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Hogan urges Marylanders to remain vigilant as COVI...

By Bryan Renbaum | November 5, 2020 | COVID-19, Governor | 0 |

Hogan urges Marylanders to remain vigilant as COVID cases rise

by Bryan Renbaum | November 5, 2020 | COVID-19, Governor | 0 |

Gov. Larry Hogan on Thursday evening urged Marylanders to remain vigilant in response to the rising number of coronavirus cases both in the state and across the nation.

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Hogan urges Marylanders to remain vigilant as COVID cases rise

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