Influx at bases a test for Md.: Thousands of jobs, a need for homes and infrastructure.
Byline: Timothy B. Wheeler Dec. 7--With the Pentagon's military base realignment expected to bring tens of thousands of jobs to Maryland in the next five years, officials warned yesterday that state and local governments will have to act quickly to deal with the influx, despite mounting opposition

Publication: Baltimore Sun (Baltimore, MD)

Fort Ritchie sale finalized: Plan calls for homes, offices, influx of jobs at former Army base.
Byline: Lorraine Mirabella Oct. 6--The long-delayed sale of the former Fort Ritchie Army base closed yesterday, paving the way for a Columbia-based commercial developer to build a mixed-use development that could bring in 4,500 jobs to Western Maryland in 10 to 15 years. Corporate Office Properties

Publication: Baltimore Sun (Baltimore, MD)

Closure is definite, but future is uncertain; As the 440th Airlift Wing's employees prepare for new jobs and new homes, they must say goodbye to the base and each other
Col. Jane Kitchen is moving to Colorado. Mary Savarino will probably retire. Sgt. Dale Allen didn't want to leave Wisconsin and enjoys serving in the military, so he found a job with the Wisconsin Air National Guard. Master Sgt. Todd Ramsey is visiting Pope Air Force Base with his family to see if

Publication: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Closure is definite, but future is uncertain: As the 440th Airlift Wing's employees prepare for new jobs and new homes, they must say goodbye to the base ? and each other.
Byline: Meg Jones May 9--Col. Jane Kitchen is moving to Colorado. Mary Savarino will probably retire. Sgt. Dale Allen didn't want to leave Wisconsin and enjoys serving in the military, so he found a job with the Wisconsin Air National Guard. Master Sgt. Todd Ramsey is visiting Pope Air Force Base

Publication: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI)

Base boots Southern Maryland as place to live: 6,800 new jobs spur house hunting.(Friday Home Guide)
It may be one of the best-kept secrets in Washington. The hot new place to live seems to be Southern Maryland - fueled by a transfer of Navy personnel to the area and an accompanying increase in high-paying high-tech jobs. Southern Maryland is the fastest-growing section of Maryland, said Jeff

Publication: The Washington Times

Expansion gives even greater choice of tiles for your home ; At the start of this year, British Ceramic Tiles revealed the business was set to expand with around 75 new jobs being created at the leading tile manufacturer's base in Heathfield as a pounds12million extension got underway.
At the start of this year, British Ceramic Tiles revealed the business was set to expand with around 75 new jobs being created at the leading tile manufacturer's base in Heathfield as a pounds12million extension got underway. The multi-million pound expansion to provide a state-of-the-art plant was

Publication: Herald Express (Torquay UK)