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Published
07/25/10
For the sixth time this year, Marylanders suffered with brutal 100-degree temperatures yesterday. From sunup to sundown, they sweated, sweltered, sizzled and stewed. Here's a look at how some people in Anne Arundel County coped with the heat. 
Joshua McKerrow — The Capital
While many people wore minimal clothing in yesterday’s 100-degree heat, Troy Nickoles, left, and James Guilfoyle donned grape costumes for the Great Grapes! wine festival at the county fairgrounds in Crownsville. Like many festival-goers, they found relief in a misting tent.Find Us On Facebook
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