Arctic High Pressure Dominates Eastern U S Weather
A large arctic high pressure system will continue to govern the eastern United States. Temperatures slowly moderate but remain below normal. Western Maryland counties stay fair and cold tonight with low 10 to 25, sun and warmer Wednesday, and fair Thursday. Maryland mountains stay partly sunny with teens to 20s. Yesterday's temps ranged widely from minus 15 at CampLejune like sites to 19 in Westminster.
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Green Valley equestrian laments missing inaugural parade
Fernando Ruiz a 39 year old Colombia native and naturalized U.S. citizen planned to ride his Paso Fino Ojos de Ebano in Green Valley down Penn sylvania Avenue in frigid weather. The inaugural parade was canceled leaving Ruiz disappointed and questioning why it could not be postponed. He and neighbor Estella Manberg would have been Maryland s only equestrian representatives among 728 riders.
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Record Cold Sparks Community Reactions Across County
Glenn Eackles notes extreme cold causing vehicle troubles as residents report cars failing to start and pipes freezing. Bruce Swartz and wife break out long johns for the first time this year while Linda Shaffer describes a busy farm hampered by frozen tractor and fountain. Charles Counts fixes pipes but diesel truck won’t run. others compare to December warmth and 1979 1980 Bay freeze.
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Rolling Green residents seek covenants change in dispute
About 44 homeowners in the Rolling Green subdivision met in Hyattstown to form a five member committee. They aim to amend or abolish restrictive covenants tied to what counts as a structure. The effort follows multiple lawsuits, including a case where a tennis court was ruled a nuisance and removed.
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GNP shows rebound after slower third quarter growth
The GNP growth for the year is revised to 3.9 percent, up from 2.8 percent. Earlier quarters rose strongly with 10.1 percent in Q1 and 7.1 percent in Q2, while Q3 slowed. Economists cite renewed growth and easing inflation as signs of a continuing recovery. Prices rose 2.4 percent in Q4, down from 2.9 percent in Q3.
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