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Free COVID-19 Walk-Up Testing

We’re Here For You! FREE WALK-UP COVID-19 TESTING FHCB in collaboration with the Baltimore City Health Department are pleased to offer free and easy walk-up COVID-19 testing. Cherry Hill Dates: Tuesdays (5/26, 6/2, 6/9, 6/16, 6/23, 6/30) Time: 10 am- while supplies last Location: 631 Cherry Hill Road, Baltimore, MD 21225 Brooklyn Dates: Thursdays (5/28, […]

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Today is the LAST DAY to Register to Vote!

Hey Baltimore, it’s Voter Education Week! With just over a week to go before the Primary Election, Baltimore Votes is on a mission to make sure that every voter feels ready to head to the ballot box. But first, an important reminder… URGENT: Today is the last day to register! Today, May 27, is the […]

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Baltimore City Joint Information Center COVID-19 Daily Brief, May 26th

Baltimore City Joint Information Center COVID-19 DAILY BRIEF There are a few new updates within today’s daily brief. We’ve updated the city’s Coronavirus website to include information on testing sites and where to get tested. You can find that here. Mayor Young announced modifications to the city’s Stay at Home Order. Announcement of “Reopening Baltimore Together, […]

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National Reconciliation Week: For Self & Family

RECONCILING AND RESTORING FAMILIES IS FOCUS OF NEW VIRTUAL EVENT JUNE 10-17 Presented by Esther Productions, Inc and Young Parents Elevation Network (Washington, D.C.) – The novel coronavirus has helped amplify the importance of family around the world, including in American society. People have lost loved ones at unprecedented rates, sometimes leaving the living without […]

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Testing Without Doctor’s Order Now Available at All Baltimore County Testing Sites

Testing Without Doctor’s Order Now Available at All Baltimore County Testing Sites Residents should call COVID-19 hotline for testing reservation TOWSON, MD — Baltimore County will now offer COVID-19 tests at all of its testing sites without a doctor’s order. In order to ensure efficient operations, residents will be required to call the County’s COVID-19 […]

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Vigil For Shooting Victim Deniro Monts This Saturday In District Heights

Acting Mayor looks to inspire anti-violence awareness and community mentorship DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD – Nearly one week after 18-year-old Deniro Monts was fatally shot in Prince George’s County, a vigil will be held to honor his life and call for an end to neighborhood violence. The vigil, which will be this Saturday, May 23, 2020 […]

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Jack Young Asks Trump To Stay Home — Not Come To Baltimore — Over Memorial Day Weekend

  View this post on Instagram   Dear Mr. President @realdonaldtrump, please stay home! The City of Baltimore is currently under a Stay at Home order for the safety of our residents, who have been hit hard by #COVID19. A post shared by Mayor Bernard C. Jack Young (@mayorbcyoung) on May 21, 2020 at 10:16am […]

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BCPS News Release – Three BCPS Students Earn McCormick Student-Athlete Scholarships, Including $40,000 Top Prize

Three BCPS students earn McCormick student-athlete scholarships, including $40,000 top prize 47 BCPS students honored as McCormick Unsung Heroes Towson, MD – Logan Welsh of Patapsco High School & Center for the Arts has earned the prestigious 2020 Charles Perry McCormick Scholarship, valued at $40,000 over four academic years. Mike Reid of Owings Mills High […]

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