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Mixed-use Samuel Madden Homes project reaches topping-out milestone in Parker-Gray

The Samuel Madden Homes public housing redevelopment in the Braddock/Parker-Gray neighborhood just hit a major milestone. Last week, city leaders celebrated the topping out ceremony for the six-story, 295,000-square-foot project at 899 and 999 N. Henry Street that will be home to 207 one-to-four bedroom affordable housing apartments, 7,500 feet of open space, a 500-square-foot ALIVE! community food hub, a Hopkins House early learning and childcare center and retail.

Alexandria, VA · 26d
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McMillan Pazdan Smith acquires Maryland architecture firm

Greenville-based McMillan Pazdan Smith acquired Rockville, Maryland-based Smolen Emr Ilkovitch on Oct. 12, expanding its presence in the Mid-Atlantic. The acquisition strengthens MPS’s K-12 architecture, interior design, planning and advisory services in Maryland, northern Virginia and surrounding areas. Smolen Emr Ilkovitch has provided planning and design services for more...

Maryland · 26d
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Maryland Dept. of Environment fights farm owner over waterways pollution

Cecil County, MD · 24d

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Deadline Extended: Southern Maryland Emerging Leaders Have Until Oct. 15 To Apply

LEONARDTOWN, Md. – Leadership Southern Maryland (LSM) has extended the application deadline for the LSM Emerging Leaders Program (LEAP) to Oct. 15, 2026. LEAP is a six-month leadership academy for early- and mid-career professionals living or working in Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary’s counties. LEAP participants strengthen their leadership acumen, develop career plans, and forge connections with LSM’s network of more than 700 community-engaged leaders. The program will run from January 15 through June 11, 2027.

St Mary'S County, MD · 27d
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Gavigan’s buys Maryland warehouse for $17.75 million

LINTHICUM, Md. — Gavigan’s Furniture has purchased the Maryland warehouse and administrative facility it has leased for more than a decade for $17.75 million, a move the family-owned retailer says will help control costs in an unpredictable economy. “The key reason for buying the warehouse was to help...

Baltimore, MD · 26d

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Northern Virginians voice opposition to massive Dominion-NextEra merger during public hearing

There's major concern about energy costs in Northern Virginia. Friday night, a public hearing was held about the potential Dominion Energy- NextEra Energy merger.

Prince William County, VA · 28d

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Moore, Cox discuss issues concerning agriculture

Maryland’s top gubernatorial candidates, Gov. Wes Moore and Del. Dan Cox, dug into agricultural issues as recent guests on the Maryland Farm Bureau’s podcast, Old Line Farmer Radio. The candidates discussed land use issues surrounding transmission lines, solar farms, data centers, and doing business in Maryland with host...

Maryland · 29d

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DEVELOPING NOW: Maryland Pension System Lacks Funds Amid Stability Questions

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Questions are being raised about the future stability of Maryland's pension system after a new report reveals it does not have enough funds to cover future payouts. A recent analysis finds Maryland's retirement system has only three-quarters of the funding needed to meet all pension obligations...

Maryland · 29d

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Maryland is getting a major new shipyard and thousands of jobs

Maryland is getting a new shipyard with 3,100 jobs. Maryland is set to get a major new industrial project at Sparrows Point, near the Port of Baltimore. Defense technology company Anduril plans to invest $3.7 billion in a high-tech shipyard that is expected to generate about 3,100 jobs. The project...

Sparrows Point, MD · 27d

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Maryland’s energy affordability crisis is a crisis of leadership

Maryland lawmakers are learning how hard it is to control utility rates, writes Randy Altschuler, who says they should instead focus on increasing power generation in the state, and insist that funds intended for energy programs be spent on energy programs.

Maryland · 29d

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Developer submits plans to build fuel cell-powered data center in Chantilly

A data center developer has officially requested a special exception from Fairfax County to build a 312,000-square-foot data center on the corner of Stonecroft Blvd and Lee Road in Chantilly. The application from T5 Data Centers, submitted in mid-September, provides greater insight into plans for what it calls “Project Charlie”...

