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Balloon Ban, Bay Bridge 3rd Span, Vaccine Passport: Nearby News

Top MD news includes $1M lottery ticket, balloon release ban, Bay Bridge expansion, vaccine passport survey. How to share your news, events.

The Maryland Transportation Authority is accepting comments on an environmental impact study for a proposed third span for the Bay Bridge. Here's how to file comments by May 10; hearings start next week.
The Maryland Transportation Authority is accepting comments on an environmental impact study for a proposed third span for the Bay Bridge. Here's how to file comments by May 10; hearings start next week. (Elizabeth Janney/Patch)

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Distracted Driving Enforcement Planned In Maryland April 8

Using the phone, eating, drinking and adjusting the stereo can make drivers distracted, which police are on the lookout for Thursday.

Statue Of Slave Owner Removed In Baltimore's O'Donnell Square

The statue of slave owner Captain John O'Donnell was removed from Canton Square this week, which Baltimore's mayor says is critical to promoting equity in the city.

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Giant Sells $1 Million Mega Millions Winning Ticket

A lottery player who bought a Mega Millions ticket at a Giant store matched five winning numbers, meaning a $1 million prize awaits. The winning ticket was for the drawing Tuesday, April 6, and lottery officials said the prize had not yet been claimed.

Vaccine Passports: Should MD Require Proof Of Immunization?

Leaders around the country are debating coronavirus vaccine passports. As the immunization becomes more accessible, some residents question if states or businesses should require proof of inoculation to enter large events. What do you think? Take Patch's survey.

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Proposed Bay Bridge 3rd Span Location Focus Of Public Hearings

Four public hearings have been scheduled for later this month to allow the public to review and comment on the environmental impact statement tied to adding another span to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge.

Fraudulent Hospital Bill Charges Woman $1,800: Police

Police said an Annapolis woman got a fraudulent bill for Doctors Community Hospital in Lanham. Officers noted the bill tried to charge her $1,821.04 for treatment she supposedly received; she told police she never went to the facility.

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