CRISFIELD, Md. (AP) — Maryland Sen. Barbara Mikulski will visit the city of Crisfield to observe recovery efforts that are ongoing in the wake of Superstorm Sandy.
Mikulski, a Democrat, will be given a tour Wednesday by Crisfield Mayor P.J. Purnell. Mikulski’s office says 585 homes in Crisfield sustained damage as a result of the hurricane, and 71 homes had major damage. More than 50 businesses were also affected by the storm.
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Talk about a lifetime politician that has done nothing but kill MD.!!!
ReplyDeleteIT MUST BE AN ELECTION YEAR.
ReplyDeleteWhat a waste of time and tax payer money!
ReplyDeletebabs, please give it up. you don't care about anything but getting re-elected. so liberal you're no earthy good. your policies and goals sure don't help anyone...
ReplyDeleteGosh, I hope the boat does not sink...
ReplyDeleteDoesn't anyone think that this publicity and visibility is good for the citizens of Crisfield?
ReplyDeleteFollowing up on Andy Harris' efforts, because Babs and Ban Cardin did nothing! Now, they just want to ride Andy's coattails. Sick.
ReplyDeleteShe just went there for the free food.
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