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Governor Hogan Mobilizes Medical Staffing Surge to Fight COVID-19, Support Public Health Infrastructure

Launches ‘MarylandMedNow’ to Staff Up Nursing Homes, Testing Sites, and Vaccination ClinicsUrges Colleges and Universities to Award Academic Credit, Help Healthcare Students Quickly Enter WorkforceHospitals Required to Submit Patient Surge Plan by Tuesday, December 8Announces New Staffing Appointments at the Maryland Department of Health ANNAPOLIS, MD—As the State of Maryland continues to fight COVID-19, Governor …

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Some Health Care Workers Are Wary Of Getting COVID-19 Vaccines

Health care workers are expected to be first in line to be offered a COVID-19 vaccine when one is available. It makes sense: Getting a safe, effective vaccine would help keep them and their patients healthy. Seeing doctors, nurses and medical aides getting COVID-19 vaccines would also set an example for the community. But the speed of …

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Oceanfront Property Tied to Obama Granted Exemption From Hawaii’s Environmental Laws

Honolulu officials have granted an exception to the state’s beach protections, clearing the way for a controversial multimillion dollar renovation of a century-old seawall at a property owned by the chair of the Obama Foundation. Officials in Honolulu have granted the developers of a luxury, oceanfront estate tied to Barack Obama a major exemption from …

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Stuck In Online Schooling, U.S. Kids Are Failing More Classes Than Ever And Will Never Recover

‘The United States has reached a tipping point: The damage done to schoolchildren with scarce resources is likely to be irreparable.’ As report cards begin to roll out for fall, public schools across the nation are reporting a massive increase in children failing classes, due to the majority going online and the chaos of rolling …

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How Democrats Plan To Control New York Forever

Democrats want to use illegal aliens and prisoners to determine legislative districts, as well as boxing out those who oppose them from any voice in how districts are drawn. Democracy in New York is suffering from Democrats’ single-party rule. Recently, Democrats in the Assembly and Senate, in companion bills, placed politics above democracy by voting to …

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Doctors warn CDC to tell public about side effects of COVID vaccines, number of doses needed

The first COVID-19 vaccines might be around the corner, but the side effects won’t be a walk in the park, doctors say. That could be a problem given that both of the first vaccines likely to arrive on the market require doses to be given twice. This isn’t unusual for a vaccine, but it presents …

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NASCAR’s William ‘Rowdy’ Harrell and wife die in car crash while on honeymoon

The NASCAR community is mourning the loss of Hendrick Motorsports pit crew member William “Rowdy” Harrell after he and his wife were killed in a car crash while on their honeymoon. Harrell, 30, and his wife Blakley, 23, died on Nov. 24 in the Florida Keys, three days after their wedding, according to a statement from Hendrick …

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Second Stimulus Checks: Where we stand as November come to a close

WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) — If you were betting political gridlock centered around the November election would come to an end after Americans went to the voting booth, you lost that bet. Nearly a month after voters decided the next president, Congress is no closer to finding common ground on coronavirus relief or getting new direct payments …

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NJ Lawmakers pass Bill to adopt ‘Social Justice’ Education in Public Schools

The New Jersey state legislature recently passed a bill that will install a new “racism” and “social justice” education program for students enrolled at public schools in the state. The bill will become law if it is signed by New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy (D). According to a report by the College Fix, a bill that was …

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Let’s Get Real With Governor Hogan’s 50% Occupancy Order

When you take a more serious and hard look at each bar/restaurant location, each one is unique. Take my bar, (Caribbean Joe’s) for example. When Governor Hogan demands we be at 50%, YOU have no real idea what the state has done. First of all, my inside capacity is, (believe it or not) 99 seats. …

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