Community Update – November 17
Dear Residents, Families and Friends, Cedar Lane Senior Living Community just learned that a member of our extended community has tested positive for COVID-19. This person is not a resident or staff member, but a…
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News and happenings in and around Cedar Lane Senior Living Community in Leonardtown Maryland
Cedar Lane Misnamed in Southern Maryland News story
In an article published September 18, 2020, by Southern Maryland News, Cedar Lane Senior Living Community was wrongly named as a long-term care facility experiencing an active outbreak of COVID-19. The facts are that Cedar…
Community Update – September 4, 2020
Community Update: September 4, 2020 Dear Cedar Lane residents, family & friends, On Tuesday, Governor Hogan announced the beginning of Stage 3 of the ‘Maryland Strong: Roadmap to Recovery’. Starting 5 p.m. today, the order…
Community Update – August 28
Community Update: August 28, 2020 Dear community members: I would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for your continued support and perseverance during these very trying times. I am proud of the…
The Big Raffle Hosted by Friends of Cedar Lane
Friends of Cedar Lane Board Announces “The Big Raffle†featuring $12,000 in total cash prizes. Just 400 tickets will be sold for this fundraiser, with proceeds benefitting the residents of Cedar Lane Senior Living Community….
Community Update – August 14, 2020
“In the past few weeks we have seen the pace of this pandemic accelerate. Community residents need to be diligent about key infection prevention measures – wear face coverings indoors and outside, social distance, wash…
Community Update – August 7, 2020
Community Update: August 7, 2020 Dear community members: St. Mary’s County recorded 84 new cases of COVID-19 last week, which serves as a timely reminder that we must remain COVID-safe and COVID-vigilant to keep our…
Community Update – July 31
Community Update: July 31, 2020 Dear community members: On Wednesday, Governor Hogan announced a pause on further reopening plans for Maryland, triggered by a recent increase in COVID-19 related hospitalizations. Here are the main takeaways…