Study on Deep Creek Lake boating stirs Garrett County politics
A two year study by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources on personal watercraft at Deep Creek Lake aims to address use and capacity after the state bought the lake. The plan, approved by Secretary Charles Fox, involves a consultant and a $75 000 cost, with public input from local leaders including Delegate George Edwards and Garrett Beutzel.
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Garrett County
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Natural Resources
Charles Fox
DNR
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GPU Inc
Neal Welch
Maryland
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Carol Jacobs
Ocean City
Chesapeake Bay
Paul Durham
Deep Creek Lake State Park
Wendell Beutzel
Mr. Beitzel
Social shift ushers new class in Lancaster Amish
In Lancaster County two thirds of Amish men and youths work in construction trades and small businesses. About 17 to 20 percent of firms are run by Amish women. The change, described by Messiah College's Donald Kraybill, marks a century's social shift as high land prices push entrepreneurship. Amish growth doubles 1980 to 2000, with 90 percent of youths joining the church in late teens.
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Lancaster
Messiah College
Donald B. Kraybill
Mr. Kraybill
Johns Hopkins University Press
Kraybill
Hood to show Arab American documentary at Hood College
A film titled Tales from Arab Detroit details how younger Arab Americans clash with elders while shaping a modern identity blending Middle Eastern traditions with today. Hood instructors John Thompson and Hoda Zakirican will answer questions on Islam and Arab American life. Free Middle Eastern food will be served. Co sponsored by Hood’s African American Studies program the Office of Multicultural Affairs and the Black Student Union.
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United States
Rosenstock Hall
Hood College
Hood
Office of Multi-Cultural Affairs
Black Student Union
All for dough owner cleans European carved bowls
Brent Oxhose owner of Primitive World Antiques on Carroll Street cleans wooden dough bowls imported from Europe. The bowls are carved from single pieces of wood and were used in bread and pastry preparation.
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Brent Oxhose
Primitive World Antiques
Carroll Street
Europe
Oyster sanctuary push eyed in Maryland Virginia restoration talk
Oyster restoration faces hurdles as Maryland and Virginia seek more sanctuaries and federal rules. Lawmakers and officials cite overfishing habitat loss and disease while officials plan to spend 1.5 million this year and 2 million next year to rebuild reefs and create protected areas for larvae.
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Anne
Maryland
Vienna
Federa
Maryland Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Charles Frentz
Frentz
Mark Luckenbach
Eastern Shore Laboratory
Virginia Institute of Marine Science
Park Glendening
DNF
Eric Schwaab
Ing
Sai Sherman Baynard
Coasta Conservation Association
Gilchies
Congress
Gilchrest
National Oceanic and Administration
Scott Gudes
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