Still, the county is awaiting the test results for the 11 fields to be made of another material the county plans to install during the next four years at other schools.
"We just want the peace of mind," said Fred Schram, department head of Central Services for Anne Arundel County.
After reports surfaced about a federal investigation into the lead content of...
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