It was an honor to celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary by looking back at Maryland’s contributions to technology, science, and culture that have transformed our nation forever. And when this time capsule is opened on July 4, 2276, I hope Marylanders will look back at the mark we are leaving now – how we stood for justice, worked hard to advance society, cured diseases, found solutions to complex problems, and did it all with joy and love for each other.
Angela Alsobrooks: “It was an honor to celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary by looking back at Maryland’s contributions to technology…”
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Reflecting on Maryland's contributions during the anniversary.
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