FRIENDSHIP – They started with 10,000 trees on 37 acres, but the appeal of a traditional family outing has created a steady stream of business since Nov
Juvenile Services Gets Retroactive Contract Approvals Worth $171 Million
ANNAPOLIS – The Board of Public Works voted 2-1 Wednesday to retroactively approve $171 million in Department of Juvenile Services contracts, some more than two years old
Turtles Bring the Bay into Classrooms
ANNAPOLIS – Elementary, middle and high school students are enjoying the company of diamondback terrapins in their classrooms as part of the Terrapin Connection program run by the Arlington Echo Outdoor Education Center in Millersville
Edmonston’s Decatur Street Represents Walk on the Green Side
EDMONSTON – Quiet, middle-class Edmonston, a diverse Prince George’s County community of roughly 1,300 people, unveiled a new green street that officials hope will become a model for environmentally friendly towns across the nation
O’Malley Defeats Ehrlich, Bucks Anti-Incumbent Trend
BALTIMORE – An energetic campaign and substantial Democratic turnout boosted Gov
Rising Sea Levels Could Force Some Bay Inhabitants to Move Inland
WASHINGTON – Rising sea levels and violent weather caused by climate change could force some people in the Chesapeake Bay area inland in the coming decades, said a migration policy expert