Check out this interesting news article from the Baltimore Banner discussing the environmental impact of a local plant emitting pollutants at high concentrations from poultry products that cause oxygen “dead zones” suffocating underwater life. The Dorchester County Judge questions whether the State’s new permit does enough to reduce the volume of nitrogen and phosphorous the plant discharges into the Transquaking River that ultimately empties into the Chesapeake.
Cambridge Association of Neighborhoods (CAN) will hold its December meeting at 6 pm on December 5th at the Dorchester County Historical Society, located at 1003 Greenway Drive in Cambridge.
On the agenda will be nominations for the Board for the 2025-2027 term (elections to be held January 2025) and discussion of priorities for the new year. We will also enjoy refreshments to celebrate the holiday season.
The meeting will be live-streamed (thanks to WHCP) for those who cannot attend in person (see links below):
https://www.youtube.com/@whcpstudio4716 and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/WHCPRadio/videos.
Join CAN for FREE at https://CambridgeCAN.org