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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 26, 2001

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Pollution report links rivers to bay nutrient load

USGS finds Susquehanna James and Potomac rivers major sources of nitrogen and phosphorus entering Chesapeake Bay from farms. Debates grow over responsibility, with Delmarva Poultry trade group opposing broad poultry farm waste policy while supporting co-permitting for large processors.

Susquehanna New York Penns Pennsylvania Chesapeake Bay U 5 Geological Survey James Potomac Peake Bay Mary Department Iin Delmarva Sterling Bay Department of the Environment Eree Family Foods Inc Perdue Farms Inc Maryland USGS James Rivers Iryianntt Poulby County Stering Questoned Sterling Questio

Families remember MARC train crash in Brunswick

Families gathered at the Brunswick train station under cloudy skies to honor the MARC train P-286 crew and passengers who died in the 1996 Silver Spring crash. Relatives shared memories of loved ones and recount a long memorial vigil, recounting loss and support from the community.

Brunswick Goldie Byrd MARC Harpers Ferry Silver Spring Byrd Aia Bicepaloes Brunswick Volunteer Ambulance Co Geri Reynolds Lester L. Reynolds Jr Marc Rail Sth Mr. Quillen Frederick County Reene Rele Baltimore County Ms. Reynolds

Sister Souljah urges black organizing against racism at Hood College

activist Sister Souljah urged organized action against racism, urging careful choices in relationships to preserve self-respect. At Hood College in Frederick she spoke to about 100 people, detailing experiences from the Bronx, Rutgers, and Cornell, and criticizing the criminal justice system and political power structures.

Sister Souljah America Hood College Frederick Lisa Williamson New York Sean “Puffy” Combs Hood Coffman Chapel The Schools Black Student Union NBC Channel 25 Souljah Bronx N.Y Rutgers Cornell Washington, DC Senate

Suburban growth shifts jobs and traffic across regions

Growth pushes housing and business farther from city cores, raising commutes up to three hours. Forsyth County Georgia and Douglas County Colorado show rapid expansion as schools and subdivisions spread north and west, while planners note new patterns in commuting and urban sprawl across the nation.

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Police arrest shoplifting suspects after mall theft

Deputies responded to a Francis Scott Key Mall theft in progress and stopped a vehicle on Md 355 near Lowe's Lane. Angi Matos and Sara Quintamulla, both of New York, were charged with multiple counts after more than $16,000 in clothing was recovered from the vehicle and scene, including items from several stores. The investigation continues.

MD. 355 FSK Angie Matos Sara Quintamulla New York Sanaa Ae AO Hirani Ate Francis Scott Key Sedat Caliskan MD 335 Grove Road Dover FSK Mail Co! Bowerman

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