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BWI sets passenger record for 2012; overseas travel increases
For the third consecutive year, BWI Marshall Airport set a record for commercial passenger traffic, with 22.68 million travelers passing through its terminal in 2012, airport officials announced. The 1.3 percent increase over 2011 comes during a time of...
Tags: AirTran, Air Transportation, Travel, Transportation, Fort Lauderdale
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Epstein: Cubs believe Marmol is innocent
MESA, Ariz. -- After a judge in the Dominican Republic sent the domestic abuse case against Carlos Marmol to a higher court Friday, Cubs president Theo Epstein said he believes his closer will be exonerated. "We take any accusation of this nature...
Tags: Spring Training, Landforms, Carlos Marmol, Theo Epstein, Chicago Cubs
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HCC faculty work to serve school's foreign student body
Some foreign-born students at Howard Community College enter professor Mary Beth Furst's business class, sit attentively through instruction and say next to nothing. Furst said that when they are called upon, "You would think they were going to die,...Tags: Howard Community College, Education, Teachers, Caribbean Islands, Cuba
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Sosa hopeful of reconnecting with Cubs
If the Cubs want to bridge the gulf between them and their career home-run leader, as Tom Ricketts hinted at the Cubs Convention over the weekend, Sammy Sosa says all they have to do is call. "I saw that the owner said he wanted to reach me, speak to me,...Tags: Thomas Ricketts, Phil Rogers, Mark McGwire, Wrigley Field, Baseball
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Connecticut's Tobacco is Considered to Be Some of the Finest in the World
Eighteen months. That's the amount of time it can take between the moment a leaf of premium Connecticut shade-grown tobacco is picked and the day the farmer who grew it gets paid. In between, that leaf is handled with delicate care: hung to be cured...
Tags: Bradley International Airport, Imperial Tobacco Group Plc, East Windsor, Windsor Locks, John Wallace
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Hagerstown veterinarian finds niche mission in chicken coops
janeth@herald-mail.comWhen Dan Franklin went to veterinary school in the Philippines, it opened his eyes to the poverty in that country and many other parts of the world. “People in this country have no idea how the majority of the world live. They live hand-to-mouth,&...Tags: Nutrition, Family, Travel, Trips and Vacations
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Immigrants with no criminal history get lengthy stays at little-known jail
DEERFIELD BEACH Hundreds of men and women who have committed minor offenses, such as driving without a license, or no apparent crime at all, are locked up for weeks and months in a little-known central Broward County facility run by a private company....
Tags: Al Jazeera (tv network), Broward County Sheriff's Office, Judges, Miami International Airport, Criminals
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Convicted of insurance fraud, former Amtrak employee flees
L.A. NOWA former Amtrak employee convicted of receiving more than $500,000 in disability and insurance payments after faking injuries has fled to avoid prison, San Diego County prosecutors said Thursday. Wanda Lee Ann Podgurski, 60, was not in Superior Court to..... -
Cruising to exotic Caribbean
CURACAO — There is absolutely nothing wrong with Cozumel or the Bahamas. But once you've seen them, it's time to branch out. Cruise lines are experimenting with all kinds of interesting Caribbean itineraries that expose travelers to a broader...Tags: Shipbuilding, Cruise Line Ports, Caribbean Islands, Fort Lauderdale, Tourism and Leisure
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Local lifeguards take it global
When the sun is out and the weather is warm, Orange County residents flock to the beaches to surf, body board and swim in the chill Pacific without a second thought that if something happened, a lifeguard would be there to assist them. But, in some...Tags: Chile, Argentina, Nicaragua, Macedonia, Peru
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Lifeguarding around the world
HUNTINGTON BEACH — In some countries, lifeguards aren't a given, and if they are, there isn't always uniform life-saving procedures in place or the equipment and infrastructure needed to save lives. "I think we take it for granted that we have...
Tags: Chile, Argentina, Nicaragua, Macedonia, Peru
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KSPR.com most viewed stories of 2012
E-mail: cbrewer@schurz.comA lot of news was made across the Ozarks in 2012. From the controversial E-Verify ordinance in Springfield to the Branson tornado and more, we covered breaking news as well as feature stories extensively on KSPR.com. We've put together a list of the top...Tags: Labor Legislation, Trials, Air and Space Accidents, Judges, Justice System
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