Former Delegate Jim King put on a suit and tie for the redistricting hearings in Annapolis and Columbia Tuesday. But earlier in the day, the lone Republican on the Governor’s Redistricting Advisory Committee was in jeans, throwing out $25,000 worth of food from his two restaurants, Rockfish in Annapolis and Kaufman’s Tavern in Gambrills. Both eateries had been without power for three days after Hurricane Irene came through, and King bemoaned the loss of business and spoiled food at one of the busiest times of the year.
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With that amount of money at risk from power failure, you'd think they would install a suitable generator system! One storm, and it could pay for itself!
Chicken farmers are now required to have backup systems in place -- how many of them were saved by their generators this week?
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