AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDrinking Water: Baltimore-area households served by the Montebello system are receiving a blend that includes Susquehanna River water as drought lowers reservoirs. Officials say it meets safety standards, though taste, odor or color may change. Food Safety: Federal inspectors warned Maryland retailers received illegally imported Grace chicken Vienna sausages. Consumers should discard them or return them to the store; no illnesses have been reported. Measles Risk: More than 1 in 5 Maryland schools with kindergartners had vaccination rates too low to prevent measles spread, state data show. Maryland has reported 55 cases this year, compared with five or fewer annually over the past decade. Dementia Care: Hospice of the Chesapeake is bringing its caregiver education program to Charles County, offering training, support groups and hands-on practice for families caring for loved ones at home. Mental Health: Rep. Sarah Elfreth is pushing for the Pentagon to track suicides among civilian employees, following five deaths tied to Fort Meade units over five weeks. Breast Imaging: Mercy Medical Center’s Tyanna O’Brien Center for Women’s Imaging earned comprehensive breast imaging center accreditation.
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