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State workers ready to untangle Memorial Day traffic snarls
On Memorial Day weekends, Kim Yates and Albert Kullman measure success by speed. Yates steers her bright yellow tow truck toward trouble, with the goal of getting disabled vehicles out of the roadway or back in business before traffic has time to clog....
Tags: Fort McHenry, Media Industry, Holiday Vacations, Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Minor League Baseball
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Federal agency says lowering legal limit could cut DUI deaths
Even moderate drinking before driving could become illegal if a federal safety panel's recommendation Tuesday is enacted eventually by the states. The National Transportation Safety Board recommended that states cut their thresholds for drunken driving...
Tags: Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Montgomery County (Maryland), Government, Justice System, Transportation Industry
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City plans bike-sharing program
More than 250 bicycles would be available for short-term rentals at 25 stations throughout Baltimore by this time next year under a bike-sharing program similar to those in Washington and London, city officials said. The city's financial oversight...
Tags: New York City, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Michael Jackson, Montgomery County (Maryland), Charles Village
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Orioles give up 4-run lead but come back to win in 10th against the Angels
The four-run lead that Orioles right-hander Freddy Garcia took into the seventh inning against the Los Angeles Angels on Saturday seemed safe enough, especially given the relative ease in which Garcia had held the Angels hitless through the game's first...
Tags: Mike Trout, Nolan Reimold, Chris Snyder, J.J. Hardy, Minor League Baseball
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State hopes to ease some Baltimore-area traffic jams
In the stop-and-go world of Baltimore-area traffic, there's a lot more braking than commuters and transportation officials would like. Take Russell Allen, a Federal Hill resident who gets in his silver Ford Edge every weekday morning before 7:30 and...
Tags: BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport, Howard County, White Marsh, Hanover (Anne Arundel, Maryland), Commuting
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If you go: What to see and do in Dallas
Since Buck Showalter hasn't had much of an opportunity to explore Dallas, we thought we'd provide him with some the region's most interesting detours around town. Who knows? Maybe he'll surprise his wife with an outing! Getting there Dallas is 1,366...
Tags: BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport, Personal Service, Cowboys Stadium, Potatoes, Neiman Marcus
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Newly acquired catcher Chris Snyder joins Orioles in Seattle
The Baltimore SunCatcher Chris Snyder, whom the Orioles acquired Sunday from the Los Angeles Angels in a deal for minor league right-hander Rob Delaney, was at Safeco Field on Monday, but he has not been activated. The Orioles wanted to give Snyder a day to get...Tags: Taylor Teagarden, Washington Nationals, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Chris Snyder, Tsuyoshi Wada
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Jim Johnson walks in go-ahead run as Orioles' extra-inning win streak ends at 17
The Baltimore SunWhen the topic of winning streaks arose before Wednesday afternoon’s game against the Toronto Blue Jays, Orioles manager Buck Showalter insisted that his players don’t pay much attention to them. “I don’t think they had a thing up...Tags: Taylor Teagarden, Jose Bautista, J.P. Arencibia, Nolan Reimold, Rajai Davis
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Maryland's pothole detectives are good at finding faults
Most weekday mornings, late spring through late summer, Terry Weller and George Foster climb into a bright yellow truck and fire up lasers, high-definition cameras and a bank of digital recorders before hitting the road. Weller and Foster are two of the...
Tags: BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport, Highway Transportation, Photography and Video, Photography Supplies and Services, Vehicles
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City to void more than 6,000 camera tickets
Baltimore City said Tuesday that it will throw out more than 6,000 speed and red-light camera tickets because its former contractor has stopped showing up in court to defend them — the latest sign of the dysfunction dogging Baltimore's speed...
Tags: Xerox Corporation, Justice System, Wage Contract Issues, George Nilson, Judges
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City suspends speed camera tickets amid new mistakes
Baltimore officials announced Tuesday that they have suspended the city's troubled speed camera program amid fresh reports of erroneous tickets, this time involving a new multimillion-dollar camera network. The Baltimore Sun found that a recently...
Tags: E.J. Pipkin, Photography and Video, Xerox Corporation, Mary Pat Clarke, Thomas V. Mike Miller
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Speed camera bill dies in General Assembly session's final hours
Legislation that would have placed stricter limits on where local governments could put speed cameras and required them to appoint ombudsmen to hear complaints died in the General Assembly Monday night. The legislation would have strengthened language...
Tags: Photography and Video, Baltimore County, Xerox Corporation, Regional Authority, Government
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