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No answer in sight for Glenwood sinkholePublished 01/18/08
It's been three years since the first sinkhole formed in front of the Annapolis Glenwood high-rise and a solution still seems out of reach.
J. Henson - The Capital
Large sinkholes have opened in the driveway of the Glenwood High Rise senior apartments. The pits are cordoned off by steel barricades.
With a nearly $2 million price tag on the fix for the original - and still growing - sinkhole, and now another one, officials at the Annapolis Housing Authority are asking for help anywhere they can, especially after the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development turned down previous funding requests.
Since the first sinkhole formed three years ago, the housing authority has spent more than $200,000 on repairs and stabilization. Another sinkhole appeared in November. And now,...
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