Emergency crews were called to 2083 West St., just west of Annapolis city limits, at about 7:15 a.m. to help an injured worker, said Division Chief Michael Cox, a county Fire Department spokesman.
It was the fourth serious accident at the site of Annapolis Towne Centre at Parole since construction began on the retail and commercial space in 2007, including the death of a crane operator last year.
Construction workers told firefighters they were preparing a...
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Let me guess - 2009-02-05 18:02:43
Was the crane U.S. made? I doubt it. Look at the cranes at the Coast Guard Yard in Curtis Bay. U.S. made and doing their jobs since WWII.
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