Hogan moves distribution of vaccine to Phase 1B – WBAL
Clinic At Johns Hopkins Hospital Helping To Treat COVID-19 Patients With Long-Term Effects – WJZ
D.C. judges order Maryland man’s federal execution to go forward on Friday; lawyers plan appeal to Supreme Court – The Baltimore Sun
Lobbyists Out in the Cold — and One on the Inside – Maryland Matters
Vegan donut shop opens in Lauraville – Balt. mag
One Book Baltimore will host tomorrow at 10 a.m. virtual community conversations between 300 middle schoolers and award-winning authors, including locals D. Watkins and Wes Moore, around the topics of social unrest, crime, inequality, and racial violence.
Venture capitalists invested $1.159 billion into Maryland companies, according to data from the MoneyTree Report by PwC/CB Insights. It marks the third-highest VC dollar total in a year since 2000 and the highest since 2001.
If your utility bill’s past due balance is adding up during the pandemic, you’re not alone. Here’s some good news: Maryland and the regulated utilities — like BGE, Pepco, and Delmarva — took decisive steps to help residential customers. Managing the process can be tricky, so we’ve gathered the inside scoop to keep your power on and ease your family’s energy burdens.
On MLK weekend, celebrate the legacy of civil rights, or virtually attend a lecture on race in America today. Elsewhere, there are a few livestream concerts from local musicians and venues. Or, if you’re seeking escapism, take a virtual tour of the Cloisters.
Maryland officials on Thursday reported 86 fewer people currently hospitalized with coronavirus compared to Wednesday.
Of the state’s 1,843 current COVID-19 hospital patients, 1,418 are in acute care and 425 are in intensive care.
Citing “dramatic” learning losses, Santelises expands in-person learning — Baltimore Brew
Are restaurant shutdowns effective at slowing the spread of the coronavirus? Experts debate before Baltimore judge. — The Baltimore Sun
Lawmakers Ask for More Clarity in State Vaccine Plan — Maryland Matters
Housing Relief Bills Introduced At Reconvened Baltimore City Council Meeting — WYPR
‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ alum opening Afro-Caribbean-style restaurant in Harbor East — Baltimore Business Journal
House votes to impeach Trump for the second time, one week after Capitol riot, with 10 Republicans joining in historic rebuke – The Baltimore Sun
Can newly elected Brandon Scott be the mayor Baltimore needs? – The Real News Network
Maryland House members explain why they support Trump’s impeachment – WBAL
Promises to Work Together — But Also Glaring Differences — as Unprecedented Session Begins – Maryland Matters
Seeking COVID-19 vaccine info? Check out the Baltimore City Health Department’s site – Technical.ly/Baltimore
Bar ONE, a Miami-based restaurant, will open its first Baltimore location in Harbor East. The “upscale restaurant and lounge” serves Afro-Caribbean and Southern-inspired cuisine.
Bar ONE at Harbor East is projected to open in the first quarter of 2021.
