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New shops in Catonsville geared to meet cyclists' growing needs
For the past few years, Scott Westcoat has witnessed a groundswell of support for cycling in the Catonsville community. The longtime Catonsville resident saw more families riding their bikes together and many people biking to work and navigating...
Tags: Strawberries, Business, Catonsville, Ellicott City, Transportation
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Commentary: Traffic around Route 924 has no easy fix
The other night, I was listening to Harford County Councilwoman Mary Ann Lisanti describe the notorious site of a proposed Walmart (the Route 924 and Plumtree Road area) as a "traffic nightmare" and watching Councilman Jim McMahan point at a video of...Tags: Lobbying, Panera Bread Company, Festive Events, Walmart, Kohl's
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Catonsville High students put finishing touches on mural
As it often does weekdays at around 3 p.m., traffic on Bloomsbury Avenue near its intersection with Frederick Road had about a dozen cars waiting at the red light. Instead of fiddling with radio dials or staring at the traffic signal, many drivers...
Tags: Students, Colleges and Universities, Artists, Fine Artists, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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What do speeders tell their children about why they break the law?
It is most amusing to see the controversy surrounding speed cameras and the revenue they generate ("Speeding drivers get the blame," Sept. 13). I wonder what we tell our children sitting in the back seat. When they say, "Daddy, why are you speeding?" do...Tags: Indianapolis 500, Highway Transportation, Elections, Transportation
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Royal Farms wants to build store in Remington, civic leaders say
The Royal Farms chain of convenience stores wants to build a new store with a gas station at 29th Street and Remington Avenue in Remington, on a corner where Pizza Boli's is now, community leaders say. The Hampden-based chain has reached out to the...
Tags: Traffic, Downstream Oil and Gas Activities, Transportation
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Tom Booth, prominent Catonsville businessman and developer, dies at 70
Tom Booth, who owned and developed many properties on Catonsville's Main Street of Frederick Road, died Sept. 10, 2012, of cancer. He was 70. An Oct. 19 memorial Mass will be offered at St. Mark Catholic Church for the Catonsville resident, who donated...
Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), PNC Financial Services Group Incorporated, Cancer, Community College of Baltimore County, Festive Events
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Median on Route 152 to allow left turn into, but not out of, Aumar Village
The median on Route 152 by the new Aumar Village shopping center in Fallston is being modified to soon allow drivers of vehicles northbound on Route 152 to make a left turn into the property, which is on the southwest corner of the busy Route 1/Route...
Tags: Harford County, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Harford Road, McDonald's, CVS Corp.
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Marylanders poised to begin annual Thanksgiving travel
Mara Kaminowitz knows the roads. That's why the professional mapmaker and her husband will be taking the train to New York City to celebrate Thanksgiving with family. "That's our strategy for how to deal with holiday traffic — avoid I-95 at all...
Tags: Harford County, New York City, Railway Transportation, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Holiday Vacations
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Aberdeen's Robin Hood Road gets major construction project
Harford County has embarked on a $1.6 million renovation of Robin Hood Road between Aberdeen and Havre de Grace in an attempt to make the street easier and safer to travel, the county's highways chief said last week. "Essentially, the roadway was...
Tags: Aberdeen, Manufacturing and Engineering, Havre de Grace, Railway Transportation, Transportation
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'River' subsides, Charles Street businesses re-open
After a day in which they temporarily became waterfront businesses, shops and cafes on North Charles Street began reopening Thursday, when the river created by a massive water main break at 20th Street receded. While several blocks remained closed to...
Tags: Charles Street, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Business, John Waters, Charles Theatre
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Maryland to expand Howard County rest area as safety measure
David Lones pulled his red and silver 18-wheeler off Interstate 95 South into the Maryland Welcome Center in Savage shortly after 5 p.m., some 12 hours after his day started in New Hampshire and in time to get a parking space for the night. He's not...
Tags: Vehicles, Highway Transportation, Transportation, U.S. Department of Transportation, Starbucks Corp.
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Middletown Rd. bridge construction begins Sept. 5
Construction to replace the bridge on Middletown Road that spans Interstate 83 in Parkton will begin on Sept. 5, according to the State Highway Administration. The bridge, built in 1957, is structurally safe but is deteriorating, according to the...Tags: Middletown, Highway Transportation, Transportation
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