better job’ of communicating to voters in the Baltimore-D.C. metro area
Newly-elected House Minority Leader Jason Buckel (R-Allegany) said Republicans "need to do a better job" of communicating their party's message on key issues to voters in the predominantly Democratic Baltimore-Washington, D.C. metropolitan area if they are to remain competitive in statewide elections.
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Here’s How the Average Maryland Retirement Income Stacks Up to the Nation
Everyone’s path to retirement looks a little different. Whether you started saving early or waited until you were more financially stable, whether you have a dream retirement location destination in mind or just want to settle down where you are, and whether you have a roadmap of what life will look like beyond your job or not, there’s no right or wrong way to reach retirement.
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