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Hogan: State to require all nursing home and hospital staff to show proof of vaccination
The state will soon require all of its nursing home and hospital staff to show proof of vaccination against the novel coronavirus or alternatively face routine testing, Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday.
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Eviction Crisis: 250,000 could lose their homes, advocate says
“I’m afraid our state government, including the governor’s office, doesn’t appear to have a handle on what’s happening to the residents of our state, and what this is doing to our economy,” Fair Housing Action Center of Maryland Tenant Advocacy Director Carol Ott told MarylandReporter.com.
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Leading Maryland housing advocate urges Hogan to ban evictions until at least the end of the year
The Biden administration recently issued a new eviction moratorium for areas of the country that have been hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic, but it is still necessary for Gov. Larry Hogan to issue an order to halt evictions in Maryland for at least the remainder of the year, one of the state’s leading housing advocates said Wednesday.
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Sen. Smith says Maryland’s halt on evictions should extend beyond Aug. 15
Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee Chair Will Smith Thursday called for an extension of the state’s eviction pause deadline for residents and tenants that are unable to pay rent due to the pandemic.
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Franchot says he favors ‘tax breaks’ to encourage vaccinations
@BryanRenbaum Comptroller Peter Franchot said Monday that he supports giving small tax breaks to...
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CDC says reporters should be prioritized for vaccination; Md. has not yet done so
Even though the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends that reporters be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in Phase 1C of distribution Maryland has not yet really begun to prioritize members of that profession for vaccination.
Read MoreLawmakers hope to restrict use of kratom
Kratom, a substance that users told lawmakers they take as a pain and addiction treatment, would see more stringent regulation in Maryland under legislation making its way through the General Assembly.
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