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Renaissance Festival wants to leave Crownsville (The Capital)

County officials winced at talk of relocating the fair - and the $19 million it generates for the local economy - and pledged to do anything they can to keep it here.

11/12/2008

Editor's notebook (The Capital)

OYSTER HEARING - Don't ask us how a five-year, $15-million study on a scientific question - whether to introduce the so-called Asian oyster into the Chesapeake Bay - could generate thousands of pages without coming up with at least a tentative recommendation.

11/14/2008

Arundel officials hope to keep Renaissance Festival (Baltimore Sun)

As Renaissance event seeks new home, leaders call it economic boon to county The wenches should stay. And the pirates, too. That's what Anne Arundel County officials are saying in response to news that the owners of the Maryland Renaissance Festival are looking to relocate.

11/06/2008

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