Teen Cyberbullied, Dining Ban Upheld, Bride Barred: MD Top News

MARYLAND — Top news stories from Maryland Patches the past week included a court upheld one county's ban on indoor dining; school leaders condemned the cyberbullying of a student board of education member; families can share the stories of more than 5,ooo Marylanders among 330K COVID-19 victims in the United States; and a 95-year-old World War II veteran receives the coronavirus vaccine.

A $750,000 fine is imposed for an apartment blast that killed seven people; a bride found out she was not welcome at the wedding venue she chose; a truck hauling cheese balls overturned on the Beltway; Baltimore caps the fees third-party food delivery services can charge; and HdG's New Year's duck drop will go on were also among the big stories this week.
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Here are more headlines from this week:

• 300,000 Dead: Remembering Marylanders We Lost To Coronavirus
• Cyberbullying Of Student Board Member Angers HCPSS Official
• Judge Upholds Ban On Indoor Dining In Montgomery County
• Where Maryland Childhood Obesity Ranks Among The States
• Montgomery Village Man Faces Murder Charge In Hagerstown Shooting
• Truck Hauling Cheese Balls Overturned On Beltway, Blocking Lanes
• Life Sentence For Teen Convicted Of Killing Two MCPS Graduates
• Baltimore County Caps Third-Party Food Delivery Fees
• Peer Intervention For Baltimore Police: New Program Launches
• New Year's Eve Duck To Drop In Havre de Grace To Ring In 2021
• 95-Year-Old WWII Vet Gets Vaccine At Loch Raven VA Medical Center
• $750K Fine Levied In 2016 Apartment Blast That Killed 7 Residents
• Perry Hall Bride Denied Access To NC Wedding Venue: Report

Coronavirus Milestones

• MD Needs $1B In COVID-19 Relief Released, Leaders Tell Hogan
• County Adds 479 New COVID-19 Cases Overnight; Deaths Total 1,037
• Coronavirus Vaccinations Coming To Anne Arundel First Responders
• $6.5 Million In Howard County Funding Set Up For Pandemic Aid
• First Responders To Get Moderna Vaccine At MD State Fairgrounds
• HoCo Officials Map Out Vaccine Distribution Plans
• COVID-19 Cases In Montgomery Co. Rise By 424; Total Hits 42,975
• MD Nursing Home Residents, Staff Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
• Moderna Begins Shipping 100K COVID-19 Vaccines To Maryland

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