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Commissioners consider sewer, forest conservation changes

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CENTREVILLE — The Queen Anne’s County Commissioners opened public hearings May 26 on a proposal to extend future sewer service planning to Marling Farms and Dominion, two communities long identified as public health concerns because of wastewater issues.

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Commissioners consider sewer, forest conservation changes

CENTREVILLE — The Queen Anne’s County Commissioners opened public hearings May 26 on a proposal to extend future sewer service planning to Marling Farms and Dominion, two communities long identified as public health concerns because of wastewater issues.

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MyEasternShoreMD broke the news on Thursday, June 4, 2026.
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