All Maryland hospitals and nursing homes will receive coronavirus vaccine within next two weeks – The Baltimore Sun
Baltimore recycling pickup to resume in January, mayor says – WBAL
TIMELINE: When Will Snow Arrive In Maryland Wednesday? – CBS Local
Scott Asks Residents To Prepare For First Snowfall Of The Season – WYPR
Former State Sen. Bobby Zirkin Joining Ranks of Registered State House Lobbyists – Maryland Matters
Today, U.S. Senators Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) and Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) introduced the Crisis Housing Act, legislation that would establish a new housing assistance program. The new program would be automatically triggered and help ensure that families and individuals who have been forced from their home or are at risk of losing their home as a result of a natural or economic disaster have immediate access to adequate housing.
Need a way to occupy your bored fifth-grader over the holiday break? The Maryland Department of Natural Resources and Forest Conservancy District Boards invite all Maryland fifth-graders in private and public schools to participate in the annual Arbor Day Poster Contest.
The Baltimore Station, a residential and community-based therapy program for the homeless and those with substance use disorder, has created a partnership with the Crowne Plaza Baltimore-Inner Harbor Hotel managed by Crescent Hotels & Resorts in downtown Baltimore, to move its resident housing, counseling and alternative therapeutic programming to the 380-room hotel.
Baltimore Homecoming, the nonprofit organization that pulls together Baltimore natives to drive investment in Baltimore, will host next week a creative community roundtable featuring leaders from culture organizations including Art with a Heart, Made in Baltimore, Creative Nomads, Baltimore Center Stage, Station North Tool Library, Baltimore Jewelry Center, Wide Angle Youth Media, Reginald F. Lewis Museum and more. The event is virtual, free, and open to the public.
The State of Maryland has uncovered an unemployment insurance fraud scheme targeting Governor Larry Hogan, Lt. Governor Boyd K. Rutherford, Labor Secretary Tiffany Robinson and other high-ranking officials.
Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby hires public defender as part of an effort to free elderly prisoners – The Baltimore Sun
Baltimore City schools postpones start of in-person athletics – CBS Local
Baltimore Mayor-elect Scott nominates first-ever city administrator – WBAL
Baltimore’s new mayor set to be sworn in at low-key event – Yahoo News
‘I was sucker-punched’: Biden supporter allegedly assaulted in Westminster after rally – Carroll County Times
Lidl US will officially open its newest Baltimore County location on Wednesday, December 9 in the 31,000 square foot space formerly occupied by the Green Valley Marketplace at Padonia Village Shopping Center in Timonium. The national chain is ranked a top three U.S supermarket by Food & Wine Magazine.
Ravens fans lament Wednesday afternoon Steelers game, criticize NFL, team for the handling of coronavirus – The Baltimore Sun
Baltimore City Residents Seek Police Accountability Measures, More Education Funding in Next Session – Maryland Matters
Baltimore unveils Mo Gaba Way in honor of late 14-year-old superfan – WBAL
Young, Pratt Say Farewell At Their Last City Spending Board Meeting – WYPR
All of Baltimore’s main holiday events are cancelled or virtual this year – Baltimore Mag
LaFontaine E. Oliver, the general manager and president of local NPR station WYPR, has been elected chairman of the board of National Public Radio.
