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Theodore K. Sanderson Jr., port specialist
Theodore K. "TK" Sanderson Jr., a retired Maryland Port Administration operations specialist who was also an avid outdoorsman, died Oct. 24 from complications of Alzheimer's disease at his White Marsh home overlooking the Bird River. He was 77.
"Ted...Tags: Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Canoeing and Kayaking, Port of Baltimore, Appalachian National Scenic Trail, Alzheimer's Disease
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Maryland braces for Hurricane Sandy
As the eye of Hurricane Sandy loomed a few hundred miles to the southeast and the monster storm churned toward the Mid-Atlantic coast, Marylanders braced for the arrival of a weather system with the potential to be the most damaging to hit the United...
Tags: Barack Obama, Atlantic City (Atlantic, New Jersey), Harford County, Sailing, Government
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The port: Baltimore's gateway to opportunity
With each passing week, the Port of Baltimore, the region and the entire state of Maryland edge closer to an opportunity that will give our market a major advantage in the competition for jobs and economic development. The expansion of the Panama Canal,...
Tags: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Economic Organization, Panama, Port of Baltimore, Towson
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State expected to give MARC contract to Bombardier
The O'Malley administration has chosen a Canadian company to operate two MARC commuter train lines, passing over a competitor whose critics have tied it to Nazi Germany and avoiding a potential fight with Holocaust survivors. The Maryland Department of...Tags: Germany, Maryland Transit Administration, Brunswick (Frederick, Maryland), Amtrak, Camden Line
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MTA recording bus conversations to eavesdrop on trouble
A Maryland Transit Administration decision to record the conversations of bus drivers and passengers to investigate crimes, accidents and poor customer service has come under attack from privacy advocates and state lawmakers who say it may go too far....
Tags: Maryland Transit Administration, Jamin B. Raskin, Transportation Accidents, James Brochin, Baltimore County
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Olde Catonsville: Source of book's character at root of author's appearance at Catonsville Library
There promises to be some lively conversation at the Catonsville Library Thursday, May 31, at 7 p.m., as Jessie Knadler comes to town to talk about her book, "Rurally Screwed: My Life Off the Grid with the Cowboy I Love." The book has received rave...Tags: Christianity, Lacrosse, Spice Girls (music group), Physical Fitness and Exercise, Dance
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Vote on $205 million MARC contract delayed
The state Board of Public Works delayed action Wednesday on a $205 million contract under which a Canadian-based company would replace CSX Transportation as the operator of the MARC Camden and Brunswick rail commuter lines. The item was withdrawn from...
Tags: Maryland Transit Administration, Bombardier Incorporated, Maryland Area Regional Commuter Rail, Companies and Corporations, World War II (1939-1945)
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Baltimore's good shipping news
As shocking as it may seem, there are times when local government and the private sector can work together for mutual benefit in a way that promotes economic development while simultaneously protecting a community's quality of life. The $95 million plan...Tags: Michael J. Ward, Annapolis, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Martin O'Malley, Companies and Corporations
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Meeting on Freedom area trail network set for Sept. 12
ELDERSBURG — The next community meeting on the proposed Freedom Area Trail Network in Sykesville and Eldersburg will be held Wednesday, Sept. 12, at 7 p.m., in the South Carroll Senior and Community Center, 5928 Mineral Hill Road. Recently, a $55,...Tags: Carroll County (Maryland), Sykesville
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City train yard tentatively selected as site of port transfer station
The state, city and CSX Transportation have tentatively selected the Mount Clare train yard in Southwest Baltimore for a roughly $90 million facility where containerized cargo would be transferred from trucks to trains, a project designed to improve the...Tags: Howard County, Government, Executive Branch, Railway Transportation, Transportation
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State, CSX consider four sites in Baltimore for new terminal
The Maryland Department of Transportation is working with CSX Transportation to review four sites in Baltimore that the railroad company could use as a new multi-million-dollar cargo transfer facility needed to accommodate increased freight demands at the...
Tags: Locust Point, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Port of Baltimore, Companies and Corporations
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Grant awarded to county for Freedom area bike trail study
A $55,000 grant from the Maryland Department of Transportation will advance a feasibility study for the proposed Freedom Area Trail Network in Sykesville and Eldersburg. This week Jeff Degitz, administrator of Carroll County's Department of Recreation...Tags: Local Government, Carroll County (Maryland), Sykesville
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