The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has announced it is awarding $11.2 million in grants from the Whole Watershed Fund for restoration efforts in five key watersheds across the state. The five-year Whole Watershed Fund program is now in its second year and supports 30 projects in Antietam Creek, Baltimore Harbor, Newport Bay, the Severn River, and the Upper Choptank River as well as three agricultural areas and two cross-state collaborative areas.
More than $18 million has been awarded for affordable rental housing construction at The Village at Mitchell Pond.
Wicomico County’s main library is one step closer to a new home, with state funding helping move forward renovations at the former Ward Museum…
The Maryland Board of Public Works has approved nearly $30 million in state funding to upgrade Somers Cove Marina in Crisfield, a move boaters…
San Domingo Creek Park is going to be transformed into a waterfront commons area, thanks to grand funding from the state of Maryland.
Across Delaware, families who rely on in-home care for aging loved ones, children with complex medical needs and people with disabilities are …
The City of Salisbury has announced that the Maryland Folk Festival will not be held this year due to reported funding challenges.
Dorchester County leaders are considering a plan that could bring more than $1.5 million in federal funding to help repair several bridges acr…
A last-minute donation is keeping the doors open at Kent County’s only emergency shelter for women—but without additional funding, its future …
Federal funding cuts are putting pressure on local nonprofits, with some warning of potential service reductions across Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
