Officials To Announce Stream Restoration Partnership

WOODBINE, Md. (AP) — Maryland officials are announcing a public-private partnership to restore a stream in Howard County.

County Executive Allan Kittleman will join Maryland Secretary of the Environment Ben Grumbles on Thursday to announce it.

The project will restore 6,200 linear feet of Cattail Creek on one of the county's three remaining dairy farms.

Kittleman also is scheduled to discuss the need for more projects on private land to help the county achieve its federally mandated stormwater management requirements by 2019.

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