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Cambridge Signs Agreement for CWDI
(CAMBRIDGE, Md) – The City of Cambridge is taking big steps towards redeveloping the city’s waterfront and bringing the Cambridge Harbor vision to life. “We’ve been waiting for this day for a few years now,” says CWDI President, Angie Hengst. That’s the feeling from local leaders...
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The Looming Food Crisis by Richard Marks
Grocery prices are heading higher. In addition to tariffs and higher energy costs, the food industry will be negatively impacted by El Nino in the South and Southwest growing regions. The Colorado River States also face a severe water shortage after the winter drought. I spent 45 years in the...
Cape Gazette
Once Upon A Child coming to The Vineyards near Lewes
Once Upon A Child is being built at 24137 Zinfandel Lane in The Vineyards in Lewes, near the Redner's gas station along Route 9. ELLEN MCINTYRE PHOTOS. The site has been cleared and prepared for construction. Once Upon A Child, a business offering local families a new place to buy...
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Lush Gardens & Classic Charm in Cooke’s Hope
Cooke's Hope Village | 28713 Emanuel Street | Easton, MD | $795,000. This two-story Charleston-style Colonial is located in the desirable Cooke’s Hope Village community and sits on an oversized lot with a fenced side and rear yard. The property includes a spacious entry-level side porch, second-level balcony, lush seasonal gardens, and a backyard gardening shed. Hardwood flooring runs throughout most of the home. The main level offers a flexible layout with a bedroom just off the entry and a nearby full bath.
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Returning MPT series spotlights Easton, Ocean City, Denton businesses
OWINGS MILLS – Maryland Public Television will debut the fourth season of its original series “Made in Maryland” with three half-hour episodes over consecutive Wednesdays beginning Oct. 28. The program tells stories of people and companies at the forefront of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the paths...
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Ten Ways to Support Small Businesses in Berlin, MD This Fall
Fall is one of the best times to explore Berlin, MD, and show some love to the small businesses that make our community special. During the busy holiday season and cold winter months, it’s important to keep our local business community in mind. Find creative ideas from the Berlin MD Chamber of Commerce on how to shop small without spending a fortune, and fun ways to celebrate one of the most joyful times of year in Berlin, MD.
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Farm and home store Rural King planning Salisbury mall location
Rural King, one of America's leading farm and home retailers, is tentatively planning to open a new location at The Centre at Salisbury mall, pending final agreements and necessary approvals. The joint announcement was made Oct. 15 by Wicomico County Executive Julie Giordano and Salisbury Mayor Randy Taylor, :The potential investment represents an exciting economic development opportunity for Salisbury and Wicomico County, bringing the possibility of new jobs, expanded retail options, and renewed economic activity to a property that has long been a focus of revitalization efforts," they said in the joint release. The announcement follows economic development outreach at the International Council of Shopping Centers convention in Las Vegas in May 2026, where County Executive Giordano and local economic development representatives met directly with Rural King representatives to discuss opportunities for expansion into Wicomico County. "This is exactly why we attend events like ICSC and actively pursue businesses that make sense for our community," said Giordano. “While plans are still tentative, we are extremely encouraged by the progress being made. Economic development doesn't happen by sitting behind a desk waiting for businesses to come to us. It happens by building relationships, opening doors, and showing companies why Wicomico County
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Could a famous grocery store name be returning to Delaware?
A very familiar name to grocery store shoppers in New Castle County a generation ago may be making a comeback in Wilmington. The new owners of the Pathmark brand are in discussions with the future owner of the Adams Four Shopping Center in Wilmington to bring a modified version of the store into a city lacking many supermarkets.