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Carroll County Commissioner's President Ed Rothstein elected to MACo's board of directors – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

Carroll County Commissioner's President Ed Rothstein elected to MACo's board of directors – Baltimore Sun

MACo is a nonprofit, nonpartisan advocacy group for Maryland’s 23 counties and Baltimore city.

Anastasia Hopkinson: Is Quiet Waters Park a public park or an office park? | COMMENTARY - Vimarsana News

Anastasia Hopkinson: Is Quiet Waters Park a public park or an office park? | COMMENTARY

We call upon Anne Arundel County’s politicians to fulfill their commitment to Quiet Waters Park and the bay by not allowing new construction of a private office building in the county’s most-prized, popular and beloved public park.

Steuart Pittman: Finishing what we started in Anne Arundel County | COMMENTARY - Vimarsana News

Steuart Pittman: Finishing what we started in Anne Arundel County | COMMENTARY

While building trust in the institutions of government sounds like a pretty conservative agenda, being good at it seems to require a progressive approach.

Annapolis residents raise concerns about planned office building at Quiet Waters Park - Vimarsana News

Annapolis residents raise concerns about planned office building at Quiet Waters Park

Residents argued at the first County Council meeting of the year that the Earl Conservation Center, an office space slated to be built in a five-acre parcel of the park for the conservancy and other environmental groups to use, will disrupt the view from the park overlooking the South River.

Annapolis residents raise concerns about planned office building at Quiet Waters Park - Vimarsana News

Annapolis residents raise concerns about planned office building at Quiet Waters Park

Residents argued at the first County Council meeting of the year that the Earl Conservation Center, an office space slated to be built in a five-acre parcel of the park for the conservancy and other environmental groups to use, will disrupt the view from the park overlooking the South River.