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07/03/08
This weekend, thousands of area boaters will take to the water as they jockey for some of the best views of the region's fireworks or enjoy a leisurely cruise following that backyard barbecue. 
Kathleen Lange - For The Capital
Natural Resources Police Sgt. Jerry Kirkwood educates Nate Halverson about boating and jet-ski laws as he rides his jet-ski near City Dock. Find Us On Facebook
The Fourth of July typically sees the heaviest nautical traffic of the year, but patrol officers said they are ready to handle the high numbers. "It really has the heaviest volume not only here in Anne Arundel County, but throughout the state, as well," Col. George Johnson, superintendent of the Maryland Natural Resources Police, said about July. And more boats usually mean more accidents. That's why city and...
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