Coronavirus Dist. of Columbia

January 24 Coronavirus Data New Cases: 189 confirmed and 54 probable

January 21-23 Coronavirus Data New Cases: 1,350 confirmed and 183 probable From the Mayor’s Office: “The District’s reported data for January 24, 2022 includes 189 new confirmed positive coronavirus (COVID-19)…

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Fairfax Co., Alexandria to keep mask requirement in schools

Virginia’s largest school system said Friday it will continue to require masks when classes resume Tuesday, despite Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s executive order that removed school mask requirements across the state.…

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Mosby’s attorney claims politics are behind indictment

Community members joined Marilyn Mosby’s attorney Monday to rally support for Baltimore’s top prosecutor, who they say is being unfairly targeted. The attorney for Baltimore’s top prosecutor says all four…

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DC pre-K students will be required to submit weekly COVID-19 test results

D.C. public schools students in pre-K will be required to take a rapid COVID-19 test every week beginning next week, Chancellor Lewis Ferebee said Thursday. D.C. public schools students in…

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DC restaurants prepare to require diners for proof of vaccination

Starting Jan. 15, restaurants and bars in D.C., along with several other types of businesses, will be required to check that their customers are vaccinated. Starting Jan. 15, restaurants and…

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Lawsuit alleges D.C. government denied or withheld unemployment benefits from workers without explanation

Four D.C. workers who lost their jobs during the coronavirus pandemic filed suit against the District on Wednesday, alleging the city’s unemployment agency failed to offer an explanation for why…

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French burn fewer cars on New Year's Eve due to pandemic

Hundreds of empty, parked cars go up in flames in France each New Year’s Eve, set afire by young revelers Source link

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December 27 Coronavirus Data New Cases: 1,868

December 23-26 there were 9,200 new positive coronavirus (COVID-19) cases. From the Mayor’s Office: “The District’s reported data for December 27, 2021 includes 1,868 new positive coronavirus (COVID-19) cases, bringing…

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DC-Area Restaurants Celebrating New Year’s Eve With Festive Feasts and Drink Specials

Photo courtesy of dLeña. Restaurants across the DC-area are hailing the new year with special menus and gatherings, so we’ve put together a list of restaurants where you can celebrate…

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Montgomery Co. schools ‘working around the clock’ to maintain in-person instruction

There’s no interest in migrating to virtual instruction unless absolutely necessary for public schools in Montgomery County, Maryland, according to the system on Monday. There’s no interest in migrating to…

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Coronavirus Dist. of Columbia

January 24 Coronavirus Data New Cases: 189 confirmed and 54 probable

Fairfax Co., Alexandria to keep mask requirement in schools

Mosby’s attorney claims politics are behind indictment

DC pre-K students will be required to submit weekly COVID-19 test results

DC restaurants prepare to require diners for proof of vaccination

Lawsuit alleges D.C. government denied or withheld unemployment benefits from workers without explanation

French burn fewer cars on New Year's Eve due to pandemic

December 27 Coronavirus Data New Cases: 1,868

DC-Area Restaurants Celebrating New Year’s Eve With Festive Feasts and Drink Specials

Montgomery Co. schools ‘working around the clock’ to maintain in-person instruction

Feds say Utah has worst COVID-19 rate in the nation. Here’s the catch.

Awaiting Report on Parties, Johnson Faces Fire Over an Afghan Evacuation

South Dakota reports 14 more COVID-19 deaths, hospitalizations down

Feds say Utah has worst COVID-19 rate in the nation. Here’s the catch.

Awaiting Report on Parties, Johnson Faces Fire Over an Afghan Evacuation

South Dakota reports 14 more COVID-19 deaths, hospitalizations down

Latest coronavirus numbers — WCAX continuing coverage

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