Trappe

Dobson, of Trappe, was convicted on Aug. 20 of killing 9-month-old Trevor Ulrich.

Wait for sentence after Md. infant death Washington Post Editors 2010

The General's son, John Eisenhower -- author of numerous history volumes, who is now 88 and living in Trappe, Md. -- assists with the memoirs.

In new book, David Eisenhower, wife Julie mine memories of Ike's twilight years Manuel Roig-Franzia 2010

My personal favorite is the French La Trappe with the walnut liquor washed rind, paired with a preserved greenwalnut (although sometimes theypair it with something different.)

PROFILE: Midtown Lunch’er “Grace” | Midtown Lunch - Finding Lunch in the Food Wasteland of NYC's Midtown Manhattan 2007

The problem is vividly illustrated by a controversial new development recently proposed for a 924-acre site near the small village of Trappe, Maryland, in a rural area east of the Chesapeake Bay.

F. Kaid Benfield: Village Green: Federal Stimulus Threatened to Overrun Small Town with Sprawl 2009

If you're anywhere near Minneapolis-St. Paul this weekend, make sure to head over to The Muddy Pig or Four Firkens to meet and learn from Father Isaac from La Trappe/Koningshoeven Brewery, the only Dutch Trappist Brewery.

For Those Of You In Northwestern Wisconsin 2009

If you're anywhere near Minneapolis-St. Paul this weekend, make sure to head over to The Muddy Pig or Four Firkens to meet and learn from Father Isaac from La Trappe/Koningshoeven Brewery, the only Dutch Trappist Brewery.

Archive 2009-06-01 2009

Trappe, whose current population is 1,146, sits about 80 miles southeast of Washington, DC, on US Route 50, the main highway through Maryland's Eastern Shore, in between the larger towns of Easton (pop. 11,708) and Cambridge (10,911).

F. Kaid Benfield: Village Green: Federal Stimulus Threatened to Overrun Small Town with Sprawl 2009

In the early part of this decade, a developer acquired land to the east of Trappe, proposing "to build 2,300 new houses in a cornfield," according to Barbara Padden of Friends of Trappe, quoted in a story by Lisa Rein in The Washington Post.

F. Kaid Benfield: Village Green: Federal Stimulus Threatened to Overrun Small Town with Sprawl 2009

A report prepared for the town of Trappe in 2006 noted that the project would require "expanded public facilities," including the following:

F. Kaid Benfield: Village Green: Federal Stimulus Threatened to Overrun Small Town with Sprawl 2009

Especially with no unfilled jobs in Trappe and few in Easton and Cambridge, each several miles away, a sizeable portion of the development's 5,800 new residents would have had long commutes and large carbon footprints.

F. Kaid Benfield: Village Green: Federal Stimulus Threatened to Overrun Small Town with Sprawl 2009