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Steam line repair project means changes on Lawyers...

By Capital News Service | September 6, 2018 | General Assembly, Governor, News | 1 |

Steam line repair project means changes on Lawyers Mall

by Capital News Service | September 6, 2018 | General Assembly, Governor, News | 1 |

Statues of Thurgood Marshall and three companions are being sent away from Lawyers Mall in Annapolis as part of a renovation project that will close the mall in 2019.

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Steam line repair project means changes on Lawyers Mall

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