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Over objections from Republicans, lawmakers are moving forward with expanding a tax credit for low-income working Marylanders so that non-citizens can benefit.
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Debate swirls over possible oyster harvest regulation Christine Condon Tal Petty calls the water in his corner of the Patuxent River “magic.” The oysters living in its depths draw a special mineral taste from clay on the river floor and fossils along the shore, he said. Those oysters would not even be there if it were not for Petty, who grows them in underwater cages before selling them nationwide. His business is quite a bit different from that of traditional watermen, who tong the bottom of the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries for wild oysters. Environmentalist...
Fri December 18, 2020 - Northeast Edition The Avenue News The Maryland Board of Public Works (BPW) on Dec. 9 approved funding of more than $100 million toward major projects to protect the supply of drinking water for customers in the Baltimore region. In addition, the new monies will be used to improve wastewater infrastructure in Baltimore City and Baltimore County to prevent sewage overflows and backups into homes and businesses. One of the approved projects concerned improvements in the electrical system reliability at the Back River Wastewater Treatment Plant in Baltimore. A grant of m...