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A vacant former Rite Aid pharmacy in Milford may be converted into a Chase Bank, pending approval from the town planning board, which will meet Tuesday night.

The terrible toll the COVID-19 pandemic took on frail seniors has accelerated the search for new models that provide safe and desirable housing options for this rapidly growing demographic. The over-65 population is projected to grow from  46 million today, to 71 million by 2030, 33 million of whom will be over 75 with increasing risk of dementia and chronic conditions.

A Baltimore County administrative law judge is expected to make a final decision late next month on the highly contentious 182-unit town house development proposed on Halethorpe’s Maple Avenue.

A Baltimore County administrative law judge is expected to make a final decision late next month on the highly contentious 182-unit town house development proposed on Halethorpe’s Maple Avenue.

780 Morrissey Will Bring 219 Apartment Homes to Dorchester...

A developer is proposing another dollar general store in the Town of Lansing, which has spurred community members to come forward and urge the planning board to prevent the project

Future gas station, convenience store on Md. 355 was subject of legal challenge

A flooring retailer wants to open at the former Shop Rite supermarket in West Hartford, a property near the northern end of the town’s Design District that's been vacant for nearly two years.

Special to the News Caryn Mlodzianowski of Bohler Engineering, which is employed in the construction of Dollar General stores, speaks at a Wilmington Planning-Zoning Board meeting Monday, April 5 at the town’s firehouse. Dollar General plans to build a store in Wilmington. (Provided photo — Tim Follos) WILMINGTON — Around two dozen people attended the Wilmington Planning-Zoning Board meeting on Monday, April 5. It was held in the town’s firehouse rather than in the town’s Community Ce...

Contributing Writer Caryn Mlodzianowski speaks on behalf of Dollar General at a Wilmington Planning-Zoning Board meeting Monday at the town’s firehouse. The retail company plans to build a store in Wilmington. (Provided photo — Tim Follos) People listen at a Wilmington Planning-Zoning Board meeting Monday at the town’s firehouse. (Provided photo — Tim Follos) Maggie Pope, left, speaks on behalf of Peru Federal Credit Union at a Wilmington Planning-Zoning Board ...