- DCSE is now selling tickets for a chance to win a
week in Florida from May 28 to June 4!! Chances are
$20 per ticket. Tickets are available at Cambridge
Tire or by calling 410-221-1325.
- We now have some really great t-shirts available for
sale. We have some with a quote from John Barth,
"My father used to say...that the real Eastern Shore
begins on the south bank of the Choptank River."
These shirts are black and white or hot pink and
white. We also have Dorchester's Legacy t-shirts.
These are bright green with navy lettering. Please
contact Libby Nagel if you're interested at
lnagel1930@hughes.net.
- We now have "Dorchester's Legacy - Keep it Rural"
bracelets available for sale! For just $2, you get a
really cool bracelet, plus the $2 will help support
DCSE. Contact Libby Nagel if you're interested at
lnagel1930@hughes.net.
- You can now make a tax-deductible donation to
DCSE! Checks can be made out to the Eastern Shore
Land Conservancy, with a note in the memo area that
the funds are to be designated for DCSE. Checks can
be mailed to ESLC at P.O. Box 169, Queenstown,
MD 21658. If you have any questions, please email
us. And thanks again for your support!
- PEPCO has announced recently that it will be putting
the transmission line project on hold for a year. This is
not a victory, nor does it mean that we should stop
the fight while they take this year to re-group. We can
not allow interest in this project to die down. Please
continue to check the website for updates and
continue to attend DCSE meetings so that we can
keep this on the forefront of everyone's minds. Thank
you!
- Congratulations to Mark Luthy, who won the raffle
drawing!! And a huge "Thank You" to Mark for
donating his $1000 prize back to our Quality of Life
Preservation Fund. Thanks also to everyone else who
bought a raffle ticket to help support DCSE!
- Yard signs are available - "NO TRANSMISSION
LINES IN DORCHESTER COUNTY." A $10 donation
is requested to cover the cost of the signs. Contact
Ann Rasmussen by email at arasmus1@yahoo.com if
you're interested.
- A list of state legislative contacts is now available
online here. We encourage you to write, call or email
your local legislator to express your concern about
the MAPP power lines.
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