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Joseph C. Dailey Jr., 68
Joseph Chester Dailey Jr., 68, of Hagerstown, died Thursday, July 7, 2011, at NMS Healthcare Center in Hagerstown, Md.
Born Aug. 24, 1942, in Baltimore, Md., he was the son of the late Joseph Chester and Adeline Royston (Cole) Dailey Sr. He was the...Tags: Westminster (Carroll, Maryland), Human Interest, University of Baltimore, Washington County (Maryland), Carroll County (Maryland)
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Water activities shut down at Cowans Gap State Park
waynesboro@herald-mail.comAt least six children who recently visited Cowans Gap State Park in Fulton County, Pa., contracted E. coli, and some have developed a potentially fatal, related condition, Pennsylvania Department of Health officials said Tuesday. The discovery has...Tags: E. coli Infection, Family, Diarrhea, Health, Diseases and Illnesses
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Savannah I. Wynkoop, 90
Savannah Isabell Wynkoop, 90, of Clear Spring, went to be with the Lord Friday, July 1, 2011, at Western Maryland Hospital Center. Born Jan. 22, 1921, in Washington County, she was the daughter of the late Joseph Bernard and Bessie Catherine (Wolford)...Tags: American Legion, Hospitals and Clinics, Health, Washington County (Maryland), Washington (U.S. state)
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Walk at Greenbrier State Park raises nearly $40K for Kidney Foundation
The annual Western Maryland Kidney Walk was held Sunday at Greenbrier State Park.
Close to $40,000 was raised during the walk, according to a spokeswoman for the National Kidney Foundation of Maryland.
About 200 walkers participated in the walk,...Tags: Gardens and Parks, Maryland, West Virginia, Tourism and Leisure, Greenbrier
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Notre Dame football: ND's Elliott not one to give up the fight
SOUTH BEND -- Threatened by some pretty hefty issues of life, Bob Elliott did what he's always done. He came out swinging. Fourteen years ago, Elliott -- who will enter his second season as a Notre Dame assistant football coach -- was diagnosed with a...
Tags: Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Republic of Ireland, Medical Procedures and Tests, BCS National Championship Game, Chemotherapy
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Algae bloom in two lakes, river prompt warning to say out of water
Question: What's green and brown and wet all over? Answer: Unfortunately, Lake Harris, Little Lake Harris and the Dead River. This is not so funny. Have you noticed? The lakes and their connector to Lake Eustis, always dark from tannins, have turned a...Tags: Lakes and Ponds, Gainesville, Science and Technology
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Talk about your medical wishes in advance, Virginia medics urge
The new emphasis on patient-centered care, prompted by the Affordable Care Act, is having a spill-over effect. More and more people are documenting what type of medical care they want and don't want through advance directives. "I call them life-planning...
Tags: Family, Palliative Care, Bon Secours, Hospitals and Clinics, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
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Detroit Lions players, cheerleaders coach youth camp in Benton Harbor
WSBT-TV ReporterMembers of the Detroit Lions and their cheerleading squad were in Benton Harbor Saturday for a special football and cheer camp. Joique Bell, a 26-year-old Benton Harbor native and running back for the Detroit Lions, hosted the camp for the third...Tags: Joique Bell, National Football League, Kidney Disease, Marcus Easley, Detroit Lions
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Minority organ donors are few, but need is great
Stan Barriga's family is Ecuadorean, but his kidney and pancreas are Italian and Irish. That's because when Barriga needed a transplant seven years ago, there were few Hispanic organ donors. Although Hispanics and blacks account for nearly 40...
Tags: Family, Anglicanism, Roman Catholicism, Human Interest, Lake Mary
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READER SUBMITTED: Local Dialysis Patient Turns 95
TorringtonHelen O'Hotnicky is no ordinary dialysis patient - she just turned 95 years old and still has her wit, laughter and drive to push ahead. Helen is filled with perseverance, takes each day as it comes and understands the importance of support from family...Tags: Heart Attack, Torrington
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Program opens doors to new careers
From kidney dialysis to physical therapy, Avera St. Luke's health academy exposes area high school students to different health careers in the hope they will return to their hometowns. Local juniors and seniors had the chance to interact with St. Luke'...
Tags: Physical Therapy, Health and Medical Professionals, Teaching and Learning, Health and Safety at School, Students
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READER SUBMITTED: A Tale Of Two Fathers And Organ Donation
StatewideFather's Day is bittersweet for two men who don't know each other, but are bonded by a common drive to spread awareness about organ and tissue donation. John Emblidge of Waterford knows the stress of waiting for an organ transplant. The father of three...Tags: Genetic Condition, Human Interest, Father's Day
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