On Clements Creek north of Annapolis, more heavy equipment is at work, transforming a ravine into a living, flowing stream.
Soon in other places around the county, wetland grasses will be planted and stormwater runoff will be attacked - all with federal stimulus money.
The state was awarded $121.6 million in money for environmental projects from the federal stimulus program, which is officially called the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
About $3.3 million of that chunk of cash is coming to...
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