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Hogan Tightens Restrictions on Masks, Issues Travel Advisory

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With some states experiencing a spike in confirmed coronavirus cases, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced Wednesday mask restrictions at indoor places and a travel advisory to certain states.

Source: The Washington Informer

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