"A Prince George's County man is letting go of what is believed to be the last working family farm inside the Capital Beltway.
"Duane Dickerson is selling his 35 acres to a North Carolina developer who is reportedly planning a strip mall with a Giant supermarket.
"Many farms still exist just beyond the Beltway. But for many, the sale of Dickerson's farm is piquing local nostalgia for a time when D.C. was surrounded by countryside." ...
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