900 MD Workers Get Virus, 3 Die, Union Says: Patch PM

Here are the share-worthy stories from Maryland Patches to talk about tonight:

MVA Worker Is 3rd State Employee To Die From COVID-19: Union

"By our count, just what our members report to us, over 900 state employees have contracted COVID while work and at least, now, three have died," the union leader said.

Security Guard Shot, Injured At Ballot Box In Baltimore: Police

Police said the gunmen were attempting a robbery.

1,000th Coronavirus Patient Discharged As Nurses Celebrate: Video

Nurses clapped as the 35-year-old woman was wheeled out of Anne Arundel Medical Center.

Kanye West Qualifies As Write-In Presidential Candidate In Maryland

Write-in votes for the rapper and fashion designer will be tabulated.

County Launches First Bus Rapid Transit Line In Maryland

Montgomery County rolled out a 14-mile line connecting Silver Spring and Burtonsville.

MD Heroes: Help Patch Recognize Those Making A Difference

Do you know someone making your town a better place? Tell us!

Also Worth A Look Today

• First-Time Jobless Claims In Maryland Surpass 1.24M
• Havre de Grace Man Wins $100K Playing Lottery
• Anne Arundel Co. Hybrid Classes Threatened By Coronavirus Surge, Officials Worry
• Reisterstown Designated A Main Street Community
• Athleta Set To Open First Montgomery County Location Next Year
• COVID-19 Cases In Montgomery County Rise By 89; Total Hits 24,015
• Harford County Hosting Halloween Festival at The Grove
• 'Boo Thru' Halloween Event Planned In Baltimore County
• Havre de Grace Lafayette Trail Gets Mobile App
• MoCo Officials Talk Federal Stimulus, Revenues, And Education Reform Veto
• Howard County Voter Guide 2020: Deadlines, How And Where To Vote
• Former MD Electors Share On Electoral College
• Here Are Maryland's Potential Electors For 2020

Across America

• Feds Announce Biggest Meth Bust In U.S. History
• Kamala Harris' Cleveland Visit Canceled; 2 Staffers Test Positive
• NJ Student Forced Out Of Virtual Class Over Trump Flag
• College Enrollment Shows Steep Decline Amid Pandemic
• Supreme Court Shuts Down Census Count Before Oct. 31 End

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