By PAMELA WOOD Staff Writer When the bulldozers plow open the last untouched part of the Millersville Landfill in a few years, they'll have to carve out tons of fine, white sand before burying garbage.

By Phillip McGowan, The Baltimore Sun Dec. 5--Unthwarted by the defeat of his plan to raise $5.4 million a year to restore local waterways damaged by runoff, Anne Arundel County Executive John R.

By Justin Fenton, The Baltimore Sun Nov. 21--The Anne Arundel County Council will debate legislation that would charge most homeowners $30 a year to pay for repairs to damaged local waterways, after its proponents found an unlikely ally: a councilman who fiercely opposes the bill. C.

By Phillip McGowan, The Baltimore Sun Nov. 18--As

By Phillip McGowan, The Baltimore Sun Nov. 7--Plans for an assisted-living facility along a scenic stretch of General's Highway in Crownsville appear dead after three key members of the Anne Arundel County Council indicated they would oppose granting sewer access to the site.