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On the move – 9/30/11: Katzenberger wins volunteer award
BY: Daily Record Staff ![]() Katzenberger wins volunteer award Debi Katzenberger recently received a Spirited Women in Balance Award from Morton’s The Steakhouse and MyCity4Her.com at their event to support the Central Maryland chapter of the American Red Cross. Katzenberger, a supervisor at CareFirst BlueCrossBlueShield, created the Casey Cares Kami’s Jammies program after her 9-year-old granddaughter, Kamryn, passed away from complications [...] |
Maryland probes death linked to tainted cantaloupe
BY: Associated Press Maryland health officials are investigating whether cantaloupe linked to an outbreak of listeria made it into the state, after a Marylander was among eight people nationwide who died from eating tainted produce. The Department of Health and Mental Hygiene said Thursday that the central Maryland resident ate the melon before falling ill and dying last [...] |
Red Cross consolidates Maryland operation to cut costs
BY: Associated Press HAGERSTOWN — The American Red Cross says it’s cutting 17 full-time staff positions across western, central and southern Maryland. The nonprofit organization said Thursday it must consolidate operations in the Chesapeake region to reduce costs. Spokesman Doug Lent says the budget for disaster relief isn’t affected. Lent says offices in Cumberland and La Plata will [...] |
BGE: All systems operating well following quake
BY: Associated Press Baltimore Gas & Electric spokesman Rob Gould says the utility’s systems appear to be operating well, although inspections are ongoing following an earthquake along the East Coast. The utility, which serves about 1.2 million electric customers in central Maryland and more than 650,000 natural gas customers, had about 1,800 electric outages at 2:30 p.m. Gould [...] |
BGE preparing for more storm outages
BY: Associated Press Baltimore Gas and Electric says it is preparing for more outages from storms that could bring 50 mph gusts. The utility says it has restored power Wednesday to more than 14,000 customers who lost service during overnight storms, and about 1,100 were still without power at 2:30 p.m. BGE says more storms are forecast Wednesday [...] |
Storms knock out power to more than 50,000
BY: Associated Press Baltimore Gas and Electric says it has restored power to tens of thousands of customers in central Maryland. The utility says more than 50,000 customers lost power as strong thunderstorms moved through the region late Thursday night. The majority were in Anne Arundel County, Baltimore city and Baltimore County. BGE had restored service to more [...] |






