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By: Nathan Schwartz
Capital News Service
FREDERICK COUNTY, Md. – Maryland farmers are expressing concerns over plans to construct 70 miles of power lines that would traverse Baltimore, Carroll, and Frederick Counties.
If the proposed plan is adopted, the project would destroy decades of crop growth. Farmers say that would upset their business models and family traditions.
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