Dangerous drugs with innocent-sounding names like “spice” and “bath salts” are in Harford County and wreaking havoc on the minds and bodies of users. Find out more from Dr. Charles Chapman Sledge, addiction treatment specialist, on “The Harford Edge” airing live on Friday, July 6th, at our new time, 8 a.m. – 9 a.m. on WAMD Radio 970 AM and on the internet at www.khztv.com.
Also on “The Harford Edge”, we’ll talk about The Dagger news of the week, including the latest on a proposed Wal-Mart store in Bel Air, and charges brought by Aberdeen police in the alleged desecration of a local graveyard.
Plus, we’ll talk about upcoming community events in and around Harford County, including First Fridays celebrations planned in Havre de Grace and Bel Air.
Stay on the cutting edge of local news in Harford County and beyond. Join me, Cindy Mumby of The Dagger and my co-host Mark Schlottman, for “The Harford Edge”, Harford County’s only news talk show powered by local news from The Dagger.
“The Harford Edge” airs live every Friday morning, now from 8 – 9 a.m., on WAMD Radio 970 AM in Aberdeen and on the internet at www.khztv.com. Listen to encore radio presentations each Saturday morning from 9 – 10 a.m.
Spice should be illegal but look no further the Dr.Joushua Sharfstein in Q Malleys closet( He is in charge of DHMH). He claims that we cannot make it illegal because of Commerce Laws. This crap affects adolescents and adults every day Just ask the staff at upper Chesapeake. They(state officals)do remain concerned about Bath Salts and this was made illegal. Spice is used 20-1 against Bath Salts. Again ask the Folks at Upper Chesapeake? I wonder how little old Ocean City and Baltimore County Banned the sale, but not Harford county Hickville?