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Slightly weaker Hurricane Irene aims for North Carolina; TD 10 forms in Atlantic
Sun SentinelHurricane Irene is moving north-northeast across eastern North Carolina at 13 mph with maximum sustained winds of 85 mph. At 2 p.m., Irene was about 45 miles west-northwest of Cape Hatteras, N.C., and about 96 miles south of Norfolk, Va. Because of...Tags: BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport, Georgetown, New York City, North Carolina, Disasters and Accidents
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Maryland Weather: Chickens died in Delaware, not Maryland
The Maryland Department of Agriculture said it was mistaken Tuesday when Secretary Earl "Buddy" Hance reported, in his preliminary assessment of crop damage due to Hurricane Irene, that 30,000 Maryland chickens had perished. It turns out the deaths...Tags: Maryland, Hurricane Irene (2011)
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Irene's aftermath claims second Marylander as utilities work to restore power
As the pace of electricity restoration slowed Tuesday, the aftermath of Hurricane Irene continued to frustrate thousands of utility customers and officials announced another storm-related death in Maryland.
More than 165,000 customers remained without...Tags: Howard County, Water Supply, Crimes, Alabama, Illinois
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Correction
Due to erroneous information provided by the Maryland Department of Agriculture, an article in Tuesday's editions incorrectly reported that 30,000 chickens died in Maryland during Hurricane Irene. A departmental spokeswoman said Wednesday that the...Tags: Maryland, Hurricane Irene (2011)
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Resorts eager to draw holiday travelers, but survey finds fewer of them
Judging by the questions prospective guests ask when they call her beachfront hotel, some people seem to think that Ocean City got washed away by Hurricane Irene, says longtime employee Carol Dickel.
"They're asking, 'Are you still there? Is everything...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Labor Day, NBC (tv network), Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Manufacturing and Engineering
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Archaeological dig at Lafayette Square turns up Civil War history
Local archaeologists have not only confirmed that Baltimore's Lafayette Square Park was once the stomping ground of a Civil War army barracks, but they also dug up a little-known fact about the soldiers who dwelled there: They had a knack for losing...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Arts and Culture, Human Interest, Maryland, Washington (U.S. state)
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Maryland offshore wind area slashed
The Obama administration took another step Monday toward opening the Mid-Atlantic coast for offshore wind development, but in the process slashed Maryland's potential stake in the developing new energy industry by more than half.
Pointing to concerns...Tags: Bat (animal), Wind Power, New Jersey, Maryland, Solar Energy
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Muncie mother accused of paying underage babysitter with booze
Fox59A Muncie mother is facing several charges for allegedly paying her babysitter in booze. Police say Lindsey Jones, 30, hired her 15-year-old niece to watch her 11, six, and three-year-old children on Thursday. Jones is accused of paying the babysitter...Tags: Trials, Crime, Law and Justice
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Where's justice?
When the Maryland court system sends a judge from one county to another to administer justice, there should be some justice in the sentencing. That wasn't the case recently in Cecil County when Judge Christian Kahl, who usually presides over cases in...Tags: Lawyers, Harford County, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Abusive Behavior, Crimes
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Ocean City Police arrest man accused of being 'serial peeping Tom'
The Baltimore SunA Pennsylvania man has been arrested in a series of "peeping Tom" incidents in Fenwick Island. Ocean City Police charged 44-year-old William Devon Jones of West Chester, Pa., with peeping into the windows of three apartments at the East of the Sun...Tags: Chicago Hotels, Pennsylvania, Ocean City, Police Arrests
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Potatoes donated to needy after truck-train crash
MILFORD, Del. (AP) — Potatoes that spilled from a tractor-trailer after a crash with a freight train are now being used to feed needy families in Delaware. The crash occurred Sunday on U.S. 13 in Milford. On Monday morning, the Department of...Tags: Chicago Hotels, Charity, Social Issues, Potatoes
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