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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 2001

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2

Christmas tree debate real or artificial heats up in Annapolis

In Annapolis a real versus artificial Christmas tree debate divides farm owners and shoppers. Real trees cost 20 to 75 dollars but pose fire hazards without care, while artificial trees cost 80 to 500 dollars, last up to 20 years, and are flame resistant. Surveys show rising adoption of artificial trees, yet many value tradition and memory making at farms like Tanner’s Enchanted Forest and Thomas Tree Farm as holidays approach.

Annapolis National Christmas Tree Association Sandy Gamble American Plant Food Co Bethesda Lucretia Tanner Tanner Brandywine Ms. Gamble Allen Blakey The Vinyl Institute Arlington Blakey National Fire Protection Association Wayne Thomas Thomas Manchester

Antietam battlefield to return to Civil War era look

Antietam National Battlefield aims to restore the grounds to resemble September 1862 when a major Civil War battle occurred. Plans include acquiring more land inside the boundary, reforesting and adding interpretive facilities. The park currently holds about 1 722 acres of 9 255 inside the boundary, with 1 000 acres protected by a scenic easement and 530 acres owned by Maryland and private parties. Budget includes 2.1 million allocated in 1998 to buy land, leaving 1 million.

Sharpsburg Antietam National Battlefield John Howard Antietam Howard Maryland

Maryland debates electric choice in deregulated market

Maryland consumers faced an unusual choice last summer to stay with their utility or switch to deregulated competitors. After more than a year, most still receive bills from the traditional four providers with little savings seen. Only 2.6 percent of residential and 3.5 percent of nonresidential customers have switched, amid few active competitors. Officials warn gradual deregulation protects customers from spikes, while critics argue price caps deter competition.

Lanham Maryland Michael J. Travieso Maryland People's Counsel Baltimore Gas & Electric Allegheny Energy Conectiv Pepco New York New England Cathy Riley The Public Service Commission BGI Ms. Riley Mid Atlantic Power Supply Association MAPSA BGE Maryland Court of Special Appeals Thomas Kinnane Mr. Kinnane Bath Travieso California Fedral Energy Regulatory Commission

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