Campaigns get boost from trash duty

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As Baltimore County officials celebrated the 10th anniversary of their Adopt-a-Highway program on Monday, some area politicians said the periodic anti-litter effort serves as a year-round election campaign tool.

Among the sponsors on about 1,350 Adopt-a-Highway signs along county and state roadways are at least six Baltimore County delegates and candidates who program organizers said requested streets in their districts.

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