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Baltimore’s Curtis Bay incinerator to close after settlement with state (opens the original)
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Curtis Bay Energy will shutter its controversial medical waste incineration plant in Baltimore as part of a settlement between the Maryland Department of Environment and the Maryland Attorney General. The company will also have to pay $600,000 in civil penalties for its role in pollution violations. The facility is one of the largest medical waste incinerators in the nation and services the east coast and parts of Canada by burning tens of thousands of tons of biohazardous materials. However, th
New bill would require 988 literature at Baltimore liquor stores, tobacco shops (opens the original)
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The Baltimore City Council is considering a new measure that would require some businesses and public buildings to carry literature about mental health resources. The Mental Health Resources Awareness Act would require liquor and tobacco vendors as well as casinos and city-owned buildings to post informational resources about the national 988 hotline in the establishments. The 988 hotline operates as emotional support and immediately connects people with a counselor who can assist with crisis, s
Baltimore cracks down on smoke shops selling illegal cannabis and other substances (opens the original)
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Baltimore took another step this week to crack down on smoke shops in the city by giving police the ability to close some stores if they continue illegal activity. The Baltimore City Council voted Monday to give police the ability to padlock stores that sell illegal cannabis and other products after a second citation. Council President Zeke Cohen said the proliferation of the stores is an issue for the city. “Fourteen hundred plus smoke shops is too many,” Cohen told WYPR. “My biggest concern is
Baltimore offers new round of opioid grants to neighborhood groups (opens the original)
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The city of Baltimore will offer its second round of opioid restitution fund community grants and new microgrants focused on specific populations to reduce overdoses in the city and provide funds to innovative programs that can help people with addiction. Baltimore is doubling the amount it’s offering to local nonprofits this year, by awarding four million dollars in community grants. Each of the grants will be worth between $250,00 and $500,000 per year for two years. The goal of the program is
Monumental hearing in Baltimore Archdiocese bankruptcy case is delayed (opens the original)
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A monumental hearing for survivors of abuse by clergy at the Baltimore Catholic Archdiocese will be postponed for another month and a half after lawyers for the archdiocese and the survivors committee asked for a 45-day delay in a meeting that could have ended the Church’s bid for bankruptcy. Dismantling the bankruptcy case would make the Church liable for even more funds for survivors since they would be able to individually sue the Archdiocese. However, survivors would have to wait longer to s
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