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Del. Dwyer admits to drinking in Arundel boating accident
Del. Donald H. Dwyer Jr. said Thursday that he had been drinking alcohol when a motorboat he was operating collided with another boat in the Magothy River — an accident that left six people with serious injuries. In a brief news conference...
Tags: Natural Resources, Maryland State Police, Anne Arundel Community College, Health and Medical Professionals, Annapolis
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Dog, 40 cats die in Forest Hill house fire
More than 40 animals ranging from cats to baby turtles were found dead following a house fire on Rocks Road in Forest Hill late Monday night that has prompted the Harford County government to start an animal hoarding investigation. Most of the dead...Tags: Harford County, Conservation, Photography, Dog (animal), Arts
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Arrests rise as Maryland black bear hunt grows
The Baltimore SunWith an increase in the number of permits given out and a record number of bears killed during last month's five-day Maryland black bear hunt came another high mark — arrests made for illegal baiting and other violations. According to the Natural...Tags: Natural Resources, Hunting, Police Arrests, Energy Resources, Conservation
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Harford School buses ready to roll, routes available
Back to school for Harford County Public Schools students this Monday also means the resumption of school bus service for the majority of them. Bus routes and times are available now at http://www.hcps.org by clicking on the bus icon on the left side...
Tags: Natural Resources, Students, Schools, Teaching and Learning, High Schools
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Q&A with fly-fishing expert Lefty Kreh
Lefty Kreh is to fly-fishing what James Naismith was to basketball and, perhaps, what Elvis was to rock 'n' roll. Not only is the now 87-year-old Kreh credited with helping invent the sport in the late 1940s, he later popularized it by writing more...
Tags: Natural Resources, Newspaper and Magazine, Frederick County (Maryland), Fishing, Conservation
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Crabbers go digital to report their catch
When Richard Young gets done with a day of crabbing, he often calls the co-owner of his seafood business on his cellphone to let her know he's headed back in. Starting next week, though, the 56-year-old waterman from Dundalk is going to be checking in by...
Tags: Havre de Grace, Dundalk, Energy Resources, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Fishing
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Water rescue teams search for man in bay near Aberdeen
Swift-water rescue teams spent hours searching for a man in the Bush River and Chesapeake Bay near the Perryman area of Harford County late Sunday, according to a Harford County Volunteer Fire and EMS Association spokesman. About 8:21 p.m., as a large...Tags: Harford County, Maryland State Police, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Energy Resources, Conservation
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Swimmer's body found by Natural Resources police
The body of a swimmer who disappeared Sunday near Howell Point on the Eastern Shore, was recovered by the Maryland Natural Resources Police Monday. Brandon M. Greene, 21, of Edgewood, was reported missing shortly before 2 p.m. on Sunday, authorities...Tags: Aberdeen Proving Ground, Natural Resources, Maryland State Police, Energy Resources, Conservation
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Virginia man's body found after boat capsized in storm
The body of a Virginia man thrown from a small boat on the Chesapeake Bay during Friday's powerful storm was recovered Sunday evening off Calvert County by Maryland Natural Resources Police. Angel Giovani Ayala Cerros, 26, of Alexandria, was found near...Tags: Natural Resources, Alexandria (Alexandria, Virginia), Energy Resources, Chesapeake Beach (Calvert County, Maryland), Conservation
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Scout works to deter spread of invasive freshwater algae
Tyler S. Gee, 16, can add several descriptives after his name, including rising junior at Hereford High School and aspiring Eagle Scout and aerospace engineer. Now he can tack on one more — riverkeeper — because of his efforts to deter the...Tags: Rivers, Fishing, Conservation, Biology, Baltimore County
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Harford Christian takes seventh at Canon Envirothon
The Harford Christian School environmental science team took seventh place in the international Canon Envirothon, the team's advisor, Ada Stambaugh, announced. Fifty high school natural resources teams from the USA and Canada vied for top honors in the...Tags: Harford County, Natural Resources, Energy Resources, Forests, Forestry and Timber
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West Friendship: Fire department chief among those who saved Virginia woman
As a community we are beaming with pride. West Friendship Volunteer Fire Department Assistant Chief Mark Miller was among a team of Maryland Wildland Firefighters whose rescue efforts saved the life of a woman in Virginia on July 3. Members from the 20...Tags: Stephen Schwartz, Requiem, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Fires, John Frank
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