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Public Outreach and Comments 2019 STIP SECTION 1 APPENDIX L – Public Outreach and Comments The Maryland Department of Transportation released the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) for a 30 day from March 18, 2019, through April 17, 2019. The Press Release was sent to around 150 different news organizations covering internet, print, radio, and television. There was one comment received over the comment period. Maryland Department of Transportation 79 2019 STIP SECTION 1 Comment received over the comment period and response. Maryland Department of Transportation 80 2019 STIP SECTION 1 District 1 Media List WBOC TV 16 WCEI FM 96.7 Bayside Gazette WCEI Radio Daily Times WCEI Dorchester Banner WCTR AM 1530 Dorchester Star WDEL Radio ESPN 1240 AM WINX Maryland Coast Dispatch WJZ TV 13 Newscast One WKDI Radio (Caroline) Ocean City Today WMDT TV 47 Somerset Herald WMDT TV 47 WAFL Radio WNCL WAMS 101.1 FM WQHQ FM WAVD The Wave 97.1 FM WTOP Traffic WBEY 97.9 FM (Bay Country) Upper Eastern Shore Media WBOC TV 16 WCEM 106.3 FM WCEM/WAAI/WTDK/ESPN 1240 District 3 Media List WDEL Radio WGMD Talk 92.7 Associated Press Washington Bureau WJKI 98.5 and 103.5 FM Bowie Patch WKHI 107.7 FM Chevy Chase Patch WKTT (97.5 FM) Colesville Patch WMDT TV 47 CTV - Prince George's TV Worcester Co. Board of Ed.. Gazette Worcester Times Germantown Patch WRDE TV 9 Government Executive WSBY 98.9 FM Kensington Patch WTDK 107.1 FM Laurel Leader WWFG Froggy 99.9 FM Laurel Patch WZBH The Beach 93.5 FM Metro Networks News Desk WZKT FM (105.9 FM) Montgomery Gazette Newscast One Patch.com District 2 Media List Prince George’s Gazette Reliant Traffic Associated Press The Gazette Banner News Total Traffic News Desk Bay Times WAMU FM Caroline Times Record Washington Post Cecil Whig Washington Times Dorchester Star WJLA ABC 7/News 8 Kent County News WMAL Radio MTS Broadcasting WNEW All News 99.1 Newscast One WRC NBC 4 Star Democrat WTOP Radio Times Record WTOP Traffic Center Traffax Delmarva WTTG Fox 5 WBAL Radio WUSA TV 9 WBAL TV 11 WBFF Fox 45 Maryland Department of Transportation 81 2019 STIP SECTION 1 District 4 Media List WBAL TV 11 WBFF Fox 45 Arbutus/Catonsville Times WCBM Radio Associated Press WJZ TV 13 Baltimore Business Journal WKIK AM Baltimore Messenger WMAR ABC 2 Baltimore Sun WMZQ 98.7 FM MD Daily Record WNAV 1470 AM Metro News WNEW FM All News 99.1 patch.com WPRS 104.1 FM Patuxent Publishing (Sunpapers) WRNR 103.1 FM The Aegis WSMD 98.3 FM The Avenue News WTOP Radio Total Traffic WTTG Fox 5 WBAL Radio WUSA TV 9 WBAL TV 11 WBFF TV Fox 45 WCBM Radio District 6 Media List WJZ TV 13 WLIF Lite 102 Allegany Radio Corp. (6 stations) WMAR ABC 2 Associated Press WNEW Radio Cumberland Times News WPOC FM 93 Hancock News WRBS FM Herald Mail Mineral Daily News Tribune Newscast One District 5 Media List Pickett News Republican News Annapolis Patch WAFY (Key 103) FM Arundel Voice WAYZ 104.7 FM Baltimore Business Journal WCBC AM Radio Baltimore Sun WCRH FM Bay Net WFMD Radio Bay Weekly WFRB AM/FM Maryland Gazette WTBO AM MD Independent WHAG NBC 25 MD Independent (St. Mary's Co.) WJEJ AM Metro Networks WKHJ Newscast One WQCM Radio Patch WRNR AM Reliant Traffic WWEG 106.9 FM (The Eagle) Severna Park Patch Severna Park Voice South River Source The Business Monthly The Capital The County Times The Daily Record The Enterprise (Charles Co.) Total Traffic WBAL Radio Maryland Department of Transportation 82 2019 STIP SECTION 1 District 7 Media List Associated Press - Western Bureau Baltimore Sun Carroll Advocate Carroll County Times Carroll Eagle Columbia flier Frederick News Post Gazette Howard County Times/Columbia Flier Howard Magazine/Maryland Family Newscast One Total Traffic WBAL Radio Traffic WCBM Radio WFMD 960 AM WFRE FM/WFMD AM WMAL Radio WMHT WNEW FM All News 99.1 WTOP Radio WTTR Radio WWEG Radio Maryland Department of Transportation 83 .
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