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One Year Later: NJ Garage Collapse
pix11.comIt was one year ago today when the garage at a Hackensack apartment building collapsed forcing 300 residents from their homes. On the morning of July 16, 2010, a 20-foot long steel and plexi-glass canopy near the entrance fell and two floors of the...Tags: Disasters and Accidents, Rental Service
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21 endangered workplace benefits
Tribune Media ServicesTraditional pension plans, paid family leave, and even the company picnic are all on the decline. Employers have significantly cut many of the benefits they offer to workers over the past five years. Some 77 percent of companies report that benefits...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Social Issues, Disasters and Accidents, Homes, Health Insurance
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One dead, one injured at Arundel Mills slots construction site
A 27-year-old construction worker from Pennsylvania was killed and another worker severely injured after officials said a precast concrete wall collapsed Friday morning at the slots parlor construction site at Arundel Mills mall.
Inspectors with the...Tags: Health and Safety at Work, Cordish Cos., Michael Cox, Injuries and Wounds, Metal and Mineral
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One person testifies against proposed zoning change for quarry
heather.keels@herald-mail.comA man who owns a farm bordering a proposed quarry expansion was the only person to testify Tuesday evening against a zoning change on land north of Hagerstown owned by the cement company Holcim (US) Inc. “We’re living close to that quarry...Tags: Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Politics, Science and Technology, Metal and Mineral, Disasters and Accidents
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Smithsonian unveils Chilean mine exhibition, local attends
Daily American InternBill Arnold lives on the farm where the Quecreek Mine rescue occurred, but he was not there Wednesday. Instead he visited Washington, D.C., accepting the ambassador of Chile’s invitation to attend the preview of “Against All Odds: Rescue...Tags: Diplomacy, Nature, Politics, Human Interest, Science and Technology
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Part 4: Year-round play can lead to burnout if not careful
As the demands on high school athletes to play year-round increases, so does the need for parents and coaches to be aware of the signs of burnout.
The symptoms aren't always easy to recognize. And sometimes, the adults are part of the problem.
"Maybe...Tags: High School Sports, College Sports, Hurricanes, Injuries and Wounds, Nova Southeastern University
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Police Blotter
Harford County sheriff's deputies and Maryland State Police report: Aberdeen Rachel Marie Weese, 25, of the 200 block of South Parke Street, was arrested Saturday on a bench warrant in a case in which she was charged with second-degree assault....Tags: Mount Royal, McDonald's, Entertainment, Social Issues, Disasters and Accidents
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Sentara gets new medical helicopter
Sentara Healthcare will christen the new Sentara Nightingale Regional Air Ambulance Friday.
The new, $7.2 million helicopter replaces one that was 25 years old. The new helicopter, the Eurocopter EC-145, was bought with financial support from...Tags: Health and Safety at Work, Politics, Weather Radar, Weather, Hospitals and Clinics
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Brown County Drainage Board delays action on culvert request
A disputed request to install a culvert beneath an approach near U.S. Highway 281 north of Aberdeen was tabled Tuesday by the Brown County Drainage Board because board members have liability concerns. Mike and James Beadle want a culvert beneath the...Tags: Politics, Transportation, James River, Disasters and Accidents, Travel
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Farewell, 'Entourage': HBO's showbiz sitcom calls it a wrap
Zap2ItSay goodbye to Hollywood. Well, almost. The whip-smart and Emmy-winning HBO showbiz-insider comedy series "Entourage" starts its eighth and final season Sunday, July 24, while rumors abound about a possible feature-film spinoff a la HBO's "Sex and the...Tags: Johnny Galecki, Mark Wahlberg, Disasters and Accidents, Jerry Ferrara, CBS Corp.
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Work being done on Quecreek visitors center
Daily American Staff WriterA group of Amish men from Ohio are continuing to work on the new visitors center at the Quecreek Mine Rescue site at Dormel Farms near Somerset. “Eli Weaver of Dundie, Ohio, started coming in with motor coaches,” said Bill Arnold, president...Tags: Politics, Ohio, Gardens and Parks, Human Interest, Disasters and Accidents
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Ereck Plancher trial: O'Leary says he never ordered trainers, water out
UCF coach George O'Leary defended his actions during football player Ereck Plancher's final workout, testifying Thursday that he never ordered athletic trainers and water be removed from the building.
O'Leary and his staff supervised Plancher's final...Tags: University of Connecticut, Lawyers, Disasters and Accidents, Trials, Emergency Planning
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