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Search continues for man reported missing around Conowingo Dam
Divers and rescue personnel searched in the waters around Conowingo Dam Wednesday night for a 56-year-old Havre de Grace man who was reported missing and may have jumped from the dam, Maryland State Police said. As of Thursday afternoon, however, there...Tags: Harford County, Maryland State Police, Cecil County, Energy Resources, Havre de Grace
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State awards $600,000 grant to improve Stony Run path
The state has awarded Baltimore City a grant of $600,000 to improve and fill in the gaps in the Stony Run stream walking path that runs roughly between Roland Park and Wyman Park. The Maryland Board of Public Works last week approved the Program Open...Tags: Conservation, Charles Village, Jones Falls, Johns Hopkins University, Canterbury
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Teaching students about environmental awareness in Maryland
The Baltimore SunSince 1998, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources has taught more than 32,000 students in 1,200 classroom programs about the Chesapeake Bay, coastal and bay marine life, as well as the state's streams through its Teaching Environmental Awareness in...Tags: Annapolis, Conservation, Energy Resources, Natural Resources
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How to protect our trees as well as our power lines
We have to think more creatively about how we protect both trees and power lines ("A bid to trim power outages," Dec. 23). As Jamie Smith Hopkins' article noted, we can no more be asked to choose between trees or power than we can be asked to choose...Tags: Forestry and Timber
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Columbia resident is 'skipper' of flagship public television program
The world of media has changed a lot in the 25 years since Maryland Public Television aired the first episode of "Outdoors Maryland" in 1988. New technologies have come and gone, and the advent of the Internet has forever altered the way consumers get...
Tags: Conservation, Owings Mills (Baltimore, Maryland), Movies, Energy Resources, Natural Resources
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Little boats will vie for space during Sailabration
For folks who want to partake in Sailabration by water this weekend, expect tight quarters. "An unprecedented number of boats are anticipated. We could have thousands of recreational boaters all trying to come to one location," said Coast Guard Cmdr....
Tags: Conservation, National Great Blacks in Wax Museum, Fort McHenry, Fells Point, Natural Resources
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Coast Guard, others rescue injured sailor on Severn River
A 64-year-old sailor was rescued after he became injured on his boat on the Severn River Saturday. According to the Coast Guard, a crew member aboard a 22-foot sailboat called the Joe Joe Bean called for rescue workers around noon Saturday to help a...Tags: Annapolis, Conservation, Injuries and Wounds, Energy Resources
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Grand prize escapes nine anglers in Maryland Fishing Challenge finale
The big one got away again at Saturday's Maryland Fishing Challenge finale in Annapolis. For the eighth straight year since the contest was established, no anglers caught the special Diamond Jim striped bass worth a $25,000 prize. Though the $25,000...Tags: Conservation, Annapolis, State Parks, Energy Resources, Fishing
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Rescue crews seek missing boater near Gibson Island
Rescue workers searched Monday for a 27-year-old man from Philadelphia who fell off a sailboat near Gibson Island during an afternoon squall. According to Sgt. Brian Albert, public information officer for the Maryland Natural Resources Police,...Tags: Conservation, Labor Day, Energy Resources, Chestertown
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Councilman's final approval for zoning changes in Catonsville, Arbutus
"Zoning is all about maintaining a proper balance between community concerns and property rights," according to 1st District Councilman Tom Quirk. Last week, the representative for Arbutus, Catonsville and Lansdowne areas nearly matched his approval of...Tags: Conservation, Catonsville, Patapsco
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Charges coming against suspected animal hoarders, county says
Charges are expected to be brought within a week to 10 days against the owners of a Forest Hill home where as many as 150 animals, dead and alive, were found following a fire late Monday night. "It's not if charges will be filed, it's what charges we are...Tags: Conservation, Stranger Than Fiction, Harford County, Companies and Corporations, Rabies
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Search continues for missing Middle River boater
A 52-year-old man remained missing in Frog Mortar Creek near the Bowleys Quarter area of Baltimore County as of Wednesday afternoon, about 24 hours after he was last seen separated from his boat in the water, police said. Divers and other recovery...Tags: Conservation, Energy Resources, Natural Resources, U.S. Coast Guard, Baltimore County
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