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12/10/09
Touting a drop in drunken driving deaths in recent years and the state's tougher laws, Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown yesterday joined family members of those killed in alcohol-related car crashes in a celebration of remembrance. 
Alisa Celentano, died in 2001 after a crash with a drunken driver.Find Us On Facebook
One by one, families brought forth pictures of loved ones who had been killed in drunken driving crashes on state roads. The sixth annual "Maryland Remembers" event is designed to put a face on the statistics on drunken driving deaths, said Neil J. Pedersen, administrator at the Maryland State Highway Administration and leader of yesterday's event. "I see the faces of the...
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