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Carroll County Education Notes, from Winters Mills' brass act to new Leos at Francis Scott Key
Tech Center student places third in national welding competition Collins Lethbridge, a student at Francis Scott Key High School who is also a welding technologies student at the Carroll County Career and Technology Center, recently competed in the...Tags: Teachers, Carroll County (Maryland), Students, Manufacturing and Engineering, Maryland General Assembly
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Port's public terminals set new traffic records
The Port of Baltimore's public terminals set new marks last year in the handling of vehicles, containers and wood pulp while also posting a strong showing in the areas of general cargo and farm and construction machinery. The figures, released Thursday,...Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Port of Baltimore, Manufacturing and Engineering, Executive Branch, Martin O'Malley
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Senior Circles: Calling all Rosies in Howard County!
I'm putting out a call to any Howard County resident who was a Rosie the Riveter during World War II and to family members of a Rosie. You are a Rosie if you answered the government's call through articles in magazines and fliers — "Women, you could...Tags: Firearms, Roy Rogers, Rodeo, Manufacturing and Engineering, American Red Cross
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Port moves up one spot in U.S. cargo rankings
The port of Baltimore moved up one spot in the national rankings in cargo handling last year on the strength of a 37 percent jump from 2009 in the value of shipments over its docks, according to the U.S. Census. Gov. Martin O'Malley said Tuesday that the...Tags: Waterway and Maritime Transportation Industry, Work Relations, Salt, Heavy Engineering, Manufacturing and Engineering
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Made (once again) in America
When NovaSom Inc. was looking to produce its sleep apnea diagnostic kits, the Glen Burnie-based company didn't look to factories in Asia or Mexico. Instead, it found a manufacturer right off the Beltway in Woodlawn.
NovaSom chose Zentech Manufacturing...Tags: Computing and Information Technology Industry, Asia, Manufacturing and Engineering, General Electric Company, Federal Reserve
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Remembering an unforgettable horror
Associated PressAt a still-smoking ruin and in far-flung places still reeling from unthinkable acts, they stopped to mark a milestone yesterday: A month had passed since terrorists made their indelible mark. At the World Trade Center, there was a moment of silence at 8:...Tags: Aircraft Hijacking, Terrorism, American Airlines, Inc., Air Transportation Industry, Veterans Day
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Here, everything old is made new again
Sun StaffIf Raymond Book does his job just right, no one should know he did his job at all. At a crammed construction site wedged into downtown's west side, hulking cranes and other heavy machinery chip away at the aged exterior of the Hippodrome Performing...Tags: Music Theater, U.S. Supreme Court, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Renovation, Hippodrome Theatre
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Howard St. repair in high gear
Sun StaffA lot's riding on the repair work at Howard and Lombard streets. Professional sports teams depend on light rail and buses to transport fans through the crossroads, and thousands of people try to traverse downtown, so the pressure is on to quickly...Tags: PSINet Incorporated, Football, Health and Safety at Work, Metal and Mineral, Railway Accidents
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Retooling for a new reality
Special to SunSpotWhen John Thornton came to Baltimore from Oxford, N.C., in 1956 to visit an uncle, he didn't expect to stay. But 47 years later, the retired steelmaker is like many who put down roots here. Shortly after arriving, Thornton found work at a restaurant...Tags: Economy, Regional Authority, Employees, World War II (1939-1945), Financially Distressed Companies
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Rebellious city in Iraq poses stern test of American resolve
Sun Foreign StaffFALLUJAH, Iraq - They arrived a few days ago to impose law and order in this city of heat, dust and defiance, 35 miles west of Baghdad. But from the first night they patrolled the streets, American troops were under attack. Members of the Army's 3rd...Tags: Firearms, Armed Forces, U.S. Army, Children, Agriculture
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Factory jobs are falling worldwide
The Wall Street JournalThe U.S. manufacturing sector has gone through 38 grueling months of declining employment, but a new report shows that factory-job woes aren't just an American problem. From Brazil to Russia and yes, even to China, manufacturing jobs are disappearing...Tags: JPMorgan Chase & Co., Japan, Job Layoffs, Migration, Heads of State
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Md. manufacturing to grow little
Sun StaffThe good news on the manufacturing front for the coming year is that most of the bad news has already arrived. On the downside, economists say they don't expect much growth in the sector in 2001. "From Maryland's perspective, their bad news is over,"...Tags: Layoffs and Downsizing, Hunt Valley, Job Layoffs, Federal Reserve, Inorganic Chemicals
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