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Williamsburg nuisance ordinance gets wider, bigger bite
247-7840City Council on Thursday approved a sweeping revision of its nuisance ordinance, expanding who is responsible for violations, beefing up the definition of "nuisance" and ramping up the punishments for some specific violations. The ordinance was revisited...Tags: Trials, College of William and Mary, Punishment, Colleges and Universities
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3 from Md. to compete on Bravo's 'Top Chef'
Chefs from Maryland are finally getting the recognition they deserve - at least as far as reality TV is concerned. The 17 contestants on the next season of Bravo's popular Top Chef include three from the Old Line State. Jesse Sandlin, 30, has been...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Greenbrier, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Top Chef (tv program), Macy's
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Uncle Charged With Murdering Two-Year Old Niece
Staff reporterA Mount Vernon man who was with his two-year old niece just before she died has been charged with murder. On Sunday, Mount Vernon police were called to a house on East Broadway in the Summer Ridge neighborhood. Twenty-five year old Devon Smith told...Tags: Prosecution, Murder, Diseases
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Heavy Storms, Hail and Possible Tornado Cause Damage, Outages
wpix.comWestchester County residents experienced some unseasonable conditions as a mix of hail and heavy thunderstorms bought down trees and utility poles in Yonkers Tuesday night while causing mountains of slush and ice to build up in parking lots and on...Tags: WPIX-TV, Consolidated Edison Incorporated, Long Island, Tornadoes, Nuclear Power
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NY storms causes power outages
A storm with high winds caused about 21,000 customers to lose power overnight in southern Westchester County. Outages also were reported on Long Island. Consolidated Edison says the hardest-hit areas are Yonkers and Mount Vernon. Service may not be...Tags: Eastchester, Consolidated Edison Incorporated, Long Island, Long Island Power Authority
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Uncle Arrested, Under Investigation for Murder Of 2 Year Old Mount Vernon Girl
Staff reporterThe uncle of a 2-year-old Mount Vernon girl is behind bars for investigation of murder. Police say they received a 911 call at about 1 a.m. Sunday about a girl not breathing and that CPR was done. According to court documents, the uncle says he attempted...Tags: Murder, Diseases, Flu
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Mount Vernon's lost restaurants and Top 10 Wednesday
Dining@LargeI was tearing my hair out while I was writing today's Table Talk column. The news had just broken about the Brass Elephant being for sale, but it wasn't clear whether the Sun was going to write a news story......Tags: Dining and Drinking, Restaurants
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Free outdoor summer concerts
Special to Baltimore SunIt's summer in Baltimore. That usually consists of increased amounts of tourists converging on the Harbor and the occasional splurge on a bushel of crabs. Lucky for us, it also brings a plethora of free outdoor concerts. Since we have a large thumb on the...Tags: Govans, Belvedere Square, Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning
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Recollecting early Maryland's ferryboat era
Travelers confronted today with crossing the Chesapeake Bay and major rivers like the Potomac and Susquehanna or lesser obstacles such as the Patapsco, Bush or Gunpowder usually travel over bridges or through tunnels. But for a long time, crossing...Tags: Patapsco, Rivers, H.L. Mencken, Loudoun County, St. Michaels
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Getting crime news straight
Every week, some people who live in and around Towson get an e-mail from their police precinct summarizing significant crimes. Last month, residents learned that a dozen youngsters had robbed a man at gunpoint on Castle Drive, taking his wallet and two...Tags: Towson, Theft, News Media, Mass Media, Bank Robbery
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City opera plans need not be grand
No, I haven't stopped thinking about Baltimore's opera future. And, thanks to some others in the area similarly focused, I've got a lot more to think about. Last week, Giorgio Lalov and Jenny Kelly announced the debut season of their Baltimore Opera...Tags: Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, 1st Mariner Arena, Opera, Music Theater, St. Louis
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Drug money goes to Neb. schools, law enforcement
Buffalo County law enforcement agencies and schools are reaping the benefits of the seizure of thousands of dollars believed to have come from drug trafficking. A Buffalo County District Court judge last month released more than $105,000 to the local...Tags: Court Administration, Drug Trafficking
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