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Maryland Senate Adopts Bill Protecting Residents From Fracking Damage

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Maryland senators on Friday showed signs of cooperation on the topic of fracking, adopting two amendments to a bill opponents worried was another way of banning the natural gas drilling method. The amendments to the bill lower the number of … Source: Claims Journal

South Dakota Bridge Takes 29 Hits Without Damage

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A low-clearance railroad bridge in Pierre, S.D., continues to win battles with semitrailers that seem drawn to it like a magnet. The latest truck to crash into the problematic bridge over South Pierre Street didn’t hurt the structure, but an … Source: Claims Journal

New Mexico Senate Approves Two-Tiered Driver’s License Bill

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The New Mexico Senate approved a two-tiered bill on Friday that would continue to grant driving privileges to people in the country illegally. The compromise reached on the issue calls for two distinct driver’s licenses – one that complies with … Source: Claims Journal

California Tops List for Water Loss Claims: State Farm

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April showers bring May flowers but it also brings the potential for water in your basement. One of the worst experiences a homeowner can have is a backed-up sewer or drain filling the basement with foul-smelling water and sewage. Water … Source: Claims Journal

Distracted Driving Survey Finds Selfies, PDA, Grooming Top List

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Pop quiz: What percentage of drivers have brushed or flossed their teeth behind the wheel? While it’s crazy to think that anyone would floss their teeth while cruising down the highway, it’s just one distraction that people admitted to in … Source: Claims Journal

Engineer Wants to Turn Missouri’s I-70 Into Smart Road

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The following is about infrastructure. Don’t nod off just yet. To be specific, it’s about pavement – basic, boring road surface. In the six decades since Interstate 70 began to creep across Missouri, how we view pavement hasn’t changed much. … Source: Claims Journal

Georgia Working to Identify Bad Guardrails

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Transportation officials in Georgia are mapping the state’s interstate system to identify problematic guardrails that need to be removed. WALB-TV reports about 2,000 breakaway cable terminals that should be removed have been identified after a survey of the state’s interstate … Source: Claims Journal

7 Injured in Maine Ski Resort Chairlift Accident

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A chairlift at a Maine ski resort stopped and then began sliding backward down the mountain Saturday, prompting frantic riders to jump off and injuring seven, officials and witnesses said. The accident at Sugarloaf Mountain Resort happened five years after … Source: Claims Journal

Forget Your Password? Two New Ways to Log In

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Tired of trying to remember a different password for each of your online accounts? Or worried about re-using the same password too many times? You’re not alone. Tech experts agree that traditional passwords are annoying, outmoded and too easily hacked. … Source: Claims Journal

Wisconsin Medical Malpractice Claims Fall to Record Low

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The Director of State Courts in Wisconsin says medical malpractice claims hit a record low last year. The number of medical malpractice lawsuits fell to 84 last year from 140 in 2013. In 1999, there were 294 suits filed. The … Source: Claims Journal