At a public meeting required under Baltimore’s agreement with state and federal regulators, The Brew is told it cannot interview staff. Others protest the meeting’s “undemocratic” format that prevents them from asking questions.
Planning to press officials at a public information meeting tonight, advocates say DPW’s inaction over sewage overflows is harming local waterways and endangering public health.
Abell Foundation analysis says the state’s current gas policy will create “a completely unsustainable economic and social situation for all Marylanders,”
The work was to be completed by today, but DPW says it’s been delayed by the finding of “slightly elevated chlorine and pH levels” and now may be completed “within the next two weeks.”