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Forecasts show Hurricane Sandy could strike Md.
Weather forecasters are warning the mid-Atlantic and Northeast to brace for possible tropical storm-force winds, heavy rains and even snow early next week as Hurricane Sandy appears increasingly likely to strike somewhere between the Delmarva peninsula...
Tags: Hurricane Sandy (2012), Halloween, Natural Disasters, Tropical Storms, National Hurricane Center
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BGE customers told to submit letters on smart-meter deferral
Baltimore Gas and Electric advises customers seeking to defer the installation of smart meters in their homes to make a request in writing. Customers should address mail to Smart Meter Deferral, BGE, P.O. Box 1475, Baltimore, MD 21203. In the letter,... -
BGE set to trim back vegetation along Cromwell Bridge Road
Baltimore Gas and Electric Company on Thursday, Oct. 18, announced that it will begin conducting tree and vegetation pruning and review along a 115,000-volt transmission line that follows Cromwell Bridge Road. The utility said the work, set to begin in...
Tags: Tree Pruning, Civil and Public Service, Government
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In Towson, BGE officials pledge upgrades, 'aggressive' tree work to curb storm impact
Representatives from Baltimore Gas and Electric told Towson residents on Thursday that the utility is implementing "selective undergrounding" of some utility lines in Stoneleigh, Wiltondale, Rodgers Forge and other neighborhoods, as well as an...
Tags: David Marks, Shootings
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Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
WEATHER: Mostly cloudy, with patchy morning fog and a high near 74. Friday night is expected to be partly cloudy, with a low around 53. TRAFFIC: Check our traffic updates for this morning's issues. TOP NEWS Boy Scout files reveal 90 cases of alleged...
Tags: National Football League, Charity, Terrell Suggs, Mitt Romney, Football
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Going, going: Last of city's giant gas holders coming down
The giant gray cylinder has loomed over the North Baltimore landscape for decades, providing heating gas for city homes and a familiar landmark for drivers on the Jones Falls Expressway. Soon it will disappear from the skyline, and with it will go an...
Tags: Memorial Stadium, Business, Architecture, Mercy Medical Center (Baltimore, Maryland), Maryland Stadium Authority
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Howard approves county's largest solar power station
Nixon's Farm in West Friendship has for 50 years been a fine place for country weddings in the converted 19th-century barn amid the grassy hills — "centrally isolated," the website calls the spot. Soon, though, a portion of the grounds off Route...Tags: Property, Farms, Solar Energy, Renewable Energy, Engineering
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City Council adopts resolution calling for online 911 log
The City Council adopted a resolution Monday formally asking Baltimore police to create a system for posting active 911 responses online. Police officials raised concerns last month about their ability to create such a system, which would post active...Tags: Bernard C. Young, Mary Pat Clarke, Accounting and Auditing, Elections, Voting
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Annapolis' new $1.8 million sidewalks punctuated by utility poles
As traffic whizzed by on West Street, Nancy Patterson and her service dog, Mahler, rolled smoothly past homes and car dealerships until a utility pole jutted from the center of the brand-new sidewalk. Patterson negotiated her wheelchair around the pole,...Tags: Annapolis
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Margaret L. Fusco, day care provider
Margaret Lorraine Fusco, a homemaker who had worked in department stores and run a day care center, died Oct. 10 of Alzheimer's disease complications at Citizens Care and Rehabilitation Center in Havre de Grace. The former White Marsh resident was 69....Tags: Roman Catholicism, Early Learning, Dundalk, Alzheimer's Disease, White Marsh
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PSC may prohibit utilities from charging fee during first 24-hours after major storm
The Maryland Public Service Commission may prohibit the state's utility companies from charging customers a small service fee during the first day of a major power outage. "It's like pouring salt in their wounds. … It may be 50 cents, but in a...Tags: Electricity Production and Distribution, Potomac Electric Power Company, Montgomery County (Maryland)
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Jacques Kelly: Group works to preserve Worthington and Greenspring valleys
On a fall day, the landscape in northern Baltimore County looks pretty marvelous. Even the old-fashioned rural roads seem unobtrusive. It's hard not to think: Why hasn't all this gorgeous landscape been ruined, as close as it is to downtown Baltimore?...
Tags: Inner Harbor, Telecommunication Service, Cell Phones, Timonium
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