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Some consumers oppose smart meters in Md.
Jonathan Libber likes his analog utility meter just fine.
And no amount of debate will convince him that new wireless, digital "smart meters" being installed by Baltimore Gas & Electric and other utilities around the country would help conserve energy,...Tags: Regulatory Policy and Organizations, Radio, Government, Civil and Public Service, Media Industry
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Damages in Balto. Co. Exxon leak suit rise to $1.5 billion
Baltimore County jurors returned a verdict for punitive damages against ExxonMobil Corp. on Thursday that raises the total award stemming from an underground gasoline leak in 2006 to more than $1.5 billion, a figure that a plaintiffs' lawyer says could...Tags: Downstream Oil and Gas Activities, Maryland, Justice System, Peter G. Angelos, Trials
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GBMC doctor talks about food safety for the Fourth of July
With the Fourth of July approaching, many people are contemplating cookouts and picnics. But all that celebratory food and drink can pose a threat to your health. There are steps to take to ensure there aren't any unwelcome fireworks in your belly,...Tags: Cholera, Chemical Industry, Germany, E. coli Infection, Diarrhea
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From the archives: Fleet Maryland receiver Torrey Smith ready for draft, challenges
So much of Torrey Smith's life has been defined by his ability to stay calm in moments of chaos. It was true when he was growing up in Colonial Beach, Va., as he helped raise his younger siblings by cooking microwave meals and changing the newborns'...Tags: Atlantic Coast Conference, Abusive Behavior, John Harbaugh, Torrey Smith, Memphis
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Animals popular with Easter may spread Salmonella
State health officials are warning Marylanders that baby rabbits, turtles, chicks, ducklings and other animals popular around the Easter holiday can spread salmonella and other harmful bacteria to people.
Since September 2001, six people in Maryland have...Tags: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Punishment, Religious Festivals, Diarrhea, Food and Drug Administration
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Industry practices are at the center of debate on horse safety
Maryland trainer Chris Grove knows all too well that racehorses sometimes take fatal missteps. It happened to one of his best horses last summer during a morning workout, and Grove likens the experience to losing a child. To Grove, the animals' broken...
Tags: Tom Udall, The New York Times, Punishment, Luck (tv program), Equestrian
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Family of Greg Giovanazzi to celebrate his life Saturday
A celebration of the life of Greg Giovanazzi, former Olympic women's volleyball coach who also led programs at three area colleges, will be held Saturday at Towson University from noon to 3 p.m. Giovanazzi, 54, died in his sleep Monday after suffering...Tags: Awards and Prizes, University of California, Los Angeles, Catonsville, Migraine, College Sports
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Towson University to host life celebration for Greg Giovanazzi, 54, former NCAA, Olympic volleyball coach
The Towson University community is expressing condolences this week to colleague, Deb Moriarty, for the death of her husband, Gregory Giovanazzi. Moriarty is vice president for student affairs at Towson University, and also serves as president for the...
Tags: Boston, College Sports, University of Michigan, West Village, Health and Safety at School
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Havre de Grace Physician Now Practicing Medical Acupuncture
Dr. Carol Cooper has taken an alternative path to healing the sick and the weary. A graduate of University of Maryland School of Medicine, Dr. Copper has been practicing family medicine for over 20 years. But sensing a frustration in her patients and a...Tags: Pharmaceuticals, Arthritis, Alcohol Addiction, Complementary and Alternative Medicine, Havre de Grace
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Tigers reliever Alburquerque struck in the head by line drive during batting practice
Orioles batting practice came to a standstill Friday afternoon when Detroit Tigers reliever Al Alburquerque was struck in the side of the head by a Robert Andino line drive.
Alburquerque, who was playing catch in shallow left field and didn't see Andino'...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Kevin Gregg, Brian Matusz, Vladimir Guerrero, Brad Bergesen
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Rebuilt office tower to fill gap in Towson
Construction crews are busy filling a 12-story gap that has stood empty in the center of Towson for nearly 10 years.
Workers have been transforming the former Investment Building into the Towson City Center, a $27 million project of offices and retail...Tags: Landforms, Employees, Dining and Drinking, Real Estate, Caves and Caverns
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Bar review: Parkside Sports Bar is rowdy in all the right ways
On Friday, there will be a pingpong tournament in Baltimore. It won't take place at an arena or a YMCA. It's at a bar.
The pingpong tournament is one of the distinguishing features of Parkside Sports Bar and Pub, which opened in Canton late last year....Tags: Facebook, Bars and Clubs, Alcoholic Beverages, Dining and Drinking, Clubs and Associations
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