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Medical waste facility plans to move operations to Rosedale - Vimarsana News

Medical waste facility plans to move operations to Rosedale

ROSEDALE — Daniels Sharpsmart, Inc., a company specializing in medical waste management and disposal, plans to soon move its operations from Baltimore City to Rosedale, according to the Baltimore County

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Derailed train buries Ellicott City in coal, crushing two teen girls - Vimarsana News

Derailed train buries Ellicott City in coal, crushing two teen girls

Emergency responders and railroad officials faced a massive, days-long clean up of coal, overturned train cars and crushed vehicles in the historic center of Ellicott City late Tuesday night, following an early morning train derailment that crushed two 19-year-old women to death.

Elkton considers joining class action lawsuit over PFAS chemicals in drinking water - Vimarsana News

Elkton considers joining class action lawsuit over PFAS chemicals in drinking water

ELKTON — The Town of Elkton may be joining a class action lawsuit against manufacturers that use and create per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) after a 2020 report indicated that

CSX faces more than $121,000 in OSHA violation penalties after December coal explosion in Curtis Bay - Vimarsana News

CSX faces more than $121,000 in OSHA violation penalties after December coal explosion in Curtis Bay

CSX is facing more than $121,000 worth of penalties for a group of serious OSHA violations stemming from a December explosion at its coal facility in Curtis Bay, the U.S. Department of Labor said Monday.