Adocates for a clean Chesapeake Bay are urged to turn out for a rally tomorrow morning (Wednesday, March 28) at 9 a.m. at the Maryland State House, Lawyer's Mall, 100 State Circle in Annapolis. Bring signs, photos of the Bay, and loud voices! Among other things, the Chesapeake Bay Foundation and our allies in the Clean Water Healthy Families coalition are urging state lawmakers to approve an increase in the Bay Restoration Fund (the so-called "flush fee") for much-needed improvements to sewage treatment plants.
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Adocates for a clean Chesapeake Bay are urged to turn out for a rally tomorrow morning (Wednesday, March 28) at 9 a.m. at the Maryland State House, Lawyer's Mall, 100 State Circle in Annapolis. Bring signs, photos of the Bay, and loud voices!
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