Leonardtown Mayor: Tudor Hall Road Must Be Built First ↗
Leonardtown Mayor Dan Burris says he pressed the Tudor Hall developer to build the main road from Clark's Rest to downtown up front, not in phases.
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The race is on: Boston City Council candidate launches challenge to Ed Flynn, Wu’s biggest critic ↗
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Charles School Board Honors Five Students ↗
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La Plata Wins County It’s Academic Competition ↗
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Leonardtown Audit Clean; Sewer Fund Down $1.3 Million ↗
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Charles School Board Honors Five Staff Members ↗
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St. Mary’s Alcohol Board Seeks Small Budget Bump for FY28 ↗
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Blades Chief of Police resigns; acting Chief appointed ↗
Anthony Toto; Image courtesy of Blades Police Department BLADES, Del. – The Town of Blades has announced the resignation of their Chief of Police, effective Nov. 10. Anthony Toto joined the Blades Police Department as Police Chief in April of this year. Town officials added that Toto’s resignation will not interrupt department coverage, patrol services, or emergency response actions in...
Ocean City Development Corporation discusses potential boardwalk tram models ↗
OCEAN CITY, Md. – For the past two years, the 2.5 mile stretch of boardwalk in Ocean City has been without a tram system, leaving boardwalk businesses, and even residents, missing it’s presence. Ocean City Development Corporation heard these concerns, and has now begun research for a safer tram model. Zach Bankert is the executive director for OCDC, and...
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