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Published
11/16/09
While weather prognosticators predict this coming winter will be close to normal, though a bit chillier, local jurisdictions are wary that expensive snow removal will tax already tight budgets. Find Us On Facebook
That's a worry that comes with every approaching winter season as county, city and state roads and public works managers line up their response to Ol' Man Winter's potential wrath. "The bottom line is, no matter what it takes we'll get the job done," Anne Arundel County spokesman Matt Diehl said. And state highway officials are at the ready too, having already reacted to a couple snowfalls in Garrett...
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