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WILMINGTON — Becker Morgan Group has climbed several spots in Architectural Record Magazine’s Top 300 report, ranking 253 nationwide.
The 2021 Top 300 Architecture Firms list is …
COLLEGE PARK — Estate planning for farms is a difficult subject to navigate — families must create a plan of succession for the business, understand the legalities of property …
Development
BALTIMORE — The former Carvel Hall cutlery manufacturing plant in Crisfield — on its way to being sold for redevelopment for an indoor greenhouse — will be among the examples of a …
Business Organizations
MILFORD — Kent-Sussex Industries Inc. recently received a $12,000 grant donation from Discover Bank to purchase additional laptops and other kinds of technology to assist the agency in program delivery.
Giant Food associates joined Food Bank of Delaware president and CEO Cathy Kanefsky and other Food Bank representatives to celebrate Giant’s donation of 1,000 turkeys for Thanksgiving.
DOVER — Chesapeake Utilities Corporation was recently selected as the 2021 recipient of the Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce Large Business of the Year Award.
This award is presented …
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Dashiell, Gillis join NAI Coastal
NAI Coastal is growing its specialized brokerage team with the addition of associate advisors Doug Dashiell and Shelby Gillis.
Both Dashiell and Gillis have a …
Lower Shore businesses and organizations are deeply concerned about proposed new state-imposed employer mandates in the upcoming Maryland General Assembly session.
In addition to onerous employer …
EDEN — Somerset County welcomed its newest Dollar General at 31621 Eden Allen Road following a soft opening on Dec. 19. This comes 10 months after opening its fourth Somerset County, location …
Delmarva Power is projected to reach a significant milestone with the installation of more than 50 electric vehicle charging stations across its Maryland service area by the end of 2021.
This …
CRISFIELD — Holding the J. Millard Tawes Crab & Clam Bake on a temperate fall day was so favorably received this year that organizers plan to do it that way again in 2022.
The Crisfield …
William R. Hall elected to American Bar Foundation
Salisbury attorney William R. Hall has been elected a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation.
Membership is limited to just 1 percent of …
Maryland Secretary of Agriculture Joseph Bartenfelder told Chamber members attending thor November luncheon that farmers are likely to continue dealing with rising costs that will affect their …
PRINCESS ANNE — Dr. Pamela L. Allison has been named the Endowed Chair in Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore.
Dr. Allison moves from department chair …
DOVER – Businesses subject to the Hazardous Substance Cleanup Act will see a rate increase at the start of next year, Division of Revenue Director Jennifer Noel announced on Friday
The HSCA …
The Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce will host the 34th Annual Southern Delmarva Economic Forecast on Friday, Dec. 3, in the Guerrieri Academic Commons at Salisbury University.
The event …
Salisbury Independent
Dr. Ray Hoy, President of Wor-Wic Community College, recently received the 2021 Association of Community College Trustees Northeast Regional Chief …
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Small Business Administration will celebrate veteran small business owners during National Veterans Small Business Week, Nov. 1-5.
Throughout the week, the SBA will …
Martin T. Neat was all of 36 years old when he was recruited in 1985 to come to work at Salisbury’s iconic First Shore Federal Savings and Loan.
Promoted to President & CEO in 1991, the …
O’Hara named to lead Village of Hope
Donna Pierce O’Hara has joined the Village of Hope as the new full-time President/CEO.
O’Hara will be leading the organization in …
A two-day scientific conference for the U.S. chicken industry, the 56th National Meeting on Poultry Health, Processing and Live Production, wrapped up Wednesday, Sept. 29 in Ocean City, with 31 speakers delivering presentations on research, animal health, environmental practices and advances in processing-plant technology to an audience of nearly 300 attendees from 29 states.