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Boat similar to those used on shipping route expected to come to C&O this spring
davem@herald-mail.comIf you see a boat returning to the old Chesapeake and Ohio Canal this spring in Williamsport, your eyes are not playing tricks on you. A boat similar to ones used as work vessels or recreational boats on the old water shipping route along the Potomac...Tags: Ohio, National Parks, Gardens and Parks, Cumberland (Allegany, Maryland), Rhode Island
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Miss. River Mouth Silts In, Spending Cuts Blamed
ABC26 NewsRiver pilots and exporters are warning that the mouth of the Mississippi River is silting in, threatening a major commercial route, because there is not enough money to pay for dredges that normally keep the channel open. Seizing on Tuesday night's State...Tags: WGNO, U.S. Army, Exports, Barack Obama, Tourism and Leisure
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SHIPPER
SHIPPER- Full time with 1-2 yrs QC. Duties include:ship/ receiv/ packag parts/ inventory/ labeling. MUST BE ACCURATE.$11 per hr sendresumes cfrayne@medcompnet.com -
Quake May Hurt California Exports to Japan
FOX40 NewsThe future of local agricultural products from the Sacramento and central valleys is up in the air following the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. Most of the $420 million of rice that goes to Japan comes from counties north of Sacramento. But with a...Tags: Japan Earthquake and Tsunami (2011), Elections, California, Japan, Politics
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Agencies getting tough with ship ballast dumping
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) — After decades of delay, government officials are beginning to crack down on cargo ships that allow foreign invasive species to hitchhike to U.S. waters, where they have turned ecosystems upside down and caused billions of...Tags: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Diseases and Illnesses, Tourism and Leisure, Invasive Species, Travel
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Environmental groups want ships to slow down to avoid killing and injuring whales
L.A. NOWA coalition of environmental groups is asking the federal government to require ships traveling though California’s marine sanctuaries to slow down to avoid fatal collisions with whales, a problem that they say has climbed to “unsustainable... -
Southern California dominance in international trade is likely to continue, report says
Money & CompanyThe Los Angeles Customs District, which includes the Los Angeles and Long Beach seaports, is expected to remain the nation's preferred gateway for international trade in 2011. It will handle about $372.8 billion in imports and exports this year, an...... -
FAA Warns Airline Batteries May Ignite Mid-Flight
KTLA NewsWASHINGTON -- Federal aviation officials urged air carriers Friday to voluntarily take steps to reduce the risk of cargo fires caused by overheated lithium batteries, an indication of regulators' growing concern about the threat posed by air transport...Tags: UPS Inc., Boeing Co., Consumer Goods Industries, Federal Aviation Administration, Missing Persons
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Who made this year's DP 103?
No. 1
Jim Righeimer
You would be hard-pressed to find anyone in town who had a bigger news year than Costa Mesa City Councilman Jim Righeimer. The former Planning Commission chairman went toe-to-toe with the police union, which smeared his name on...Tags: Corporate Officers, Local Elections, Carnegie Hall, Crimes, Major League Baseball
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California Firm Recalls Green Onions, Bacteria Feared
KIAHSALINAS, Calif. (AP) - Two California produce shippers have recalled thousands of cases of green onions supplied by an onion farm in Mexicali, Mexico, over fears the onions could be contaminated with salmonella. U.S. Department of Agriculture...Tags: Missouri, Arizona, Texas, Onions, Indiana
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Fruit varietals: Identity crisis in the produce aisle
There are 230 varieties of peaches grown in California, freestone and clingstone, heirloom and newly developed, flavorful and bland, but when you go to the grocery store and even many farmers markets, they're usually sold just as "peaches."
The...Tags: Marketing, Peaches, Apples, Los Angeles Times, Crime, Law and Justice
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Salmonella threat prompts recall of green onions
California ConsumerTwo California produce shippers have recalled thousands of cases of green onions supplied by an onion farm in Mexicali, Mexico, over fears the onions could be contaminated with salmonella, the Associated Press is reporting. U.S. Department of...
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