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Biography
Jason Whong has worked in daily news environments since 2004. He has been a clerk, a photographer, a reporter and a digital editor. He has also written freelance articles for technology publications since 2001. Currently: Digital Editor at The Daily Record. As seen in the Star-Gazette (Elmira, N.Y.), Press & Sun-Bulletin (Binghamton, N.Y.), The Ithaca Journal, Mac|Life, MacAddict and other publications.
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By Jason Whong Verified|The Business MonthlyVerifiedSince opening in December 2024, the Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center’s new behavioral health unit has treated 367 patients. In 2024, the behavioral health unit grew from six to 24 beds, and in 2025, a dedicated 9-bed emergency department space was added. The 24-bed unit, which was built to offer patients a suitable setting for complex behavioral health issues, generally experiences fluctuating patient numbers.
By Jason Whong Verified|The Business MonthlyVerifiedFalls are preventable. That’s the key message that the Howard County Department of Fire and Rescue Services wants you to know. “The most common falls we see are due to medical or mechanical reasons,” said Samantha Stanton, director for Community Outreach and Media Affairs at the Howard County Department of Fire and Rescue Services.
By Jason Whong Verified|The Business MonthlyVerifiedA new Japanese restaurant has opened in downtown Columbia. And a Korean bakery may be on the way. On Tuesday, Takumi Japanese Bistro and Bar held a grand opening at The Mall in Columbia, on the second floor in a space formerly occupied by Starbucks Coffee and Verizon. Invited guests sampled sushi, tempura and drinks on Tuesday, and the star of the show was a 130-pound tuna from Mexico. Sushi chefs at the restaurant sliced the fish as part of a demonstration for guests at the grand opening.
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The Business Monthly
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