Chantilly, VA · 29d

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Northern Virginia Office Vacancy Hits 10-Year Low as Defense and AI Demand Fills the Gap

Available office space across Northern Virginia has dropped to its lowest level in a decade, with a sustained wave of relocation activity led by federal agencies and defense-technology firms cutting into a supply glut that once looked nearly impossible to clear. JLL's third-quarter 2026 report shows total available space in...

Virginia · 28d

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New laws could bring more backyard homes to Maryland and Virginia

New state laws are making it easier to build ADUs across Maryland and Virginia. Why it matters: The push for more local ADUs — accessory dwelling units, or small housing units built on the same land as a bigger home — comes as the region sees a housing crunch . Driving the news: As of this month, Maryland jurisdictions are required to have adopted laws allowing the construction of ADUs on properties with single-family homes. And a law taking effect in Virginia next summer requires that local governments allow ADUs to be built by-right on single-family lots. State of play: Some localities, including Montgomery County, Arlington and Alexandria, had already allowed ADUs under their own rules. The state laws could have a bigger impact in places like Prince George's and Prince William counties. Meanwhile, ADUs have been allowed in D.C. for about a decade. What they're saying: Interest in building ADUs in Maryland has picked up since the new legislation's deadline was announced, says Pavel Kazenkov, founder of Capital ADU , which builds these structures in the DMV. He anticipates the same happening in Virginia next year. "Most people don't realize that they can even do this," he says. "So

Virginia · 10-08

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Moore Signs Emergency Order To Ease Diesel Fuel Restrictions During Maryland Harvest Season

The following is a press release from the Office of Governor Wes Moore. ANNAPOLIS, MD – Governor Wes Moore today signed an Executive Order declaring a state of emergency to provide temporary relief for Maryland’s agricultural and forestry industries as record-high diesel fuel prices threaten the 2026 harvest season. This Executive Order provides emergency relief by allowing qualifying agricultural and forestry vehicles to use dyed diesel fuel on public roads under state law and waives fees for 30-day Exceptional Hauling Permits for agricultural and forestry haulers. Dyed diesel fuel indicates that it is exempt from highway excise taxes.

Maryland · 29d

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Maryland Soybean Plant Seeks To Increase Discharges, Despite Forever Chemcials

Maryland’s environmental regulator is poised to allow a soybean processor on the Eastern Shore to discharge up to five times more polluted water into the headwaters of a Chesapeake Bay tributary. The pending action comes as the owner of the Salisbury soybean plant, agribusiness giant Perdue Farms, continues to...

Salisbury, MD · 27d

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Virginia State Corporation Commission hearing on Dominion merger brings large crowd

FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. (7News) — A large crowd came out Friday night to voice their concerns about the proposed $67 billion merger between Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy. Virginia State Corporation Commission (SCC), the body responsible for approving the merger, hosted the hearing. If approved, local leaders said the new energy pairing would serve more than half of Virginians.

Virginia · 28d

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Goodwin Living breaks ground on new 257-unit senior housing development in Alexandria

Additional senior living units from a locally-based operator are coming to Alexandria’s West End. Goodwin Living broke ground Wednesday (Oct. 7) on the $360 million Goodwin House Seminary Road at N. Beauregard Street and Seminary Road. Mayor Alyia Gaskins and City Council Members Sandy Marks and Abdel Elnoubi joined Goodwin Living and Clark Construction leaders for the groundbreaking.

Alexandria, VA · 29d

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Fairfax County community weighs in on Dominion-NextEra Energy merger as concerns grow over data centers, electric bills

Residents, union representatives and other community leaders are weighing in on a proposed merger between Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy, with supporters highlighting potential benefits and opponents raising concerns about data centers and electricity costs. This summer, NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy filed applications seeking approval for a merger. Dominion...

Fairfax County, VA · 28d