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Donald E. Nutter, 52
Donald Edwin “Donnie” Nutter, 52, of Sharpsburg, Md., passed away Friday, May 10, 2013, at his home. He was born Oct. 7, 1960, in Hagerstown, Md., to Donald Lee and Constance Mae Moats Nutter of Boonsboro, Md. He was a 1978 graduate of...Tags: Waynesboro (Waynesboro, Virginia), Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), NASCAR, Crime, Law and Justice, American Legion
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Concrete maker grew adapting in hard time
The Press of Atlantic City, Pleasantville, N.J.John Ruga and his partner, Robert Shanaman, opened their precast concrete business on Reese Road in 2003, during a period of booming housing growth in southern New Jersey. Northeast Precast once specialized in making walls for new residential homes....Tags: Politics, Building Material, Manufacturing and Engineering, Employees, Career and Workplace
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Ocean City: Businesses ready for tourists, homes nearly so
The Press of Atlantic City, Pleasantville, N.J.Holly Kisby sees the two faces of post-Sandy Ocean City every day. Kisby is the general manager of Shriver's salt water taffy and fudge shop on the Boardwalk, a year-round attraction that reopened a few days after the storm flooded the entire island....Tags: Beaches, Memorial Day, Business, Atlantic City (Atlantic, New Jersey), Cape May County
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New attractions, not signs of damage, await Wildwood visitors
The Press of Atlantic City, Pleasantville, N.J.THE WILDWOODS' LOCATION -- far from where Hurricane Sandy made landfall -- and the island's famously enormous beaches helped it endure the storm with relatively little damage. Some of those properties directly on the water, such as the Coconut Cove...Tags: Entertainment, Atlantic City (Atlantic, New Jersey), Hurricane Sandy (2012)
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State spending millions to keep tourism dollars flowing to Jersey Shore
The Press of Atlantic City, Pleasantville, N.J.Millions in advertising and marketing dollars -- and unquantifiable value in word of mouth hopefully generated by a host of events -- are being poured into driving home the message that the Jersey Shore is open for business this summer. Arguably no...Tags: Politics, Marketing, Memorial Day, Business, Atlantic City (Atlantic, New Jersey)
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After being hit by car, pedestrian in O.C. charged with illegally crossing road
Ocean City Police say a man who was struck by a vehicle and then ran off was charged Sunday as a "pedestrian unsafely crossing roadway." Police said that at about 2 a.m., they responded to 49th Street and Coastal Highway for a vehicle crash involving...
Tags: Transportation Accidents, Motorvehicle Accidents
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Boaters hit snags after Hurricane Sandy changed South Jersey inlets
Capt. Frank Camarda has piloted his 80-foot party boat Miss Beach Haven to the tip of Holgate on the southern end of Long Beach Island for ages. Camarda knows his boat drafts 4.5 feet of water. He knows Little Egg Inlet is about 6.5 feet at low tide, and...Tags: U.S. Army, Memorial Day, Weather Warnings, Natural Disasters, Hurricanes
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Jersey Shore towns tell visitors "we are open" for summer
The Press of Atlantic City, Pleasantville, N.J.Groomed beaches, walkable boardwalks, sand-free streets and sidewalks, and open stores and restaurants. Visitors to nearly every town along the New Jersey shore will find just that come Memorial Day weekend. Depending on which town tourists visit,...Tags: Memorial Day, Business, Sales, Tourism and Leisure, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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Donald A. Krach, port lawyer
Donald A. Krach, former general counsel for the Maryland Port Administration who was an advocate and goodwill ambassador for the port of Baltimore, died May 4 of complications from pancreatic cancer at his Timonium home. He was 80. "Don was a real...
Tags: Timonium, Laws, Religion and Belief, U.S. Army, Judges
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Five Md. air traffic towers will remain open
Five air traffic control towers in Maryland that are part of 149 "low activity" towers nationwide will remain open through the end of the September, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced Friday. The towers, including those at Martin State...
Tags: Federal Aviation Administration, Baltimore County, Air Transportation Industry, U.S. Department of Transportation, U.S. Congress
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James P. Reamer, long-haul driver
The Philadelphia Inquirern James P. Reamer died, his three daughters decided that land burial of his ashes would not adequately honor the man. "We spent a lot of time in Ocean City -- family vacations there," daughter Connie Laarendi said Tuesday. "And we enjoyed spending...Tags: The Philadelphia Inquirer
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Unsolved killing of April Kauffman vexes Shore
The Philadelphia InquirerThere's "Breaking News" on the website of James M. Kauffman, board-certified endocrinologist, but it is not the news all of Linwood seems to be expecting. "Now accepting Tricare. New patients welcome," according to the site. One year after his wife,...Tags: The Philadelphia Inquirer, Media Industry, Entertainment, Woodstock Festival (1969), Radio
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