Coronavirus in Maryland: 5 takeaways from the week

To keep Marylanders up to date with the week’s most pressing takeaways, here are five key points from The Baltimore Sun’s coronavirus coverage. Top Featured Tags: – Maryland News Press Release Distribution Service

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Urging for in-person instruction, Anne Arundel County parent of special education student starts petition

A father advocated for a new program to help with his daughter’s needs and now he is advocating for in-person instruction in the fall for special education students in the Anne Arundel County public school system. Top Featured Tags: – Maryland News Press Release Distribution Service

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After 100 years in Highlandtown, DiPasquale’s Italian Market plans ‘bittersweet’ move to Brewers Hill

The new location will feature both indoor and outdoor seating. Top Featured Tags: – Maryland News Press Release Distribution Service

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Maryland reports 664 new coronavirus cases, hospitalizations tick up

On the 10th straight day of more than 500 new confirmed cases, the state reached 80,836 total cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus. The confirmed death toll from the disease or its complications has reached 3,281 since the state began tracking it in March. Top Featured Tags: – Maryland News Press Release…

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Anne Arundel County Lifeline 100 bicycle event canceled

Organizers of the Anne Arundel County Lifeline 100 bicycle event scheduled for Oct. 4 announced it will be canceled this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. Top Featured Tags: – Maryland News Press Release Distribution Service

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Maryland reports more than 80,000 total confirmed coronavirus cases, 1 million tests

The total number of coronavirus cases in Maryland surpassed the 80,000 mark Wednesday, with state health officials reporting 627 new cases of the illness. Top Featured Tags: – Maryland News Press Release Distribution Service

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NFLPA tells players there will be no preseason games in 2020; training camp rosters also reduced

The Ravens were tentatively scheduled to play a road game against the Dallas Cowboys on Aug. 22 and host the Carolina Panthers on Aug. 30. Top Featured Tags: – Maryland News Press Release Distribution Service

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Ravens agree to terms with rookie linebacker Patrick Queen, leaving just one draft pick unsigned

With Patrick Queen signed in Baltimore, only third-round pick Devin Duvernay, a wide receiver from Texas, is not yet under contract. Top Featured Tags: – Maryland News Press Release Distribution Service

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Visit Annapolis plans arbitration with former CEO, organization changes to increase board oversight

Acting president and CEO Dani Botcher, acting chairman of the board Gary Jobson and vice chairman Tyler Patton told The Capital on Tuesday that the internal investigation leading to the firing of Del Signore in April prompted major changes taking place next month. Top Featured Tags: – Maryland News Press Release Distribution Service

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EC Diner opens amid coronavirus pandemic, replaces Double T Diner location in Ellicott City

The Double T Diner location in Ellicott City, which was sold to local restaurateurs John Kanellopoulos and Spiros Korologos in March, reopened last week under a new name — EC Diner. Top Featured Tags: – Maryland News Press Release Distribution Service

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Ravens training camp preview: After trading Hayden Hurst, ‘opportunity looms’ for third tight end spot

As training camp nears, The Baltimore Sun will take a position-by-position look at the Ravens’ roster. Today, the team’s tight end and fullback situation is analyzed. Top Featured Tags: – Maryland News Press Release Distribution Service

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