The nonprofit behind a proposed 122-unit affordable cottage community is suing Georgetown, alleging the town unlawfully halted review of new cottage-housing applications while considering whether to repeal the rules allowing them.
A dispute involving two Delmar businesses is putting the town’s noise rules in the spotlight.
The issue was discussed during Delmar’s Oct. 5 Town Council meeting, involving Kylan Barn and The Groove restaurant.
The new Business and Economic Development committee in Dagsboro is working to find practical ways to support local businesses and improve the town while preserving the small-town character residents know and love.
Georgetown's Chamber of Commerce will host a candidate forum from 6 to 8 p.m. on May 4 at Town Hall, ahead of a municipal election May 9.
Milton town officials are expected to take a step toward easing downtown parking concerns by awarding a contract for a new parking lot at the town council meeting.
Easton’s effort to map out the future of its East End cleared another step Thursday, as the Planning Commission voted to send the East End Small Area Plan to the Town Council with a favorable recommendation.
As graffiti becomes a growing issue across Smyrna, town leaders have moved forward a proposed ordinance that would require private property owners to cover the costs of graffiti remediation on their buildings. While officials say the measure is needed to protect the town’s image and property values, some small business owners worry about the financial impact.
Town leaders are reviewing a new plan aimed at revitalizing Easton’s East End, with a focus on Dover Road and the area known as the Dover Triangle. The plan seeks to make the corridor safer for pedestrians and cyclists, boost local businesses, and create a more vibrant community space.
The Maryland State Firefighters’ Association is exploring whether to relocate its annual June parade from the Town of Ocean City to the Town of Berlin, with a formal presentation to Berlin’s mayor and Town Council scheduled for January.
Slaughter Beach is seeking to upgrade its camera system to enhance safety and better support law enforcement.