Bainbridge Development News Today

PORT DEPOSIT — Bainbridge Development Corporation and the USNTC Bainbridge Museum have been given memorabilia from a retired sailor who served at the Bainbridge US Naval Training Center.

A historical building gets a new lease on life and a new purpose to serve the Bainbridge community once again.

ANNAPOLIS — A bill has been introduced in the Maryland General Assembly which, if passed, would slow down the process of turning a portion of the former Bainbridge Naval Training

PORT DEPOSIT — Compared to prior years, 2022 has been a wild ride for the members and partners of the Bainbridge Development Corporation.

PORT DEPOSIT — Gov. Larry Hogan, Maryland Commerce Secretary R. Michael Gill, Cecil County Executive Danielle Hornberger and County Council President Bob Meffley shared the flag raising duties at Bainbridge

RISING SUN — In Cecil County he was known as one of the founders of Chantilly Country Club, the president of the St. Patrick’s Chapel Historical Society, and a force

PORT DEPOSIT — Bainbridge isn’t just a group of four large buildings on 438 acres of the former naval training center. It’s also the water and sewer, electric, and roads

PORT DEPOSIT — There was good news all the way around at the annual meeting of the Bainbridge Development Corporation.