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Bracing for Sandy
Pennsylvania remained in Hurricane Sandy's crosshairs Sunday, with forecasters predicting a one-two punch of wind and rain to start hitting the Lehigh Valley late tonight. Although a degree of uncertainty remains about the storm's precise path, there...
Tags: Snow Storms, Northampton County (Pennsylvania), Macungie, Bars and Clubs, Floods
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Chefs gear up for Eat Local Week
From downtown Orlando, a 200-mile market basket takes a wide sweep north toward Gainesville, circles beyond Tampa to the west and Micco to the east and goes as far south as Clewiston. The loop takes in a generous portion of the Gulf of Mexico, Atlantic...
Tags: Tampa, Audubon Park, Orlando Restaurants, Lifestyle and Leisure, Consumers
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NJ's barrier islands are scenes of devastation
MANTOLOKING, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey's delicate barrier islands, long and slender strips of land cherished by generations of sunbathing vacationers and full-time residents alike, are a hazardous wasteland of badly eroded shore, ruined beachfront...
Tags: MTV (tv network), Energy Resources, Manhattan (New York City), Government, Executive Branch
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Striped bass reproduction hits record low
The number of young striped bass in the Chesapeake Bay fell to a record low this year, a drastic decline from a near-record high the year before, state officials reported Tuesday.
State biologists checking Maryland's part of the bay found the fewest...Tags: Conservation, Science and Technology, Lifestyle and Leisure, Science, Environmental Issues
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Sandy leaves death, damp and darkness in wake
NEW YORK (AP) — As Superstorm Sandy marched slowly inland, millions along the East Coast awoke Tuesday without power or mass transit, with huge swaths of the nation's largest city unusually vacant and dark. New York was among the hardest hit,...
Tags: Subway Transportation, Weather Science, Snow Storms, Subway Transportation Industry, Natural Disasters
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Wife of tall ship captain awaits word on his fate
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — The Coast Guard used ships and airplanes to search the Atlantic on Tuesday for the captain of the sunken HMS Bounty as the sailor's wife held on to a sliver of hope that he had survived the harrowing ordeal. The Coast...
Tags: St. Petersburg (Pinellas, Florida), Entertainment, Movies, Saint Petersberg (Russia), William Bligh
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Sandy's trail of devastation: 26 dead, millions without power -- and it's not over
Article Highlights: - NEW: Sandy claims at least 26 lives across the United States - More than 7.5 million customers are without power - Hundreds are trapped after a berm breaks in New Jersey - Transit official: The New York subway system "has...
Tags: Subway Transportation, Snow Storms, Subway Transportation Industry, Floods, Natural Disasters
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Superstorm Sandy, state by state
States along the East Coast were pummeled as Superstorm Sandy came crashing ashore. The storm officially made landfall along the coast of southern New Jersey Monday night, but it is affecting a much wider area. By early Tuesday, more than 7.5 million...
Tags: Civil and Public Service, Subway Transportation, Motorvehicle Accidents, Snow Storms, Alexandria (Alexandria, Virginia)
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PA Turnpike operating under a Weather Advisory
Staff reporterThe Pennsylvania Turnpike is now operating under a Weather Emergency. Hurricane Sandy is currently moving northward across the Atlantic Ocean. The storm is expected to make landfall along the east coast on Monday. The storm will be producing strong...Tags: Travel Alerts, Pennsylvania Turnpike
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Local travelers prepare for impact of Sandy
Tribune reporterHurricane Sandy -- the mega storm bearing down on New York, Washington, D.C., and other parts of the East Coast -- is stranding Chicago travelers and could whip up Lake Michigan waves taller than double-decker buses. At O’Hare International...Tags: Adler Planetarium, Air Transportation Delays, Amtrak, Ray Green, United Air Lines
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Five Star Conference cross country meet moves to Monday
With Volusia County School canceling all extracurricular activities for Friday and Saturday because of Hurricane Sandy twirling in the Atlantic Ocean, the Five Star Conference cross country meet has been moved to Monday. The move was confirmed by...Tags: Joe Williams, Deltona
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Superstorm Sandy: Tallying the damage at amusement piers
Los Angeles Times staff writerA pair of otherworldly photos from Superstorm Sandy will be forever etched in my memory of the historic hurricane. The first photo showed up in much of the mainstream media coverage and became a symbol of the storm: A seemingly intact roller coaster...Tags: Gardens and Parks, Google Inc., Los Angeles Times, Car Repair and Maintenance Tips, Jersey Shore (tv program)
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