BIVALVE, Md. -- For years, Verizon customers in Bivalve have grown used to dropped calls, dead zones and the occasional scramble around the house to find a single bar of service. But that changed this week with the activation of a new Verizon 5G tower, a long-awaited upgrade that neighbors say is already making a noticeable difference.
OCEAN CITY, Md. – Poor cell service in Montego Bay is sparking frustration and renewed conversations about possible fixes in the northern part…
Representatives from Verizon told WBOC the new cellphone tower along Front Street is now operational. The tower was built to combat a long-standing dead zone in the area.
A new 140-foot cellphone tower has gone up along Front Street. The project has been in the works for a few years, and had received some push back from neighbors in the past.
The state of Delaware offered the town of Dewey Beach $375,000 to move the Verizon 5G towers off of the beach and Dewey commissioners voted unanimously to accept it.
Verizon has been working to install 5G antennas on some of the poles in Rehoboth Beach, but the Boardwalk and Beach Committee says one design would get in the way of directing light downward.
