Ocean City Maryland

03.45 Marlboro branch in Western Upper waste water treatment plant lost power as a result of Hurricane Irene see today. Generators are able to do some work forces, but is not fully functional. An undetermined amount of diluted sewage overflows at the facility.

Pumping station continues to overflow as a result of excessive rainfall. Clear at this point the amount of diluted sewage overflows.

Achievement in Piscatorial Accolade wastepaper treatment plant at about 02:00 hours, was the system restore Saturday around 10:00 clock loses power. An undetermined amount of diluted sewage flooded, while the plant was without power.

WISC, Environment Maryland and Prince George’s County Health Department reported.Red Cross food to students. “They had breakfast and always ready to eat,” Polanski said.

Students are 18-25, Polanski said, and “Europe” Come, Belarus, including the Soviet Union and the Turkish language he heard at least, according to it.

Polanski does not know how long students stay in the J CC. He believes that he is there at least until Monday, depending on weather conditions. He does not know what to return to Ocean City.

“It’s not our decision,” he said.

Meanwhile, with the exception of gymnastics, Wings Mills J CC is open to members. Gym and pool are open and running classes.

“We in the emergency state of Maryland is proud to help” Polanski said.