CENTREVILLE — Family activities and music are canceled due to coronavirus restrictions, but Queen Anne’s County will still celebrate the Fourth of July with fireworks this year.
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Southern Maryland Locations
- St. Mary's hospital eyes Hollywood firehouse as satellite facility
- St. Mary's Caring continues to provide meals despite closures
- Mother sees children’s support from inside St. Mary's nursing home
- Most Pax River base employees work from home
- CSM moves to teleworking, campuses close March 19
- St. Mary's government cancels and postpones meetings
- Maryland lawmakers to end session early due to virus
- St. Mary's hospital clamps down on visitors to facility
- Southern Maryland colleges cancels in-person classes as reaction to coronavirus
Upper Shore Locations
- Cecil's Vlamis Liquors donates hand sanitizer to CC Union Hospital
- West Cecil Health Center gets COVID-19 testing money
- North East business owners make, donate hand sanitizer
- Second COVID-19 death in Cecil County, this time at Calvert Manor
- ‘The right thing to do’: Santa Fe owner launches project to feed hospital workers, first responders
- West Cecil Health Center, others to receive federal funds for health care centers
- DOJ allots $58K to Cecil County in COVID-19 public safety grant
- 'We need some kind of relief': Cecil superintendent talks with Sens. Cardin, VanHollen (copy)
- Cecil schools meal distribution workers get thanked with yummy lunches
- Fire marshals, MSP troopers begin 'compliance checks' at Walmarts, other stores
Mid-Shore Locations
- Suspect shot by trooper charged with assault
- Drive-thru virus testing site set up at Chesapeake College
- QA UMD Extension office functioning; building closed to public
- KI Farmers Market relocates to Cult Classic Brewery
- La lista de cierres y aplazamientos del 17 de marzo
- ChesMRC works to keep Hispanic community updated
- Talbot Council holds emergency meeting March 16
- WC student hospitalized in Chestertown is feeling better, awaiting COVID-19 test results
- First Talbot COVID-19 case announced
- Stores scramble to keep shelves full
Resources for Marylanders and employees during COVID-19
SBDC Webinar - Topics: EIDL and CARES (PPP) COVID 19 Loans
Monday 4/6/2020, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM (EDT)
Space is Limited ~ You Must Register: https://mdsbdc.ecenterdirect.com/events/16175
Please RSVP with a valid email. After registering, you will receive a Zoom Meeting link to join online, or you can join via the dial-in number. This webinar will be recorded and shared, and if space fills up, additional dates will be added.
Daily SBA Conference Call – Updates (M-F) provided and you can ask questions.
3:00 p.m., Call 202-765-1264, Conf Call ID# 827-299-626
5:30 p.m., Call 202-765-1264, Conf Call ID# 310-688-488
EIDL Application Help – Daily 10:30 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. On the call, an SBA agent will walk you through how to fill out the EIDL form. Have all your necessary documents ready. Zoom Meeting # 6794772946
Paycheck Protection Program Loan (PPPL) FAQ -Â
SBA COVID-19 Small Business Guidance & Loan Resources
Main Maryland Business Information Site for COVID 19 updates and resources - https://govstatus.egov.com/md-coronavirus-business