People Are Watching -- Water Main Break Video Draws MD State Govt. Viewers
A source confirms that MD Dept. of Transportation bosses came to this site to view our exclusive video of the recent water main break in the 100 block of E. Madison St. Not only did they visit The Baltimore Spectator, but they kept it up and replayed the video many times, sharing it among various staff members to get a feel and to help assess just what happened.
People Are Watching -- Water Main Break Video Draws MD State Govt. Viewers
2009-02-09T11:08:00-05:00
MacArthur Media Staff
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