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Gambrills landowner honored for preservation (The Capital) |
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J. Henson - The Capital Clerk of the Circuit Court Robert Duckworth, left, looks on as Ned Hall signs the first page of the Registry for the Chesapeake Bay String of Pearls Project. Mr. Hall was honored for preserving his vast tract of woods in Gambrills. The Registry will be kept at the courthouse.
Conyers takes to TV, apologizes to Detroit (Detroit Free Press)
Detroit City Councilwoman and admitted felon Monica Conyers went on television Tuesday to talk about council endorsements, hopes of staying out of jail and her plans to write a tell-all book. And toward the end of her hour-long live TV show, Conyers apologized. "To all of the residents of the city of Detroit, if I disappointed you, I apologize," she said.
Riches at Rainbows End (New York Times)
The former creative director of Boucheron brings her vast intelligence and superb eye to those fortunate enough to afford her glorious creations.
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