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Toll Costs, Minimum Wage Hike, Indoor Dining Lawsuit: MD Top News
Toll prices back to normal, indoor dining ban dropped, minimum wage hike, a cap on food delivery fees, Dr. Fauci's birthday: MD Top News.
MARYLAND — Top news stories from Maryland Patches the past week included a return to pre-pandemic toll prices; a Congressman's college-age son dies; a lawsuit over a county's indoor dining ban is settled; experts have tips for keeping your New Year's health and fitness resolutions; and families can share the stories of more than 5,ooo Marylanders among 349K COVID-19 victims in the United States.
First responders sang "Happy Birthday" to Bethesda's Dr. Anthony Fauci; a ferry operating on the Potomac River halts operation; the Baltimore Ravens were fined a quarter-of-a-million dollars for violating NFL coronavirus protocols; an increase in Maryland's minimum wage takes effect; and third-party food delivery fees are capped were also among the big stories this week.
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Here are more headlines from this week:
- First Responders Sing 'Happy Birthday' To Dr. Anthony Fauci
- MD Tolls Return To Normal Rates Starting on New Year's Day
- MD Congressman Announces Death Of 25-Year-Old Son
- Restaurant Lawsuit Settled; Here's Plan For Anne Arundel Eateries
- New MD Laws Take Effect January 2021: Minimum Wage, IVF Insurance
- More Than 18K MD Workers Applied For Unemployment Week Of Dec. 26
- How To Keep Your 2021 Health And Fitness Resolutions: MD Experts
- White's Ferry Ceases Potomac River Ferry Operation
- Ravens Fined $250,000 For COVID-19 Violations: NFL Insider
- Olszewski Order Caps Third Party Food Delivery Application Fees
- When MD Residents Could Receive $600 Stimulus Check Payments
Coronavirus Milestones
- MD Fishers, Farmers Push Through Pandemic As Relief Reaches $9M
- 409 COVID-19 Cases, 4 Deaths Recorded Overnight In Montgomery Co.
- Hundreds Of Anne Arundel First Responders Get Coronavirus Vaccine
- Hospitalizations Near April High As Vaccine Reaches Anne Arundel
- Hospitalizations Near May High As Vaccine Reaches Prince George's
- See The Risk Of Coronavirus Exposure Indoors In Montgomery County
- See The Risk Of Coronavirus Exposure Indoors In Howard County
- See The Risk Of Coronavirus Exposure Indoors In Baltimore County
- See The Risk Of Coronavirus Exposure Indoors In Anne Arundel
- See The Risk Of Coronavirus Exposure Indoors In D.C.
- Coronavirus On Towson University Basketball Team Pauses Games
- County Grants Capacity Limit Exemption To 25 Big-Box Stores
- After Getting COVID-19 Vaccine, Dr. Gayles Says He Feels Fine
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