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Maryland seeks to turn historic waterfront property near Carr's Beach into public park - Vimarsana News

Maryland seeks to turn historic waterfront property near Carr's Beach into public park

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has allocated $4.8 million towards purchasing a historic waterfront property in Anne Arundel County.

Gerald Winegrad: The money is there, so fix and expand our parks | COMMENTARY - Vimarsana News

Gerald Winegrad: The money is there, so fix and expand our parks | COMMENTARY

Those who do visit state parks may be deprived of the full outdoor experience because park functioning and upkeep is suffering from years of neglect.

Gerald Winegrad: Maryland's state parks are in the midst of a crisis | COMMENTARY - Vimarsana News

Gerald Winegrad: Maryland's state parks are in the midst of a crisis | COMMENTARY

At a time of increasing demand for outdoor opportunities, our state parks are in crisis.

Charles County Buys Gilligan's Pier, a 17.54-Acre Site Along Popes Creek for $1,791,875 - Southern Maryland News Net - Vimarsana News

Charles County Buys Gilligan's Pier, a 17.54-Acre Site Along Popes Creek for $1,791,875 - Southern Maryland News Net

The Charles County Board of Commissioners is pleased to announce that the State of Maryland Board of Public Works has approved $1,791,875 Program Open Space funding towards the land acquisition of Gilligan’s Pier, a 17.54-acre site located along Popes Creek.

Charlie Stek: Holly Beach Farm access always in the plans | COMMENTARY - Vimarsana News

Charlie Stek: Holly Beach Farm access always in the plans | COMMENTARY

Let’s encourage the Chesapeake Bay Foundation to work with these partners, who are working just as hard to help “Save the Bay,” and provide the public recreational access intended when the property was first acquired 20 years ago.