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Port Of Baltimore Prepares For Irene
DUNDALK, Md. (AP) — Containers and cars are continuing to come off ships at the Port of Baltimore, but shippers are taking precautions as Hurricane Irene approaches. Extra lines are holding ships to...
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Port Of Baltimore Set Records In 2011
BALTIMORE (AP) — Officials say public terminals at the Port of Baltimore’s set records last year in handling of vehicles, containers and wood pulp. The Baltimore Sun reports that figures released...
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Strike Averted For Now At Port Of Baltimore
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — There will be no strike at the Port of Baltimore this weekend. Hundreds of workers threatened the action, which would have had a major impact on one of Maryland’s vital economic...
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Proposed Bill Would Ban Styrofoam Products In Effort To Reduce Litter
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore is seriously considering a ban on Styrofoam cups and containers. Alex DeMetrick reports–the goal is less litter on land and in the water. It’s so common, it’s scarcely...
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Port Of Baltimore Sets Records In 2013
BALTIMORE (AP) — The Port of Baltimore set records for handling some commodities in 2013. A port spokesman said in a news release on Tuesday that general cargo at the public marine terminals reached...
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Montgomery County Considering Styrofoam Ban
WASHINGTON (AP) — Lawmakers in Montgomery County are proposing legislation that would ban the use of plastic foam food containers. On Tuesday, Councilmember Hans Riemer introduced the bill banning the...
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