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Towson Bike Beltway Receive Funding

Agency - Maryland Bikeways Program

One of the 28 projects that received funding from the Maryland Bikeways Program is the Towson Bike Beltway project.

According to 5th District Council David Marks who represents Towson, it will improve mobility in Towson and it will serve as a goos start in making Baltimore a bicycle friendly town.

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Other Health Care, General/Other Grant News

Programs which help people achieve and maintain physical well-being through prevention, screening, evaluation and treatment and the provision of family planning, maternity and other services that relate to human reproduction.

Health Boards Garner $100,000 Eight-Month Planning Grant

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