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County revenues hit hard by housing collapse

by admin | September 22, 2010 | Governor, News | 0 |

By Barbara Pash For MarylandReporter.com Maryland counties are feeling the pain of the collapse of the housing market. From fiscal 2006, the height of the housing boom, to fiscal 2010, they have lost $345 million in revenue from...

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