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Plywood and fiberglass panels keep water from running into a Roland Park basement during aftermath of Hurricane Lee.

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( Kathy Hudson / September 9, 2011 )

Plywood and fiberglass panels keep water from running into a Roland Park basement during aftermath of Hurricane Lee.

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About Kathy Hudson

Kathy Hudson is a freelance writer who lives in in Roland Park. Her interests include gardening, literature and city life. She's a terrible cook, so she's always on the lookout for a decent meal, carryout or otherwise. She's written for "The Baltimore Messenger" since 1995 and has had a bi-weekly column, "Hudson's Corner," since 1998. For "Style" magazine she writes spotlights on people and regular garden features.