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Emergency operations GPS systems to be upgraded
Emergency operations will upgrade its GPS system for public safety and service at nine of its towers. The Harford County Board of Estimates approved the contract of $444,855 to Motorola, of Schaumburg, Ill., at a meeting Thursday morning. The upgraded...Tags: Energy Saving, Purchases, Laurel
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Harford's single stream recycling to be expanded
Harford County's refuse and recycling collection will be expanded to include other county agencies after the single stream program proved to be very successful. The Harford County Board of Estimates approved the change order for $43,160 to Waste...Tags: Waste Industries Incorporated, Harford County, Carol Stream, Deere and Company, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland)
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Surplus of property to Catholic Charities, new technology approved
The surplus of two Tollgate Road buildings to Catholic Charities was approved Thursday, completing the property transfer. On Thursday, the Harford County Board of Estimates approved the surplus of 605 and 607 Tollgate Road, a site that has been used by...Tags: Technology, Roman Catholicism, Christianity, Social Services, Hurricane Irene (2011)
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Md. orders 18 buses for ICC routes
The opening of the first phase of the Intercounty Connector is not expected before October, but Maryland is preparing for its debut by ordering 18 "clean diesel" commuter buses for eventual transit service on the highway. The Maryland Department of...Tags: Transportation, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Maryland, Montgomery County (Maryland), Thurgood Marshall
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Price pressures squeeze cell phone makers
The Wall Street JournalCell phone sales hit a record high in 2003, surpassing even the most optimistic projections from just a few months ago. So why isn't the industry celebrating a profit bonanza? Despite new features like color screens, Web browsers and built-in cameras,...Tags: Nokia Corp., John Jackson, DVD Players, Motorola, Inc., Heads of State
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Phone lines, Internet inundated
Sun StaffTelephone networks and Internet news sites were swamped yesterday as people searched for information and the whereabouts of family and friends after the terrorist attacks on New York and suburban Washington. Phone companies urged customers to refrain...Tags: Networking, San Mateo, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Motorola, Inc., Verizon Communications
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Schaumburg cop suspended, investigated for gun, missing heroin
A Schaumburg police officer has been suspended with pay for allegedly keeping a gun that had been turned in to the department, and the same officer also faces scrutiny for a case involving heroin that allegedly went missing from a crime scene, police...
Tags: Police Investigations, Drug Trafficking, Heroin
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Schaumburg police officer suspended for allegedly keeping gun
Tribune reporterA Schaumburg police officer has been suspended with pay for allegedly keeping a gun that had been turned in to the department, and the same officer also faces scrutiny for a case involving heroin that allegedly went missing from a crime scene, police...Tags: Trials, Heroin, Drug Trafficking
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Former priest at Schaumburg church sued for sexual abuse
A former parishioner at St. Matthew Catholic Church in Schaumburg sued an ex-Roman Catholic priest and the Archdiocese of Chicago in Cook County Circuit Court on Thursday, accusing the former church leader of sexual abuse. According to the complaint,...
Tags: Chicago Tribune, Trials, Roman Catholicism, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago, Christianity
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Bicyclist killed in collision with car in Schaumburg
Tribune reporterA woman riding a bicycle was killed during a collision with a car near northwest suburban Schaumburg this morning. The victim, who appears to be in her 30s, was pronounced dead at 9:30 a.m. at Alexian Brothers Medical Center in Elk Grove Village,...Tags: Transportation Accidents, Elgin, Motorvehicle Accidents
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UWM, Johnson Controls form high-voltage partnership
Milwaukee Journal SentinelThe climb the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee faces to make a name for itself in research and local economic development can best be seen at the site of an abandoned staircase. On the ground floor of the engineering building on Cramer St., where...Tags: University of Pittsburgh, Technology, MRI (imaging), Teachers, Research
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Buying back the nest
Sometimes, familiarity breeds content. There are young adult buyers who want "a home in the neighborhood they grew up in, "says Val Nunnenkamp of Prudential Fox and Roach in Marlton, N.J. Typically, buyers want to return to their childhood...
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