The St. Mary’s River Watershed Association, Friends of St. Clement’s Bay and volunteers planted one million oysters in the Breton Bay Oyster Sanctuary on Saturday. Oysters are a keystone species that filter water and build reefs for aquatic life. Coverage for @SoMdNews
The Charles County fair opened Thursday. Visitors can expect daily entertainment, agricultural exhibits and lots of food from Sept. 11-14. Coverage for @SoMdNews
The last day of the CRWUA conference ended with the tradition of Federal Friday that discussed partnerships between tribes and Mexico.
“The Colorado River has a way of demanding the very best of you,” Bureau of Reclamation Commissioner Camille Calimlim Touton said.
Lake Mead is 1,064-feet below sea level. Panels also discussed strategies for managing water scarcity during climate change and emphasized the importance of the environment in yearly operating plans for the Colorado River
Day 2 of the Colorado River Water Users Association conference discussed efforts from the Lower Basin and Upper Basin states.
“Water levels at Lake Mead could be a lot worse than they are,” said John Entsminger, general manager of the Southern Nevada Water Authority.
Day 1 of the Colorado River Water Users Association conference started with a tour of Hoover Dam. This year’s theme: Piecing the Puzzle Together.
“How these pieces fit together will impact people’s lives and future generations,” Gene Shawcroft, CRWUA president, said.
Small project @haajrahgilani, @ilana_willi and I have been prepping for — live updates on Nevada’s voting totals with great data visuals! First results should come in around 8:30-9:30 p.m. 🤞🤞
Visited @MyGreenMC for the first intern office hours. We learned and discussed global climate and energy use #newbagalert (with lots of energy efficient goodies)
Angelo Estrellas’ termination cut deep for many members of this university’s Filipino community given its history in the nursing profession.
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Target’s main priority is ensuring the employees are taken care of, the spokesperson said. Target has notified employees, who are being offered positions at nearby locations.
The College Park Target under Landmark Apartments is expected to close May 13 due to its lack of meeting performance goals, a Target spokesperson said in a statement Wednesday.
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Flats at College Park, a 317 unit low-income housing development, is expected to be built between Delaware and Cherokee streets by 2025, according to developers.
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UMD 🚌 news: The 141 Gaithersburg Park schedule has been adjusted to include a 9:50 a.m. bus
The 104 Metro Bus is operating to South Campus this semester! Stops include the Mitchell Building, Memorial Chapel and Ritchie Coliseum 🚨🚌
Voting at Ritchie Coliseum at UMD was delayed until 9 a.m. — almost two hours after polls were supposed to open this morning — because an IT person didn't show up to set up ballot machines.
Read more from @ilana_willi for @thedbk here:
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Despite new developments on Knox Road, students who live off-campus say the construction noise is a nuisance. Long-term construction has physical and harmful effects such as hearing loss, irritation and additional stress on people.
Several major construction projects are well underway, sparking frustration among students who are housed adjacent to the projects.
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The new Adelphi Road-UMGC/UMD Purple Line Station Area Sector Plan determines what can be built near the new Adelphi Road station for the next 25 years.
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