The federal government must move urgently to help small businesses survive the sharp downturn in economic activity caused by the COVID-19 outbreak, Maryland’s U.S. senators said Thursday.

On Thursday the Maryland Retailers Association expressed a host of concerns in letters to Hogan and leaders of the General Assembly.

In addition to cash-flow worries, businesses are concerned about security and potential evictions, said Cailey Locklair, the association’s president.



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