The crab apple trees that flanked Lawyers Mall in Annapolis may have been unceremoniously razed earlier this year, but their legacy lives on in two bills seeking to prevent future unilateral decisions about the State House landscape. The bills moving through the General Assembly call for expanding…
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After trees were cut down in Lawyers Mall, Annapolis leaders seek more control of historic plaza
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