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07/14/07
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs awarded nearly $2 million to the veterans cemetery in Crownsville as part of a decade-long planning process to construct another 4,500 burial plots and urn niches. Find Us On Facebook
"With the expansion of this state veterans cemetery, VA ensures that memorial benefits for Maryland veterans will be available for many more years," Secretary of Veterans Affairs Jim Nicholson said.
The VA doles out the grants to veterans cemeteries every 10 years to help fund needed expansions and improvements. "We're running out of ground of what the original cemetery design was, and now we're doing the 10 year expansion,"...
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