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Save Our 9/11 Memorial Forest

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richard wilson
10 years ago

save the forest

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Marci Tuminello
10 years ago

Please save this memorial Forrest.

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Rachael Shedaker
10 years ago

Selling off forests is short-sighted. Look for other means for revenue.

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Myra dickey
10 years ago

SAVE THE TREES

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Robert Williams
10 years ago Featured

This is a state wide issue. ALL of the taxpayers of the state of Maryland paid $950,000 for the land through a DNR fund named Program Open Space. It's mandate is to "Acquire outdoor recreation and open space areas for public use." not for local politicians to turn into 2x4' and wood pulp!

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sharon carson
10 years ago

THIS forest needs preservation . There are too few forests in our area and they are needed for the watershed as well as to get access to nature for the local population

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Please do not harvest timber or tear down house

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ray menzel
10 years ago

Saved Pirates Wharf and advertise to the public to come out and enjoy

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Brian Knode
10 years ago

Let's all work together with County administration and elected council members to make this a great place, including the waterfront homestead. (as a reminder, it has not achieved park status yet.)

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Deborah finkbeiner
10 years ago Featured

There are so few public forest on the Eastern Shore. The County with our collective tax dollars owns this beautiful property, so why not preserve and capitalize on our natural investment through Eco-tourism, historic tours, public gathering space, etc.?

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Rose MacGregor
10 years ago

Save the forest and use the building as an historic destination

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Niamh Shortt
10 years ago

We want to see this forest turn into an old growth forest, accessible to the public!

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Robert Krakaur
10 years ago

Few issues are more important to me than the environment. Deforestation goes right along with that

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Travis Colflesh
10 years ago

dont kill the trees, we neeed the trees