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Coronavirus hospitalizations down by nearly 100: MD Health Dept.
The Maryland Department of Health reported its largest decrease in coronavirus hospitalizations in recent weeks Monday morning.
Read the full story on Patch.com.
Escaped emu strolling through Baltimore County streets dies after capture
Baltimore County Police say the emu escaped from a fenced yard at Lynn’s Farm and Nature Center. Police tracked the emu to a busy four-lane section of Liberty Road near a Wal-Mart and a Home Depot and captured it there. But a police spokesperson said the emu died after it was captured from stress and exhaustion.
Read the full story on WBAL.
Steve Harvey Foundation helps Baltimore high schooler attend dream school
Dunbar High School freshman and 14-year-old Marque Knox has Hollywood dreams.
Read the full story on CBS Baltimore.
Full-time electronic tolling begins at Bay Bridge
If you're taking the Chesapeake Bay Bridge to drive full-time electronic tolling will begin today.
Read the full story on CBS Baltimore.
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