Aegis: Maryland environment chief talks about importance of groundwater in visit to Hickory Elementary
Maryland Secretary of the Environment Benjamin H. Grumbles visited Hickory Elementary School Wednesday as part of the observance of National Groundwater Awareness Week, March 8 to 14.
Grumbles talked to a group of 50 Hickory Elementary fifth-grade students. He was joined by officials with the Harford County Health Department and Harford County Public Schools.
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