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US Wind pulls out of wind turbine manufacturing at Sparrows Point
US Wind, the company behind a proposed offshore wind farm off the coast of Ocean City, no longer plans to develop components for wind turbines at Sparrows Point — at least not for now — turning its lease over to Anduril Industries to build a shipyard there.
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Longtime Rehoboth Beach restaurant hits the market after 34 years
A longtime Rehoboth Beach restaurant is looking for its next chapter. Dos Locos , the Mexican restaurant known for serving locals and visitors for decades, is on the market, we've confirmed with workers. Located just three blocks from the beach along Rehoboth Avenue, the restaurant has been a part of the downtown dining scene since its founding in 1992. Restaurant owners weren't available to comment on Oct. 5, and referred questions to the listing agent. The restaurant is listed by Jack Lingo Realtors , and the listing says the restaurant offers a sizable dining operation, with seating for 176 guests, including 37 tables and 16 bar stools. A full bar and dining area currently accommodate patrons seeking Mexican cuisine. The property also includes a full basement used for coolers and storage, providing additional operational space for a future owner. While Dos Locos is currently operating as a Mexican restaurant, the business listing notes that the space could be converted to another style of restaurant, giving a prospective buyer flexibility in determining the establishment's next direction. Location is another major feature of the business. Right on Rehoboth Avenue just a few blocks from the ocean, the restaurant benefits from significant pedestrian
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Cambridge ordinance would require owners to register vacant properties
CAMBRIDGE, Md. — Cambridge officials are looking to get a clearer count of how many buildings in the city are sitting empty. A revised ordinance introduced to the city commissioners Monday night would require owners of vacant properties to register them with the city. It would require owners of vacant commercial or residential properties to register them with the city.
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New housing developments could triple Milton-area population
The Milton area is booming, with housing developments currently under construction set to double the town’s population in the coming years. And now, a new proposal to build nearly 1,400 homes on a 230-acre parcel along the northwest corner of Milton — just outside town limits — could lead to the local population tripling. The post New housing developments could triple Milton-area population appeared first on Spotlight Delaware .
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Easton Utilities Celebrates Public Power, Natural Gas and Water Professionals
Easton Utilities is joining utilities across the country in recognizing Public Power Week, Public Natural Gas Week and Water Professionals Appreciation Week, celebrating the essential services these community-owned utilities provide and the dedicated employees who safely and reliably serve the Easton community. Public Power Week celebrates the benefits of community-owned...
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Record Diesel Prices Hitting Eastern Shore Farmers Hard
Somerset County, Md. — Increased diesel prices are having an impact on famers across the Eastern Shore, as operational costs unexpectedly jumped over the past several months with multiple international conflicts straining global supply. Diesel prices reached a historical high in Salisbury on Sept. 21, a whopping $6.50 a...
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US Wind pulls out of wind turbine manufacturing at Sparrows Point, Maryland
US Wind, the company behind a proposed offshore wind development off the coast of Ocean City, no longer plans to develop components for wind turbines at Baltimore County’s Sparrows Point — at least not for now. The Baltimore-based company turned over its lease at the Tradepoint Atlantic site...
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Mid-Atlantic Crop Management School set for Nov. 17-19
OCEAN CITY, Md. — The 2026 Mid-Atlantic Crop Management School is scheduled for Nov. 17-19 at the Princess Royale Oceanfront Resort. This 2 1/2-day intensive training is hosted annually by University of Maryland and University of Delaware. The school is designed for professionals interested in crop management issues, including agronomists, crop consultants, extension educators, farmers, pesticide dealers and soil conservationists.