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Cecil County’s only birth center is closing. Why did no one save it?

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By Darreonna Davis Verified, Meredith Cohn Verified, Kasturi Pananjady Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
After two stillbirths at Union Hospital in Elkton, Caitlyn Burton hoped to give birth to a healthy baby under the care of the same staffers who attended to her through two devastating losses. She called it her redemption. That’s not possible anymore. The hospital is closing its Family Birth Center on June 30,citing declining deliveries, staffing challenges and an aging population — common reasons across the country, but not the full picture here, a Banner analysis shows.
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Prince George’s, Montgomery account for a third of the state’s population growth in 2025

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By Kasturi Pananjady Verified, Antonio Planas Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
A third of Maryland’s population growth in 2025 came from Prince George’s and Montgomery counties, according to newly released federal data. Maryland’s population grew modestly, adding around 20,000 residents between July 2024 and July 2025, according to the latest numbers from the U.S. Census Bureau’s Population Estimates Program. That’s a growth rate of 0.3%.
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Why flouride in water supply is under scrutiny

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By Mike Stobbe Verified, Kasturi Pananjady Verified
| Bristol Press Verified
Why flouride in water supply is under scrutiny
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