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Winterize your skin to protect it against the cold
It's going to get cold again this weekend and the perfect time to winterize your skin. Frigid temperatures, dry hair, high home heat and winter sun can wreak havoc on your skin. If you don't fend off the damage you'll be looking at botox by the time your...Tags: Cosmetic Center Incorporated, Flu, Botox (drug), Dermatologists
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The number of deaths in fires was unchanged as Harford fire officials offer tips for a safer 2012
For the second year in a row, three people died in fires in Harford County in 2011.
While there were years when there were fewer than the three fatalities of the past two years, that number is nowhere near the nine fire deaths in Harford County 2007....Tags: Companies and Corporations, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Fires, Companies and Corporations, York County (Pennsylvania)
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Fracking: Don't let fear hold us back
Maryland's 7.2 percent unemployment rate is below the national average but still too high. Families need help. Aging roads, sewer systems and other infrastructure need repair. Revenue projections for 2012 and beyond will not cover these programs, along...Tags: Natural Gas, Minority Groups, Water, Energy Resources, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers
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William Alfred Long, lacrosse referee
William Alfred Long, a retired fuel oil salesman and longtime referee of high school and college lacrosse, died of pneumonia Nov. 16 at Good Samaritan Hospital in Baltimore. The Homeland resident was 80.
Born in Baltimore and raised in Irvington,...Tags: University of Baltimore, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Pneumonia, Diseases and Illnesses, History (tv network)
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Harford fire companies prepare for fire prevention week
For many, Fire Prevention Week is a weeklong event in October, but for Harford County's fire departments, the whole month is dedicated to teaching residents about fire prevention. "Fire Prevention Week has actually evolved into Fire Prevention Month...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Dave Williams, Fires, Great Chicago Fire (1871)
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Flood cresting lower, earlier
Officials in Port Deposit said Saturday that 30 floodgates remained open at the Conowingo Dam as water steadily receded, though the town remained under its mandatory evacuation.
"It's looking a lot better than yesterday," said Mike Dixon, Cecil County...Tags: Gardens and Parks, Tropical Storm Lee (2011), Hurricane Irene (2011), Transportation, Chesapeake Bay
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Residents angry over handling of MTBE leak
Sun StaffAs the investigation of groundwater contamination around Fallston drags on, residents of the Harford County community are questioning the Maryland Department of the Environment's handling of a problem that has troubled their area off and on since 1991....Tags: Upstream Oil and Gas Activities, Crossroads, Water, Energy Resources, Tucson
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Gas stations fill up as shortage fears fuel rising costs
Sun StaffSangiv Suri has been ringing up sale after sale for the past three days at his East Baltimore Hess gas station, but the cars keep coming. Many station operators have reported that they are selling double and triple their normal amounts of fuel recently....Tags: Upstream Oil and Gas Activities, Executive Branch, AAA, Natural Disasters, Transportation
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Experts see no sign of end to gasoline price increases
Sun StaffThe end of the summer travel season traditionally brings relief at the pump - but don't expect it this year. "There seems to be no end in sight to high gasoline prices," said Ragina Averella, spokeswoman for AAA Mid-Atlantic. The average price of a...Tags: American Petroleum, Upstream Oil and Gas Activities, AAA, Gulf of Mexico, Natural Disasters
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State's MTBE plans assailed
Sun StaffEven before they have been published, proposed new state regulations aimed at preventing groundwater contamination by a noxious gasoline additive are coming under fire from both sides. Gasoline dealers and station owners object to being required to...Tags: Regional Authority, Executive Branch, Water, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Energy Resources
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Who was the man behind those tulips?
A stroll through Guilford's Sherwood Gardens on a warmish, sun-splashed spring afternoon is a perfect restorative from the cares and worries of the day -- and a wonderful way to celebrate Earth Day. It seems to be the one place where even cell phone-...Tags: William Byrd, Newspaper and Magazine, Roland Park, Maryland, Petroleum Industry
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'Clean' coal plant on hold over low natural gas prices
Tribune reporterThe developers of a plant that planned to transform coal into synthetic natural gas in Washington County for use in home heating say the project is dead for now. Power Holdings of Illinois, which planned to build a $2 billion the "clean" coal plant,...Tags: Natural Gas, Metal and Mineral, Plant Openings, Illinois Governor, Natural Resources
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