$600 Semanales Además de los Beneficios Actuales de Desempleo
El Departamento de Trabajo de Maryland recibió más de 108,000 reclamos de seguro de desempleo durante la semana pasada, y 240,000 en el último mes. Eso es más que el… Read More
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Hogan Makes Easter Bunny ‘Essential Worker’ in Maryland
No mass on Easter, no group gatherings, but those celebrating will get an Easter basket. Gov. Larry Hogan announced Friday at a press conference that he’s proclaimed that the Easter Bunny is… Read More
Marylanders to Get $600 Per Week on Top of Current Unemployment Benefits
The Maryland Department of Labor saw more than 108,000 unemployment insurance claims over the past week, and 240,000 in the past month. That’s more than the number of claims filed… Read More
Hogan: Easter Weekend ‘Will be the Worst Possible Time’ to Congregate
This Easter weekend will be one of the most dangerous times ever to get together during the COVID-19 pandemic, Gov. Larry Hogan said at a press conference Friday. “This will… Read More
Cinepolis Offers Streaming and Rental Films, Proceeds Help Employees
Cinépolis has partnered with film studios to offer new films to rent and stream at home. Rentals for movies are $12 through Cinépolis Rewards homepage. Once the film is rented,… Read More
Costco Adds Priority Access for Healthcare Workers and First Responders
This week, Costco announced that healthcare workers and first responders have priority access to enter their warehouses. With a membership card and official identification, healthcare workers and first responders will… Read More
CARES Act Will Provide Funding for Montgomery College and Other Schools in 6th District
U.S. Rep. David Trone (D-Md.) announced that eight schools from Maryland’s 6th District will receive funding from Congress through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act). The… Read More
What To Do If You Do Not Have Face Masks
Local health officials are stepping it up a notch when it comes to preventing the spread of COVID-19. Beginning Monday, April 13, a new health order is requiring shoppers to… Read More
MCPS to Share Information About Grading Next Week
Families will receive information about grading for the third and fourth quarter next week, said Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) Superintendent Dr. Jack Smith in a message to the MCPS… Read More
First University of Maryland Staff Member Dies due to COVID-19
The University of Maryland announced the passing of the first university staff member from complications due to COVID-19. Luckmann Simon, a manager in Dining Services, worked for the University of… Read More
Maryland Ranks 14th for Most Unemployment Claims Filed
Maryland ranked 14th among states when comparing the number of initial unemployment claims filed during the week of March 30, according to WalletHub, a personal finance website. Marylanders filing for… Read More
COVID-19 Numbers: Montgomery County Deaths 34, County Cases 1,388, State Cases 6,968
The Maryland Department of Health releases the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases and deaths in the state each morning by 11 a.m. and just started including a breakdown of cases… Read More