Student restaurant helps spark Western Maryland revival
In Cumberland Maryland the Culinaire Cafe run by Allegany College hospitality students opens on the pedestrian mall. Students including Amanda Winfield and Troy Weisenmiller handle lunch service, with experienced alumni oversight, amid efforts to revive downtown with tax incentives and nearby tourism developments.
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Cumberland
Amanda Winfield
Culinaire Cafe
Maryland
Queen City
Allegany County
David Sanford
Fed Mullaney
Mullan
Appalachian Regional Commission
Allegany College
Community College
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Rocky Gap Lodge & Gall Resort
Deep Creek Lake
Cumber
Canal Place
Little Orleans
Jaye Miller
Bill
Oxford House
Associated Frees Allegany College
Culinary Arta
Brad Barney
Sarah Lashley
Faulty Hopkins bronchoscopes threaten patients at Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins Hospital alerts 415 patients and families that a defective bronchoscope may have caused a life threatening lung infection. At least 128 infections by pseudomonas have been identified. some patients have died. Federal agencies are investigating with Olympus America recalling affected instruments. Patients with fever coughing or shortness of breath should contact their doctors.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
The
Sui
Paul J. Scheel Jr
Dr. Scheel
Federal
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Scheei
Olympus America
Hopkins
Hopkins Physiology Department
Olympus
Maryland farmers press to ease nutrient law on fertilizer use
On the Eastern Shore, Keith Leaverton and other farmers face a state plan dictating fertilizer limits for 1700 acres across Talbot and Queen Annes counties. Rural lawmakers seek delays and extensions while environmentalists urge swift rollout, arguing the plan improves Chesapeake Bay water quality.
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WYE Mills
Keith Leaverton
Talbot
Queen Anne's
General Assembly
Lowell Stoltzfus
Somerset County
Senate
Cau
Cus
State Department of Agriculture
Chesapeake Bay
Theresa Pierno
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Hayden Powell
Secrewry of Agriculture
Hechts bill pits power plant siting against local input
Frederick County lawmakers face a clash over a proposal to force the Public Service Commission to consider local zoning before approving power plant projects. Delegate Sue Hecht argues for local input while opponents warn against undermining deregulation and the current review process.
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Annapolis
Frederick County
John Hurson
Montgomery County
House Environmental Matters Committee
Winchester Hall
of ‘Ower
Sogapany
Public Service Commission
Sue Hecht
D-Frederick
Washington
PSC
Alex Mooney
T- Frederick
Senate
Ms. Hecht
Harlan
Mace
Duke
Maryland
Hutson Sai
Hurson
Sen
Thomas Bramwell
Baltimore County Democrat
Lenate Finance Committee
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