Contamination argued over Shallmar water shutdown
Residents of Shallmar, Maryland, protest the state order to dismantle the private water system after environmental officials found bacteria and cross connections risk. Sanitary District workers severed pipes linking Short Creek with 27 homes. Residents seek sheriff's investigation while preferring the old system over treated Kitzmiller water.
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Maryland Department of the Environment
Garrett County Sanitary District
Sanitary District
Kue
Potomac River
Kitzmiller
Garrett County
William Ferry
Shalimar
Garrett County State's Attorney's Office
Maryland
Michael P. Sullivan
Department of the Environment
Wendell R. Beitzel
Mr. Beitzel
Drug czar resigns to run for county exec in Maryland
Robert S. Neall, Maryland's first drug czar, resigns to announce May 19 his bid for Anne Arundel County executive. A Republican, he will replace James Lighthizer who is not seeking re election. Neall, on loan from Johns Hopkins Health System as VP for external affairs, led the Governor's Commission on Drug and Alcohol Abuse since February. Governor Schaefer praised his energy and capability.
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Annapolis
Robert S. Neall
Maryland
Anne Arundel County
Mr. Neall
Governor’s Commission On
Drug and
William Donald Schaefer
Neall
Anne Arundel
Davidsonville
James Lighthizer
Drug Commission
Johns Hopkins Health System
Bob Neall
Easter Rabbit Dinner Prompts Debate At St Louis Center
Rev. Larry Rice of New Life Evangelistic Center in St Louis served barbecued rabbit to about 500 Easter diners to shift focus from the Easter Bunny to the holiday’s Christian meaning. Rabbits were offered alongside turkey and ham, with some donors pausing support amid mixed reactions.
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ST. Louis
America
Larry Rice
New Life Evangelistic Center
Rice
New Life Center
James
Kansas City
Insurer blocks Medicare payments for Alzheimer's therapy services
A Toledo nonprofit Intergenerational Services Inc. faces closure after Nationwide stopped Medicare payments Oct 1, denying more than 40,000 claims totaling 1.1 million dollars. The group Advocates for Alzheimer's Victims plans signatures to pressure a reversal, citing psychotherapy for patients at 66 nursing homes across 15 counties.
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Toldeo, Ohio
Nationwide Insurance Company
Nationwide
Intergenerational Services Inc
Ohio
William P. Ramsey
Alice Faryna
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