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In many cases, snow going nowhere

Published - Feb 09 2010 23:12 PM

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With so much snow already on the ground and more falling, many people are wondering, where does the snow go? In some cases, it is being moved to empty lots and even dumped in the Inner Harbor. But in most cases, it is going nowhere. Baltimore City has ... Read Full Story

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