Two new developments
baltimoresun.com     May 20, 2008            

John Fritze reports today that a developer planning to build a large community of homes along Baltimore's southern border won initial approval to buy 159 acres of city-owned land -- a former landfill slated to be used as an access point for the homes: Charles County developer Stephen P.... [read full story]                

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