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02/16/07
Three people who used a charcoal grill indoors to keep warm were hospitalized with severe carbon monoxide poisoning last night as the county continued to recover from the Valentine's Day ice storm. Photo no longer available
Brian McCall, who works for a BGE subcontractor, installs a new ground wire on a pole on Cape St. John Road Thursday.Find Us On Facebook
The cold and power outages also led to at least three fires around the county yesterday, fire officials said.
More than 16,000 Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. county customers remained without power this morning, down from more than 70,000 just after the storm. Schools remained closed for the third straight day and police continued to deal with reports of flying ice damaging cars. County Executive John R. Leopold said this morning...
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