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Uncollected tolls, alternative-fuel cars, unthreatened open space on BPW agenda

by Len Lazarick | October 3, 2012 | News | 0 |

The Board of Public Works, which ultimately approves much of Maryland spending, on Wednesday heard about plans to collect millions in unpaid tolls and heard about how Maryland was using alternative fuel vehicles. It also approved acquisition of Garrett County open space not yet threatened by development.

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