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Gamechangers: Introverts to Watch in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Gamechangers: Introverts to Watch in 2023

/PRNewswire/ -- On World Introvert Day, HushLoudly, the podcast and brand dedicated to amplifying the voices of introverts, released Gamechangers: Introverts...

Big development on Maryland's Eastern Shore gets limited go-ahead | Growth & Conservation - Vimarsana News

Big development on Maryland's Eastern Shore gets limited go-ahead | Growth & Conservation

Plans to create what would essentially be a new city on Maryland’s Eastern Shore have been put on a short leash, at least for now, amid public concern about its

State of Maryland OKs scaled-back version of controversial wastewater treatment system for small Talbot County town - Vimarsana News

State of Maryland OKs scaled-back version of controversial wastewater treatment system for small Talbot County town

The Maryland Department of the Environment gave final approval for the small Eastern Shore town of Trappe to spray treated wastewater on nearby fields, which could clear the way for a scaled-down expansion plan.

AquaCon pulls plan to build 15,000-MT RAS in US state of Maryland - Vimarsana News

AquaCon pulls plan to build 15,000-MT RAS in US state of Maryland

AquaCon has withdrawn its permit application for a planned recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) farm in Federalsburg, Maryland, U.S.A.

The Eastern Shore town of Trappe nears a transformation 20 years in the making, despite concerns about sewage, growth - Vimarsana News

The Eastern Shore town of Trappe nears a transformation 20 years in the making, despite concerns about sewage, growth

The tiny Eastern Shore community of Trappe voted two decades ago to annex more than 900 acres so a developer could build some 2,500 homes. That vision is starting to become reality, but it's meeting with opposition from residents and environmentalists.