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Ordinance pending that will enumerate city department heads
CRISFIELD — An ordinance to codify the city’s administrative organizational chart and enumerate all of the standing department heads was received by the City Council without objection, … more
The confinement of backyard chickens and other non-migratory fowl is not yet part of the nuisance ordinance in Somerset County but the County Commissioners have received support for its passage.
Nuisance code amendment on roaming chickens still on hold
PRINCESS ANNE — An amendment to the nuisance code intended to keep chickens and roosters on residential property from roaming into neighboring yards was tabled by the County Commissioner. … more
The hangers at the Crisfield-Somerset County Airport are to be replaced by 10 new T-hangers but the estimated $1.2 million project has more than doubled in cost in part so the building and apron can be raised out of the floodplain.
Airport hanger project costing more than double original estimates
PRINCESS ANNE — Like all other capital projects in the last few years costs are skyrocketing and it’s no different for the hanger replacement project at the Crisfield-Somerset County … more
Somerset raising transfer station permits by $4, landfill tipping fee unchanged
PRINCESS ANNE — Following an earlier vote last month the County Commissioners have formally approved by resolution to increase the annual transfer station sticker fee from $60 to $64 effective … more
Princess Anne election board member appointed, candidate deadline April 19
PRINCESS ANNE — As the June 4 municipal election nears the Town Commissioners voted to replace one of the newly-appointed supervisors of elections who resigned due to work obligations. … more
The circa 1909 Anna L. Haines House on Washington Street was patterned after homes she was familiar with in Philadelphia and is one of the few brick houses in Princess Anne. It was cited by code enforcement as a nuisance and dangerous dwelling and after the owner failed to appear in court on April 1 Judge L. Bruce Wade ordered $505 be paid to the town for each offense.
Princess Anne's rental inspection program to start again
PRINCESS ANNE — A contract with First State Inspection Agency Inc. was approved this month by the Town Commissioners so inspection of rental units can resume in the coming weeks. The … more
Two incumbents and two challengers file for two City Council seats
CRISFIELD — Incumbent City Councilman Eric Banks and Councilwoman Ruthie Todd who since August has been serving to complete former Councilwoman Charlotte Scott’s unexpired term are on the … more
Earlier this month downtown Princess Anne is where State Highway's contractor started milling off the old surface for new asphalt, with work to continue on U.S.13 to Eden.
State road resurfacing continues in Princess Anne north to Eden
PRINCESS ANNE — The resurfacing of state roads to improve the ride quality continues in Somerset County with work this week on US 13 (Ocean Highway) north from MD 822 (UMES Blvd) to the … more
The EPA wants to hear from Crisfield residents about coastal resiliency
CRISFIELD — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will be holding discussions Saturday, April 20 with residents of Crisfield and the surrounding area to learn how people use and feel about … more
Blue crab caught in a crab pot. Maryland's crabbing season starts April 1.
With season starting April 1, Natural Resources Police remind Maryland’s recreational crabbers to comply with conservation laws
ANNAPOLIS — Maryland’s blue crab season officially opens April 1 in the Chesapeake Bay and its tidal tributaries and the Atlantic Ocean and coastal bays. With the opening of a new … more
Dr. Robert Hampshire of the U.S. Department of Transportation with Elva Malone who received her medical supplies by drone from Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital. The collaborative working on this project recently received a Beyond Line of Sight (BVLOS) waiver which makes it possible to test similar deliveries to Tangier Island 18 miles away.
Success of delivery by drone of medical supplies helps put Tangier Island in range
RICHMOND — A milestone event in reaching new heights for rural health care was held on Monday, Feb. 26 in Onancock. As part of an initiative funded by the United States Department of … more
Crisfield Housing Authority's capital operations plan on virtual public hearing agenda March 25
CRISFIELD — A virtual public hearing will be held 5 p.m. Monday, March 25 concerning the 2024 Capital Operation plan for the Crisfield Housing Authority. According to Executive Director … more
$30M for Eastern Shore in Senate funding package
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Last week, U.S. Senators Chris Van Hollen, a member of the Appropriations Committee, and Ben Cardin (both D-Md.) announced $32,537,200 in direct federal funding for … more
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The Crisfield Fire Department at the time of its dedication in June 1961. The size of the firetrucks today is much larger than 60 years ago, another reason firefighters say it's time to build new.
Long-range goal: relocate Crisfield Fire Department
CRISFIELD — As the Crisfield Fire Department celebrates 150 years the Mayor and City Council agree with the volunteers that it’s time to build a new single-story multi-purpose station … more
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Harbour Light condominiums allow short term rentals as part of its covenants as a benefit for unit owners. Crisfield is proposing inspection and permitting of short term rentals across the city and the City Council will hold a public hearing on March 13.
Hearing set on comprehensive short term rental changes in Crisfield
CRISFIELD — Regulations for short term rentals to include permitting and inspection requirements moved through first reader last month and are scheduled for a public hearing 5 p.m. Wednesday, … more
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Lawmakers work toward solution on juvenile justice
ANNAPOLIS — Lawmakers are moving toward consensus on changes to Maryland’s juvenile justice system, discussing how to address crime by children ages 10 to 12 and get them into … more
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Blueprint for future or budget-breaker?
ANNAPOLIS — Maryland’s Democratic-led legislature passed the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future in 2021, vowing to pour billions of dollars into the state’s public schools to … more
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Delegate Charles Otto is joined by Somerset County Emergency Services Director Yvette Cross speaking in favor of House Bill 975 before the House Environment and Transportation Committee on Feb. 27. Companion Senate Bill 807 will be subject of a hearing March 7 before the Senate Education, Energy and Environmental Committee.
Hearing set on legislation to let Somerset County have authority over EMS
ANNAPOLIS — Legislation to enable Somerset County to enact local laws to manage and regulate fire, rescue and emergency medical services in the county is scheduled for a hearing this week 1 … more
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Eligible Maryland State retirees to receive 4.116% cost-of-living adjustment in July
BALTIMORE — Eligible payees (retirees and beneficiaries) of the Maryland State Retirement and Pension System will notice a boost in their monthly allowance beginning in July as the 2024 … more
Experts: US components still found in Russian weapons
American-made semiconductors and other parts have been found in Russian weapons used against Ukraine, even with strict Biden administration sanctions, experts told a Senate panel Tuesday. more
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