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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1994

Page

7

Maryland farmers markets prove durable since 1980 launch

Maryland’s first farmers market opened in 1980 to preserve farmland and aid farmers. Since 1990 only one of 55 markets has failed. Vendors shifted to smaller, diverse crops as part timers take spaces. Markets run through Thanksgiving with crowds of 3,000 to 4,000 in midsummer and continue to offer produce into autumn.

Annapolis Maryland Tony Evans Agriculture Department Glen Burnie South County Severna Park Odenton Ken Andrews Woodwardville Andrews Martin Zehner Davidsonville Anne Arundel Farmers’ Market Inc Zehner

Thousands Clean Chesapeake Beaches Across Three States

More than 3,000 volunteers joined a beach cleanup on Saturday along the Atlantic, Chesapeake and Delaware bays. Plastic and cigarette butts were common finds as volunteers at 60 sites in Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia collected trash. Delaware Governor Thomas R. Carper helped at Battery Park in New Castle and officials stressed protecting wildlife and natural resources through the effort.

Atlantic Chesapeake and Delaware Bays Anne Fitzgerald Delaware Department of Natural Resources Maryland Delaware Virginia Thomas R. Carper Battery Park New Castle

Ruling Affects Worcester County Voting Rights Case

Attorneys study a Fourth Circuit decision that agrees current voting dilutes black power but negates a lower court's order for cumulative voting. The panel says remedy should be by agreement. The Worcester County commissioners race is delayed as suits progress.

Deborah A. Jean American Civil Liberties Union Eastern Shore Worcester Eastern Shore County

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