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12/28/09
Queen Anne's County residents have a chance next month to tell the federal government what they think about controversial plans to turn a farm into a training center for the State Department, complete with live-fire shooting ranges and high-speed driving tracks. Find Us On Facebook
The U.S. General Services Administration has scheduled a meeting from 6 to 8 p.m. Jan. 5 at Queen Anne's County High School in Centreville to provide an overview and allow for public comment on a proposed Foreign Affairs Security Training Center. The GSA wants to put the facility on the 2,000-acre Hunter Ray and Crismer farm properties southeast of Centreville,...
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Due diligence - 2009-12-28 15:44:14
I seems that members of the community , Sevinn Storm, and Board of Commissioners failed to carefully investigate the project before the execution. It is next to impossible at this point to undo what they allowed to take place. It is up to all of us to become pro-active advocates for our communities , and not just whine and complain after the fact. We all get what we deserve.
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