Urgent action needed to address Harford County’s water crisis | READER COMMENTARY
The presence of PFAS, also known as "forever chemicals," in our schools' water supply is alarming and serves as a sobering reminder of the broader environmental challenges facing Harford County.
![It breaks my heart that a man came armed to the Harford Mall, where children go to have fun, walkers go for their daily exercise, many old folks hang out to people watch and the disabled are brought by their supervisors for an outing, and he pumped bullets into a fellow man he knew, over an altercation. The big cats hunt and kill when they’re hungry. Men kill when they’re angry. Human anger is a danger to self and others and it is often fueled or preceded by nasty rhetoric and lack of reason and logic. This incident of violence […]](https://www.baltimoresun.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/TBS-L-P1-PM-MALL-SHOOTING.jpg?w=140 "It breaks my heart that a man came armed to the Harford Mall, where children go to have fun, walkers go for their daily exercise, many old folks hang out to people watch and the disabled are brought by their supervisors for an outing, and he pumped bullets into a fellow man he knew, over an altercation. The big cats hunt and kill when they’re hungry. Men kill when they’re angry. Human anger is a danger to self and others and it is often fueled or preceded by nasty rhetoric and lack of reason and logic. This incident of violence […]")
![Housing: The haves and have-nots The Aegis published my May 24 letter to the editor regarding the quality of life in Harford County and the reliance of the county’s leaders on revenue from their developments, fancifully called mixed-use, as a cause for that erosion. Mr. Ed Garono of Havre de Grace replied and made many misstatements in his reply. He seems to have relied on the title of my letter, “Greed of developers, leaders cannot mask corrosive income disparity” for his ad hominem. I highly doubt he read the substance of my letter. If he had, he would have read […]](https://www.baltimoresun.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/AEG-L-JAMESRUN-03.jpg?w=132 "Housing: The haves and have-nots The Aegis published my May 24 letter to the editor regarding the quality of life in Harford County and the reliance of the county’s leaders on revenue from their developments, fancifully called mixed-use, as a cause for that erosion. Mr. Ed Garono of Havre de Grace replied and made many misstatements in his reply. He seems to have relied on the title of my letter, “Greed of developers, leaders cannot mask corrosive income disparity” for his ad hominem. I highly doubt he read the substance of my letter. If he had, he would have read […]")
