Marcus Dieterle

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Marcus Dieterle is a freelancer and former associate editor of the Baltimore Fishbowl. He returned to Baltimore after working as the deputy editor of the Cecil Whig newspaper in Elkton, Maryland. Before that, he served as the editor-in-chief of The Towerlight. Marcus graduated from Towson University in 2018 with his bachelor's degree in journalism and political science. He can be reached at [email protected]

Friday Afternoon Headlines: Orioles choose not to renew contract for announcer Jim Hunter; Mixed reactions to Baltimore restaurants reopening; and more

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Longtime Orioles announcer Jim Hunter not returning to broadcasts in 2021 after team elects not to renew his contract — The Baltimore Sun

With restrictions lifted, some restaurateurs say it’s not worth reopening — WBAL

With little land left to build on, redevelopment in Howard County must be embraced — Baltimore Business Journal

Bill Would Allow Alcohol Carry-Out, Delivery To Continue In Maryland After COVID-19 Pandemic Ends — WJZ

House Democrats Pushing Tax Reform — WYPR

Md. Lawmakers Look to Amend State Constitution to Include Environmental Rights — Maryland Matters

Average positive test rate is slightly higher for older Marylanders than younger Marylanders for first time since May

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This is a picture of CDC’s laboratory test kit for severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). CDC tests are provided to U.S. state and local public health laboratories, Department of Defense (DOD) laboratories and select international laboratories. Photo courtesy of CDC.

For the first time since May, the seven-day average rate of positive coronavirus tests is slightly higher for older Marylanders than for younger Marylanders.

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Friday Morning Headlines: Del. Smith pushes for task force on creation of state bank; Marylanders flee Republican party after Capitol siege; and more

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Maryland lawmaker pushes for a state bank to help bridge wealth divide — Baltimore Business Journal

After U.S. Capitol riot, 2,300+ Maryland Republicans flee party — The Baltimore Sun

Rep. Andy Harris tried to bring a gun onto the House floor, NBC News reports — WBAL

Columbia Man Facing Federal Charges For Making Online Threats To Blow Up IRS Headquarters, Shoot House Speaker Nancy Pelosi — WJZ

Parents and teachers fear that portable air purifiers won’t make Baltimore schools safe for reopening — Baltimore Brew

Bill Would Eliminate ‘Panic’ Defense for Attacks on LGBTQ Individuals — Maryland Matters

Maryland reports 2,166 new coronavirus cases, 46 COVID-19 deaths

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This illustration, created at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), depicts the exterior structure of the coronavirus disease 2019, or COVID-19. Image courtesy of CDC.

Maryland health officials on Thursday reported another 2,166 coronavirus cases and 46 new deaths related to the virus.

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Thursday Morning Headlines: Baltimore City Council members ask to delay school reopening; $731.1M Powerball jackpot winner sold in Maryland; and more

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Baltimore City Council members ask schools chief to reconsider reopening plan — The Baltimore Sun

Powerball jackpot winner worth $731.1M sold in Maryland — Associated Press

Maryland Man Who Allegedly Beat Officer With Bat During U.S. Capitol Riots Says He Was ‘Not Here For Trump’ — WJZ

Maryland seniors, others eligible for coronavirus vaccine frustrated by communication void, wait — The Baltimore Sun

‘It’s a miracle’: Baltimore man’s life prison sentence commuted on President Donald Trump’s last day in office — WMAR

Lawmakers Consider Protections for Transit Operators, Sports Officials — Maryland Matters

Maryland leaders react to the inauguration of President Biden and Vice President Harris

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On Wednesday, Jan. 20, Joseph R. Biden Jr. was sworn in as the 46th President of the United States, and Kamal D. Harris was sworn in as the 49th Vice President of the United States. Photo courtesy of Joe Biden/Instagram.

On Wednesday, Jan. 20, President Joseph R. Biden Jr. was sworn in as the 46th President of the United States, and Vice President Kamala D. Harris was sworn in as the 49th Vice President of the United States — the first woman, the first Black American and the first Asian American to hold the position.

In his inaugural address, Biden vowed to “restore the soul of America,” as the nation grapples with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and the tremors of a pro-Trump insurrection of the U.S. Capitol building that took place just two weeks earlier on Jan. 6.

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Baltimore to resume in-person dining, other limited activities on Friday

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Effective Friday at 6 a.m., Baltimore will ease some coronavirus-related restrictions, including allowing indoor and outdoor dining to resume at limited capacity, Mayor Brandon Scott announced on Wednesday. Image via Facebook Live.

Baltimore restaurants, bars and breweries will be allowed to resume indoor and outdoor dining and service at limited capacity starting Friday at 6 a.m., Mayor Brandon Scott announced Wednesday morning.

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Maryland’s COVID-19 hospitalizations dip slightly, state records 38 new deaths

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This is a picture of CDC’s laboratory test kit for severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). CDC tests are provided to U.S. state and local public health laboratories, Department of Defense (DOD) laboratories and select international laboratories. Photo courtesy of CDC.

There are currently 1,858 Marylanders hospitalized with coronavirus, with 17 fewer patients than on Tuesday.

Of the state’s current COVID-19 patients, 1,438 are in acute care and 420 are in intensive care.

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Wednesday Morning Headlines: It’s Inauguration Day; Ferguson blames acting health secretary for Maryland’s slow vaccine rollout; a county-by-county guide to getting a COVID vax; and more

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Maryland National Guard Helps Protect Washington DC Ahead Of Inauguration — WJZ

A county-by-county look at where to make a coronavirus vaccine appointment in Maryland – The Baltimore Sun

Senate President Blames Hogan Health Secretary Pick For Slow Vaccine Distribution — WYPR

How race plays out in claims against Baltimore police: ACLU crunches data, names officers with most complaints — The Baltimore Sun

Raft of Election Reform, Voting Access, Vacancy Filling Changes Proposed — Maryland Matters

Jimmy’s Famous Seafood owner starts fundraiser for local businesses — WMAR

Charm City Cakes Baker Crafts Edible Sculptures on New Series ‘Cakealikes’ — Baltimore magazine

Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Hogan unveils proposed budget; Ferguson forming committee to examine vaccine distribution; and more

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Gov. Hogan unveils proposed budget for FY 2022 — WMAR

Workgroup to look into rollout of COVID-19 vaccine in Maryland — WBAL

A county-by-county look at how to make a coronavirus vaccine appointment in Maryland — The Baltimore Sun

Only 1 in 4 Baltimore schools set to reopen are now equipped with air vent upgrades — Baltimore Brew

Supreme Court Takes On Early Stage Of Global Warming Case Out Of Maryland — WJZ

Baltimore’s Minority-Owned Businesses Tell Lawmakers of Their Struggles to Find COVID Relief — Maryland Matters

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