Farmland Trust Fights Subdivision Tide in Calvert
In Calvert County Maryland a farmland trust formed in 1993 works to save farms from subdivision as the Washington area expands. The group uses a revolving fund and transferable development rights to buy, subdivide, and resell to farmers, preserving the agricultural way of life while steering growth to town centers.
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Calvert Farmland Trust
The
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John C. Prouty
Farmland Trust
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Harkness
Harry Harkness
Prouty
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Helen Gibson
Williams inaugurated as DC mayor in ceremony with performances
Anthony Williams, Harvard-educated lawyer who steered DC finances, was inaugurated as the district’s fourth elected mayor. He vowed stronger schools, safe streets, affordable housing, and better transportation, urging youth focus. Outdoor weather dampened crowd size but not spirits at the inaugural ball.
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Tony Williams
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Wiliams
Ronald Reagan International Trade Center
Maryland seeks free school breakfasts to boost learning
Advocates urge state funding for Maryland Meals for Achievement to provide free breakfasts to up to 46,000 students across Baltimore-Washington suburbs to the Eastern Shore, arguing better nutrition aids focus and reduces tardiness. The plan would include in-class buffets for all pupils, not just those eligible for free meals, with a $5 million budget proposed for next year.
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Center For Poverty Solutions
Baltimore-Washington
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The
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Parris Glendening
Abel Foundation
J. Michael Murphy
Harvard
Foundation
Philadelphia
Southeast Middle School
Weinberg Foundation
Sita Culman
Abell Foundation
Massachusetts
Minnesota
San Antonio
Glendening
Construction to start on mixing bowl in Springfield Va
The Mixing Bowl, where I 95 and 395 meet, will be rebuilt over six years at a $330 million cost. The project adds 30 ramps and 50 bridges, creating 24 lanes in places and raises daily delays for commuters and trucking firms. Local residents fear long disruptions but some say improvement may justify the toll.
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Washington
D.C
Fredericksburg
Virginia Department of Transportation
Washington Post
Robert Morecock Jr
Stafford County
Rockville
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Interstate van Lines Inc
Interstate
Arthur Morrissette
Morrisette
Bob Heitzman
Fairfax County Transportation Committee
I-95 tolls rise in Delaware first in nine years
Delaware tolls on I-95 increase from 1.25 to 2.00 today marking the first rise in nine years. Electronic E ZPass users retain the old price and enjoy faster passage through lanes. DelDOT aims to raise E ZPass use from 68 percent toward 30 to 35 percent.
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