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3 weeks ago | baltimoresun.com | Jonathan Pitts

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3 weeks ago | gazettextra.com | Jonathan Pitts |Kate Cimini

WESTERNPORT, Md. - Two and a half days after flash floods devastated the town of Westernport in remote Western Maryland, Gov. Wes Moore visited the beleaguered hamlet for the first time since the disaster. Once there, he declared a state of emergency, to the relief of residents and their representatives. In Maryland, the small town of 1,900 was the hardest-hit by the floods, surrounded, as it is, by Appalachian hills and split by the Georges Creek.

3 weeks ago | dailygazette.com | Jonathan Pitts |Kate Cimini

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3 weeks ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Jonathan Pitts |Kate Cimini

WESTERNPORT, Md. - Two and a half days after flash floods devastated the town of Westernport in remote Western Maryland, Gov. Wes Moore visited the beleaguered hamlet for the first time since the disaster. Once there, he declared a state of emergency, to the relief of residents and their representatives. In Maryland, the small town of 1,900 was the hardest-hit by the floods, surrounded, as it is, by Appalachian hills and split by the Georges Creek.

3 weeks ago | thederrick.com | Jonathan Pitts |Kate Cimini

WESTERNPORT, Md. — Two and a half days after flash floods devastated the town of Westernport in remote Western Maryland, Gov. Wes Moore visited the beleaguered hamlet for the first time since the disaster. Once there, he declared a state of emergency, to the relief of residents and their representatives. In Maryland, the small town of 1,900 was the hardest-hit by the floods, surrounded, as it is, by Appalachian hills and split by the Georges Creek.