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Maryland Senate's First Citizen awardees honored
The Baltimore SunThree women known for strong will and public accomplishment received the Maryland Senate's First Citizen awards Wednesday, capping an annual tradition in the upper chamber. Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and former U.S. Rep. Helen Delich...Tags: Annapolis, School Examinations, U.S. Congress, Thomas V. Mike Miller, Elections
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MdTA's acting police chief gets permanent assignment
Michael Kundrat, a Carroll County native and 26-year veteran of the Baltimore Police Department, has been named chief of the Maryland Transportation Authority Police. Kundrat, 53, who has been acting MdTA chief for 18 months, was selected from a field of...
Tags: Harford County, Baltimore Police Department, Carroll County (Maryland), BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
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Teamwork made the Port's success possible
The Port of Baltimore had a very good year in 2012, during which it broke several cargo records and handled more autos and farm and construction machinery than any other U.S. port ("Port of Baltimore led the nation in two cargo categories in 2012,...
Tags: Machine Manufacturing, U.S. Army, Car Safety Tips and Advice, Manufacturing and Engineering
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Port of Baltimore led nation in two cargo categories in 2012, officials say
The Port of Baltimore led the nation in vehicle and roll on/roll off traffic in 2012 and surpassed previous marks for general cargo handling, state officials announced Wednesday. The port's public and private terminals moved 652,000 vehicles last year,...
Tags: Waterway and Maritime Transportation Industry, Machine Manufacturing, Martin O'Malley, Manufacturing and Engineering
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Contract talks continue between longshoremen, port operators
With a little more than two weeks to go before a contract extension between East Coast and Gulf dockworkers and port operators expires, the federal mediator said Thursday that progress is being made toward a long-term settlement. George Cohen, director...Tags: Waterway and Maritime Transportation Industry, United States Maritime Alliance, Ltd., International Longshoremen's Association
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Baltimore County police raid Plaza Flea Market for counterfeit goods
As regulars perused handmade jewelry, discounted bedsheets, slightly-worn stuffed animals and other knick-knacks, dozens of Baltimore County police officers swarmed into a bustling Dundalk flea market Saturday morning to bust vendors allegedly selling...
Tags: Vehicles, Services and Shopping, Patapsco, Dundalk, Viagra (drug)
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New port cranes begin to shoulder load at Seagirt
The manufacturers of Asia just got a lot closer to Baltimore.
Four massive cranes at the Seagirt Marine Terminal began writing the next chapter in the region's maritime history Thursday morning as they started unloading a 981-foot cargo ship laden...Tags: Waterway and Maritime Transportation Industry, Science and Technology, Inner Harbor, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Company Privatization
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Prepared text of Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's State of the City Address 2013
Mr. President, Madam Comptroller, Senators and Delegates, members of the City Council, clergy, colleagues in public service, committed people of Baltimore—thank you for the opportunity to report on the progress of our city and to renew our...
Tags: Charm City Circulator, Highway Transportation, Employment Opportunities, Artscape, Regional Authority
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Busch names panel on Baltimore area revitalization
House Speaker Michael E. Busch said Friday that he has created a work group of delegates to study strategies for economic revitalization of the Baltimore region. Busch said he has directed the nine-member panel to review existing programs and recommend...Tags: Baltimore County, Michael E. Busch
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John R. Duffy, police officer
John R. Duffy, a retired Baltimore police officer and Navy veteran who witnessed the Japanese surrender that ended World War II, died Wednesday of a heart attack at Ivy Hall nursing home in Middle River.
The longtime Perry Hall resident was 87.
The...Tags: Religion and Belief, Baltimore County, Christianity, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Roman Catholicism
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Dock workers, ports reach tentative agreement, averting strike
Dock workers and the management of 15 East Coast and Gulf ports reached a tentative agreement on a new master contract late Friday night, averting a threatened walkout on Wednesday. The six-year deal between the International Longshoremen's Association,...
Tags: Jim White, Waterway and Maritime Transportation Industry, Labor Legislation, National Retail Federation, Consumer Goods Industries
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Port cruise ship traffic dips slightly in 2012
Cruise traffic at the port of Baltimore last year dipped slightly from 2011, snapping a four-year string of increases.
Port officials said Wednesday that 240,676 people sailed on 100 cruises out of Baltimore, the second-highest count since year-round...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Cruise Line Ports, Royal Caribbean International, Cruises, Cruise Ship Jobs
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