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DPW says all public communication plans have to be approved through state health and environmental departments under the federal consent decree.
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This massive bill has accrued because, while the housing authority has been paying some of its water bill to the city it has not been paying them in full, staff from both the housing authority and the Department of Public Works told the inspector general’s office.
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“You can go ahead and clean it, but it might be back there the next day.”
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Two leading clean-water activists explain why the state has taken over one of the city's two long-faltering waste-treatment plants, and why they're a party to one of the several lawsuits filed against the city.
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After 9 months at the helm of Baltimore's City's DPW, Jason Mitchell talks about how he's managing one of the city's toughest jobs.
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If Baltimore city owns the county’s drinking water supply, why do county residents pay less than city residents on their water bills?
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An update on Maryland’s health insurance market, a report on changes in Baltimore’s water billing, and advice from an immunologist on how to safely…
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Baltimore County’s virtual return to school has been a technologically bumpy road, and now the district looks at the next challenge – planning an eventual…
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Baltimore’s Department of Public Works will suspend pickup recycling services through Nov. 1, acting director Matthew Barbark announced at a Thursday…
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The top headlines of the day, plus an update on Baltimore’s beleaguered Department of Public Works. And while most schools in the state are going with…