Rail shutdown preventable
Grant Reeside (pictured) prepares new wheel sets for a light rail car. The current shutdown of half of Baltimore's light rail line likely could have been prevented had Maryland Transit Administration engineers decided in 2000 to spend about $4 million on an electronic system designed to prevent trains from sliding on slippery tracks, according to a top MTA official.
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Maryland
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Md. bull vies for best in U.S.
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Suspect in Howard County bank robbery captured
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Liquor board revokes license of Park Heights store owner
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Police ID motorcyclist who died after crashing into car
Sports
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Mike Preston: After Giants debacle, Ravens making run at redemption
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Nation
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World
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BlackBerry maker launches counterattack against iPhone
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Maryland's law on open meetings needs to be strengthened
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