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07/27/10
A few pockets of residents were still without power Tuesday morning following Sunday's powerful thunderstorm that contributed to the death of an Annapolis man who was knocked off his jet ski near the Bay Bridge during the fury. 
Courtesy of Charles Boyle
This massive chunk of tree came down during Sunday afternoon’s storm, struck power lines and snapped a utility pole at the intersection of Ridgely Avenue and Wilson Road north of Annapolis. It could take another day or so to fix.Find Us On Facebook
The storm, with gusts over 60 mph, ripped limbs from trees, toppled others and downed power lines through much of the county, knocking out power to nearly 60,000 locally and 123,000 systemwide, Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. reported. As of this morning, only 1,000 were still without power. Traffic on Ritchie Highway was also still tied up Tuesday morning, with only one lane open each way during...
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