Inside Maryland, Episode 301

1997-04-18

Jeff Salkin and Sloane Brown host this weekly program on "people, places, and issues" from around Maryland, with this episode focusing on the rapid growth in Salisbury. Maureen McNeill interviews town residents and officials. Excerpts from a PBS series called “Imaging America” – focused on cities that serve as a “microcosm of issues that resonate across America,” including Salisbury – are shown. Brown interviews the president of the Salisbury City Council. Brown also notes that Salisbury is also one of two Maryland cities invited to participate in the "Presidents’ Summit for America’s Future," a bipartisan effort focused on volunteerism. Salkin reports on Land Rover North America's $11 million investment in new headquarters and test course in Prince George's County. Karen Alleen reports on the original Newseum in Roslyn, VIrginia, a $50 million interactive museum, then newly-opened. The final story features the 80 objects from the tomb of China's first emperor on display at the Walters Art Gallery in Baltimore."

Maryland Public Television

Broadcasting, Communications

North America; United States of America

Public Broadcasting

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