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Traffic: Turn lane closed on Philadelphia, Nottingwood roads
As of 9:30 a.m. Friday, the right turn lane is temporarily closed on eastbound Philadelphia Road at Nottingwood Road in Baltimore County, because of a utility problem. Otherwise, there were no other problems on major Baltimore area highways. There are...Tags: Disasters and Accidents, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Traffic, Public Transportation, Baltimore County
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Bryan Voltaggio's crab dinner for the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay
The Baltimore SunWhen this event was first announced, it wasn't clear how anyone who wasn't a guest of the resort could subscribe, if at all. But now those details are in. Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay Resort’s two-week Crab Week celebration will feature a a visit...Tags: Bryan Voltaggio, Foods and Beverages, Lifestyle and Leisure, Ice Cream, Fava Beans
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Selling chefs on local seafood, one boat trip at a time
Chef Wilbur G. Cox Jr. spent a day on a boat with a state bureaucrat who wanted him to put more local seafood on his menu. The excursion has prompted Cox to do that — and more.
"My next [tattoo] sleeve is going to be based all on Maryland seafood,"...Tags: Whole Foods Market, Restaurants, Delaware, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Trips and Vacations
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Huge containership calls at Baltimore's port
The port of Baltimore has played host to some massive containerships in its time, but none larger than the MSC Sindy, which paid a call Monday at the Seagirt Marine Terminal.
More than 31/2 football fields long and capable of hauling 9,200 20-foot...Tags: New Jersey, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, New York, Cruises, Local Government
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Cyclists ride for health and environmental issues
caleb.calhoun@herald-mail.comJohn Rodenhausen and Beth McGee of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation stopped for a rest day in Williamsport Thursday in the middle of a 1,300-mile bike ride around the Chesapeake Bay watershed. "We started in Maryland, went up to Pennsylvania and then all...Tags: Facebook, Bodies of Water, Delaware, Trips and Vacations, Washington, DC
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South Dakota agriculture gets warning from Gulf of Mexico
American News CorrespondentPIERRE — The U.S. Geological Survey probably isn’t the first government agency that comes to mind for producing economic forecasts, or for cleaning up public water. But in South Dakota, we might heed what the USGS has to say in a new report...Tags: Bodies of Water, Environmental Issues, National Government, Environmental Politics, Sprague
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Forecast: Storms, high 83
The National Weather Service was calling for Monday to be mostly cloudy, with a high near 83 degrees and north winds of 5 to 7 miles per hour. There is a 70 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms, most likely after 11 a.m. The weather service has...Tags: Weather Reports, Disasters and Accidents, Floods, Weather
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Small towns, big love
How do we love thee, oh small towns of Maryland? Let us count the ways.
When earlier this year, a Budget Travel magazine poll named Lewisburg, W.Va., as "America's Coolest Small Town," it got us thinking: aren't Maryland's small towns worth bragging...Tags: Restaurants, State Parks, Fishing, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Personal Service
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Maryland launches new oyster farm permit process
![Long-awaited "streamlining" of the tangled state and federal red tape Maryland watermen must navigate for permission to establish oyster farming operations finally took effect Monday.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-08/63996872-15152035.jpg "Long-awaited "streamlining\" of the tangled state and federal red tape Maryland watermen must navigate for permission to establish oyster farming operations finally took effect Monday.")
Long-awaited "streamlining" of the tangled state and federal red tape Maryland watermen must navigate for permission to establish oyster farming operations finally took effect Monday.
Now, instead of seeking approvals from three separate state agencies...Tags: Oysters, Science and Technology, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Martin O'Malley, U.S. Army
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Forecast: Partly sunny, high 84
The National Weather Service was calling for Tuesday to be partly sunny in the Baltimore area, with a high of 84 degrees and north winds of 7 to 14 miles per hour. There is a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. A small craft advisory is in...Tags: Weather Reports, Baltimore Weather, Maryland, Weather
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Aquarium's rescued sea turtles heading home
The Baltimore SunOn Vixen! On Prancer! On .... Oceana? They're probably not heading to the north pole, but the three sea turtles the National Aquarium released into the wild on Friday might just be heading in that general direction. The aquarium and Oceana, an ocean...Tags: Wildlife, Natural Resources, Conservation, Endangered Species, National Aquarium Baltimore
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Maryland cover crop program sets record
Maryland has enrolled a record 550,000 acres of farmland in the state's winter cover crop program, the state announced Tuesday. The project pays farmers to plant small grains in the fall to reduce the erosion of soil and harmful nutrients into the...Tags: Science and Technology, Allegany County, Martin O'Malley, Elections, Executive Branch
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