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About 300 people gathered at an Annapolis hotel ballroom Thursday night to signal their opposition to the project, which has been in the works for 35 years.
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The signees of the letter were Forks of the Patuxent Improvement Association, Woodwardville Preservation Society, Greater Crofton Council and Crofton First, all of which are opposed to the Chesapeake Terrace Rubble landfill, which Halle Companies has sought to build along Patuxtent Road for decades.
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Haire received about $90,000 from businesses listed at the address of Halle Companies, a developer connected to various projects around the county, including a proposed landfill in Odenton.
Every weekend from the spring until the fall there is a miles-long backup on Route 50 with folks trying to get to the Atlantic beaches like Ocean City and Rehoboth. Folks sit in traffic for hours.
Meeting the need: Schools find ways to serve up meals for kids amid the pandemic Melanie Burney, Kristen A. Graham, The Philadelphia Inquirer © MONICA HERNDON/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS Ted Bridges, General Manager Aramark K-12, pulls out crates full of juice and milk before a food distribution at Cherry Hill High School East in Cherry Hill, N.J. on Monday, January 11, 2021. Families who attend the weekly food distribution receive seven breakfasts and seven lunches per child. Long after dusk fell on a busy street corner in Bridgeton, parents pulled up in cars to get bags...