Erica, a realtor from Lauraville, shares photos depicting how the pandemic has changed showing protocols for home visits.
A contributor from Darlington writes about the unease of being an essential worker.
Laura Beth from Butterbee Farm shares that one impact of the pandemic has been an increased demand for locally grown flowers.
A renowned quilter from Catonsville discusses how quilters have brought their skills to mask making.
Contributor Chris shares photographs from his work with the Johns Hopkins Biocontainment Unit.
A college student from the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) writes about navigating remote learning after campus closures.
Retail historian and author Michael Lisicky shares images from the Fells Point neighborhood during the shutdown.
A contributor from Towson talks about starting a new job as a Librarian just as the pandemic hits.
Arts administrator C. Ryan Patterson shares a sampling from his COVID Comics series.
A contributor from Riverdale discusses using her costume making skills to sew medical masks.
While those in Baltimore have sheltered in their homes, downtown Baltimore has ground to a standstill, as evidenced in the photos from today's contributor.
Betsy from Baltimore County shares troubles regarding COVID testing.
At some businesses, masks are now required, and at the Bethesda Co-Op, the number of shoppers have been limited.
Elementary school students from Anne Arundel County share how the pandemic has impacted them.
Tenth Ward Distilling Company shares the ways it has adapted in response to COVID.