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Chester County to recognize International Overdose Awareness Day with a “Night of Light” event
As part of Chester County’s ongoing commitment to tackle the opioid epidemic, the county’s Department of Drug & Alcohol Services will recognize International Overdose Awareness Day on Saturday, Aug. 31. On this day, the county will be joining communities around the world in encouraging residents, businesses, and organizations to raise awareness of overdose, reduce the stigma surrounding overdoses and drug-related deaths, remember the lives lost to overdoses, and acknowledge the grief felt by families and friends who have lost a loved one.
Yarns Named to Reese's Senior Bowl Watch List
NEWARK, Del. – University of Delaware running back Marcus Yarns has been named to the watch list for the 2025 Reese's Senior Bowl. Considered the premier all-star game in college football, the Reese's Senior Bowl is a prime opportunity for NFL Draft hopefuls to showcase their talents in front of NFL Scouts. The annual game will be played February 1 in Mobile, Alabama and televised on NFL Network.
Federal authorities say Chester County doctor self-prescribed controlled drugs
A Chester County physician who operates the Holistic Healing Center of Devon has entered into a settlement with federal authorities to resolve allegations that he improperly dispensed prescription drugs to himself at his office in Tredyffrin without consulting another doctor. On Tuesday, U.S. Attorney Jacqueline C. Romero announced that Dr....
Fluids leaking after two-vehicle crash involving tractor-trailer reported in Sadsbury Township
SADSBURY TOWNSHIP, Pa. — A two-vehicle crash involving a tractor-trailer was reported in Lancaster County Tuesday afternoon. Video above: Headlines from WGAL News 8 Today. Crews responded to the 1600 block of Mine Road near Kinzer Road in Sadsbury Township around 12:30 p.m. According to county dispatchers, there are...
Two Harford County schools warn to don't drink the water over concerning levels of PFAS
BALTIMORE -- Two Harford County schools -- Fallston High and Harford Technical High -- are experiencing contaminated water and students are encouraged to avoid drinking the water.The district sent a letter to families on August 13 noting that the schools have concerning levels of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).PFAS are a class of manmade chemicals that are resistant to grease, oil, water, and heat. Harford County school district says PFAs have been used in many products since the 1940s, including:Cleaning productsWater-resistant fabrics like rain jackets, umbrellas, and tentsGrease-resistant ...
Two Baltimore Giant grocery stores implementing youth supervision policy
BALTIMORE -- Two Giant grocery stores in Baltimore are implementing a youth supervision policy to combat a recent rise in theft.Starting Thursday, August 22, shoppers younger than 17 years old will no longer be allowed without an adult after 6 p.m. inside the Waverly Giant on E. 33rd Street and the Frankford Giant on Sinclair Lane."It's a shame it has to be like that but, unfortunately, that's the way the world is now," said shopper Carleen.The Giant in Waverly already has a large bag ban to cut down on retail theft.Some shoppers told WJZ the policy is a good idea...
Review: PILLAR RABBIT Hops Lively At Spotlighters through Sunday, August 25th
The Baltimore Playwrights Festival tradition continues at Spotlighters Theatre in Baltimore. Pillar Rabbit is an entertaining title that reveals little about the show, so I'm in for a surprise. I’m excited to learn that Opening Night is sold out. Play festivals can be a hard sell, since audiences perforce don’t know what they’re getting. For reviewers, however, we are at the very least assured of not sitting through yet another production of that thing we’ve seen several times already.
"Why wait when you can DIY" Carver students rehab West Baltimore vacant homes
High school programs have come a long way since home economics. Students in West Baltimore are getting tangible work experience before they graduate, while making a difference in their community.
Baltimore father killed in mass shooting, friend calls for justice, change
WBFF (Baltimore, MD) — Those who knew the Baltimore father killed in the mass shooting in east Baltimore are calling for change and answers saying they believe the deadly encounter could have been prevented. Eight people were shot during what BPD Commissioner Richard Worley described as a gathering near...
BPD confirms no ShotSpotter alert issued for mass shooting, investigating
WBFF (Baltimore, MD) — FOX45 News is asking questions after dispatch audio revealed the City’s ShotSpotter technology did not sound during Sunday’s mass shooting in east Baltimore. Officers responded to multiple reports of a shooting in the area of north Spring Street in the City’s Oliver neighborhood...
Wife mourns husband after deadly Fells Point attack, suspect's criminal past revealed
Baltimore City, MD — New details are emerging from this weekend’s deadly assault in Fells Point. Specifically, concerning the suspect's extensive criminal past and the victim’s medical history. On Monday, 43-year-old Timothy Clinedinst was arrested for the brutal beating caught on camera. In the disturbing surveillance video,...
Baltimore nonprofit packs food and school supplies for children in need
BALTIMORE -- A Baltimore nonprofit is packing food and school supplies for children in need as the new school year approaches. According to state data, one in three Marylanders faces food insecurity. To address this, Weekend Backpacks, a Baltimore-based nonprofit, is preparing to distribute about 3,000 backpacks at 50 schools across the Baltimore area. Each backpack will be filled with essential school supplies for both young children and teenagers. Throughout the year, the nonprofit packs food bags for 1,800 children weekly. These children rely on free and reduced meals at school and often lack access to nutritious meals outside of...
BmoreArt’s Picks: August 20-26
This Week: 2024 Little Patuxent Review Poetry Finalists at the Pratt Library, ‘Seeking Mavis Beacon’ advance screening and Q&A at The Charles, 2024 Sondheim Award ceremony at The Walters, opening reception for Baltimore Clayworks’ Short Term Residents Exhibition, Night Owl Gallery’s one year anniversary in Station North, opening reception for Yewande “Wande” Kotun Davis at Genius Guice Studios, Current Space’s 20th anniversary weekend, Joan Cox artist talk at IA&A Hillyer, ‘Miss Mistress of Smut Pageant” at Creative Alliance, and Joseph Plaster + Drew Daniels in conversation at Bird in Hand — PLUS The Arc of Baltimore’s Art in the Round call for entry and more featured opportunities!
Baltimore County woman arrested after vulnerable adult dies in her care
GWYNN OAK, MD—Homicide detectives have arrested and charged a Baltimore County woman following a vulnerable adult abuse investigation. Officers responded to the 1400-block of Kirkwood Road (21207) at the request of medics. When officers arrived, they located 56-year-old Antoinette Gray in deplorable conditions. Detectives later determined the victim was in the care of 34-year-old Brittany Brooks due to her multiple medical ailments.
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