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8 State Roads Still Closed in South Central PA From Flood Damage
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|| Eight State Roads in South Central Pennsylvania Remain Closed due to Flooding and/or Related Damage Two Weeks After Tropical Storm Lee
Harrisburg – Two weeks after Tropical Storm Lee hit the region, there are still eight...Tags: Floods, Dauphin County, Employers, Career and Workplace, Harrisburg (Dauphin, Pennsylvania)
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Baltimore rain record broken
Heavy rain across Central Maryland Friday caused flooding, road closures and cancellations for the second time this month, and forecasters say there's more on tap through the weekend and into next week. By 6 p.m., the intermittent, but sometimes...Tags: Westminster (Carroll, Maryland), Carroll County (Maryland), Hunt Valley, Baltimore County, Perry Hall
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Senate reaches bipartisan agreement on disaster funds
Q13 FOX News & CNNThe Senate on Monday night reached a bipartisan agreement intended to end a dispute over disaster relief spending that threatened to cause a partial shutdown of the government at the end of the week. In two votes, the Senate approved short-term...Tags: Solyndra LLC, Harry Reid, Elections, Relief and Aid Organizations, White House
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Irene, Lee pump plenty of sewage discharges into York, Piankatank rivers
There's a reason swimming in local rivers isn't advisable following big storms. Between Aug. 26 and Sept. 10, hundreds of thousands of gallons of sewage and wastewater washed into the York and Piankatank rivers, courtesy of Hurricane Irene and Tropical...Tags: Hurricanes, West Point, Hurricane Irene (2011), Disasters, Weather
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Study eyes Chesapeake Bay pollution threat from dams
Two weeks after Tropical Storm Lee flushed millions of tons of mud into the Chesapeake Bay, state and federal officials announced Tuesday they are launching a study of how to protect the estuary from sediment and other pollutants building up behind dams...Tags: Rivers, Environmental Politics, Environmental Pollution, Charity, U.S. Geological Survey
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Bay sediment plume under study by VIMS
![<a id="PLREC000053" class="taxInlineTagLink" title="Chesapeake Bay" href="../topic/us/maryland/chesapeake-bay-PLREC000053.topic">Chesapeake</a> Bay water isn't just salty anymore. It's gritty.](http://www.dailypress.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-09/304246020-28070904.jpg "<a id="PLREC000053\" class=\"taxInlineTagLink\" title=\"Chesapeake Bay\" href=\"../topic/us/maryland/chesapeake-bay-PLREC000053.topic\">Chesapeake</a> Bay water isn't just salty anymore. It's gritty.")
Chesapeake Bay water isn't just salty anymore. It's gritty.
An eye-popping sediment plume caused by torrential rains from Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee has drifted into Chesapeake Bay and is under study by Virginia Institute of Marine Science...Tags: Virginia Marine Resources Commission, Chesapeake Bay, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Natural Disasters, Bay National Corporation
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FEMA Provides Temporary Homes for Flood Victims
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has trucked in mobile homes to help flood victims recover from Tropical Storm Lee.
At FEMA’s temporary Susquehanna Township headquarters in Dauphin County, 25 mobile homes have been hauled in from North...Tags: Floods, Dauphin County, Harrisburg (Dauphin, Pennsylvania), House Building, FEMA
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Walkers aim to stamp out hunger
waynesboro@herald-mail.comBob Stambaugh has spent the first Sunday of October the same way for 31 years. Rain and a chilly wind wouldn’t deter him from participating in the CROP Hunger Walk this weekend. “I don’t want to give up at 86,” said Stambaugh, of...Tags: Waynesboro (Waynesboro, Virginia), Middletown, Robert Cook, Clubs and Associations, Tropical Storms
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Proposed rules threaten fabric of river life in Port Deposit
Pushing waterlogged belongings out the front door of her duplex, Suzy Cunningham trod over a buckle in the floorboards.
"Our porch went all to hell," she lamented as she cleaned up last month after Tropical Storm Lee. "Their ain't a floor in Port Deposit...Tags: Floods, Port Deposit, Budgets and Budgeting, Real Estate, Insurance
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Some Employees Left Jobless and Homeless After Floods
Many local businesses are still trying to recover after damage left behind from Tropical Storm Lee.
The Historic Union Canal House and Inn in South Hanover Township was hit hard, but it's employees were hit even harder.
Some lost both their homes and...Tags: Career and Workplace, Unions, Employees, Tropical Storms
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Obama authorizes federal funds for Md. disaster relief
Federal disaster relief funds were allocated Wednesday to Maryland by President Obama, according to a statement from the White House. The money will be put toward state and local efforts to clean up from the damage caused by the heavy rains from Tropical...Tags: Federal Bailout Funds, White House, Barack Obama, Tropical Storms
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