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NORFOLK — Police Chief Mark Talbot had good news for the City Council this week. Reported crime citywide was down in 2023, with homicides down 33% and total violent crimes down 24% from 2022, he said. “We certainly are trending in a much more positive direction than most urban environments,” Talbot said at the Tuesday work session. He also laid out the department’s goals for 2024, which ...

Violent crime and crimes overall were down significantly in Norfolk in 2023 compared to 2022, including a 33 percent drop in homicides.

EASTON — Although the certificate of need was approved for the University of Maryland Shore Regional Health’s long-awaited new regional medical center, work remains to be done in the coming

EASTON — In an effort to address housing needs in the community, Talbot County is seeking a housing coordinator within the county’s planning and zoning department.

EASTON — Imagine having the power to uplift thousands of Talbot County kids with art.

A Tewksbury development company with a history of developing housing projects around Boston has purchased a prominent building at the intersection of Talbot and Blue Hill avenues and a lot behind the building on Angell Street for $6 million. PWN Development bought the property from long-time owner William Cranmore, who has been battling with the city over property tax payments

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Maryland — In a rally held in Annapolis Monday, Maryland First Lady Dawn Moore and House Speaker Adrienne Jones voiced their support for a referendum that aims to enshrine abortion

People could see their property tax jump by 3.93 per cent if council passes the 2024 budget as is.

The Easton Police Department has arrested a man on multiple charges including Attempted 2nd Degree Murder stemming from an alleged carjacking incident in July of 2023.