Businesses in Maryland that were deemed nonessential and ordered to close amid the coronavirus pandemic will be able to reopen Friday, Gov. Larry Hogan announced. Hogan’s latest order means that the following types of businesses can reopen:
* Manufacturing;
* Construction;
* Large and small retail shops;
* Specialty vendors;
* Tattoo parlors;
* Tanning salons;
* Massage parlors;
* Nail salons;
* Wholesalers;
* Warehouses;
* Bank branches and other financial institutions;
* Real estate offices;
* Other offices including information technology firms, legal offices, accounting, insurance agencies, design studios, advertising and architectural firms, and media production companies.
Outdoor businesses that may reopen:
* Golf courses and driving ranges;
* Outdoor archery and shooting ranges;
* Marinas and watercraft rental businesses;
* Campgrounds;
* Horse boarding and riding facilities;
* Drive-in movie theaters;
* Outdoor swimming pools;
* Outdoor day camps;
* Tour boats.
* Churches, synagogues, mosques and other religious gathering places can open at 50% capacity.
A ban on indoor restaurant dining remains in place. Senior centers, fitness centers, theaters and malls also remain closed, as well as bowling alleys, bingo halls, mini golf places; and amusement parks.
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