10-year search for show vendor has a sad ending

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Maryland police detective Bob Nichols was successful in finding and identifying the body of Cynthia Vanderbeck, a popular boat show vendor missing since 1995, by using a missing persons website and DNA technology. Her husband Steve Vanderbeck has been charged with the murder.

Legal issues & crime, Company legal issue, Investigations, Crimes against, Murder, Event planners, Police detectives, Nichols, Bob, Vanderbeck, Cynthia, Vanderbeck, Steve

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One-stop shopping coming to the Chesapeake

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The conversion of an old and unused hydraulic model of Chesapeake Bay on Maryland's Kent Island into a marine services mall is discussed. The mall will be a one stop shop for boat accessories and repair.

Design and construction, Remodeling and renovation, Hydraulic structures, Shopping malls

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Town moves to stay a step ahead of developers

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The steps taken by Ocean City officials for developing five major marinas in the region are discussed.

Government expenditures, Management dynamics, Public Administration, Municipal Government, Management, Economic policy, Company business management, Marinas, Ocean City, Maryland

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