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US 27 corridor traffic may soon see some relief
brossi@jessaminejournal.comMotorists traveling the northern stretch of U.S. 27 in Jessamine County are no stranger to traffic congestion, difficult-to-maneuver turnabouts and regular accidents caused by impatient drivers cutting across lanes of speeding vehicles. But according...Tags: Traffic, Commuting, Health, Health and Safety at Work, Technology
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First phase of $100 million BWI upgrade opens to passengers
The future of BWI Marshall Airport can be seen in the new sweeping terminal roofline that hints of something big, the panorama of glass that gives street-side passengers a view of arriving jets and a cavernous security checkpoint with nine stations and...
Tags: BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport, American Airlines, Inc., Concourse, Spirit Airlines, Ellicott City
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Wedded: Kimberly Carlins and Sigmund Young
Wedding date: Feb. 24, 2013 Her story: Kimberly Carlins, 32, grew up in Ocean Pines. She is a government contractor for URS Corp. in Germantown. Her father, Leo, is a repairman for Sears, and her mother, Renee, is a secretary for a nonprofit...
Tags: Weddings, Family, Diane von Furstenberg, Navy Yard, Manassas (Manassas, Virginia)
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Mayor's task force recommends speed camera reforms
A task force studying Baltimore's troubled speed camera program will urge the city to increase oversight, change the way camera sites are selected and create a website containing maps and other information of interest to the public, according to draft...
Tags: Automotive Equipment, Frank Murphy, News Media, Services and Shopping, Photography Supplies and Services
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Baltimore approves $278,000 for firm to monitor speed cameras
Baltimore officials on Wednesday hired a private company to oversee an overhaul of the city's speed and red light camera system — and audit tickets to ensure accuracy. The city's spending panel, the Board of Estimates, approved a six-month, $278,...
Tags: Services and Shopping, Government, Photography Supplies and Services, Xerox Corporation, Science and Technology
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This week in government
The agenda for this week’s scheduled meeting of Hagerstown’s Mayor and Council (the Washington County Commissioners and Washington County Board of Education are not scheduled to meet this week:) HAGERSTOWN MAYOR AND COUNCIL City Hall,...Tags: Satellite and Cable Service, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Local Government, Science and Technology, YMCA
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URS Corp. notifies state of possible layoffs
An engineering, construction and technical services firm notified the state that it might lay off 31 employees next month, Maryland's Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation said Wednesday. California-based URS Corp. said possible layoffs could...
Tags: Labor Legislation, Career and Workplace, Annapolis, Unemployment, Job Layoffs
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Newport Beach looks at outsourcing
The Newport Beach City Council voted to outsource its printing services and to inch forward in what could eventually be the privatization of its refuse collection services. The shutting down of the city's in-house print shop in favor of a contract...Tags: Mark Harmon, Waste Management and Pollution Control, Office Depot Inc., Printing Service, Politics
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Study: Squeeze on spending could lead to mass-transit meltdown
If you are a CTA or Metra rider who is miffed about paying more to ride buses and trains next year, those higher fares represent only one relatively minor worry for Chicago-area transit customers, according to a new study by DePaul University. It...
Tags: Union Pacific Corporation, Forrest Claypool, Public Transportation, Michigan Avenue, Merchandise Mart
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Harbor issues, outsourcing on Newport's agenda
The Newport Beach City Council may have one foot out the door of its Newport Boulevard chambers as the group prepares to move to its new digs in Corona del Mar in early December, but it'll be business as usual Tuesday night at the council's regular...Tags: Waste Management and Pollution Control, Office Depot Inc., Business Enterprises
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Homer: Biologist Finds No Invasive Species on Drill Rig
Brian Smith, Peninsula ClarionA Homer-based biologist says shells attached to a drill rig moved from Singapore to Cook Inlet did not carry invasive species. Senior biologist David Erikson of URS Corp. concludes that organic marine debris attached to the rig did not survive the...Tags: Invasive Species, Travel, Biology, Trips and Vacations, Science and Technology
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Proposed trail follows Newmarket Creek
HAMPTON — On paper, the Newmarket Creek Park and Trail system will wind through the city's Coliseum Central business district, offering visitors a reprieve from the area's commercial atmosphere. Bikers, walkers and kayakers could walk the estimated...
Tags: Newport News (Newport News, Virginia), Homes, Bodies of Water, Virginia Department of Transportation, FEMA
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Feb 27, 2013
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Jan 21, 2013
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Nov 28, 2012
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Dec 10, 2012
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Nov 26, 2012
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Sep 24, 2012
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Aug 19, 2012
|Story| Hampton Roads Daily Press
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