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AN established Bolton business is frantically looking for new premises after being served notice to leave the mill it has been operating out of for 21 years. Outdoor high end fashion firm Beaver of Bolton, established in 1969 by well-known Bolton businessman Jim Brown, and Treeline Products UK ­— supplier of gym mats, pet beds, outdoor furniture coverings and many other products ­— and other businesses have been told to leave Union Mill in Vernon Street by June 11, when it will be transferred to new owners. The future of the 1875 mill is uncertain, other than ‘development’...

A view of our region's incorporated cities and towns (in red) and 2020 Census-designated places (in orange).  With newly-established CDPs, nearly all of Fairfax County, like Prince George's County, is part of a "place" according to the Census, while much of Montgomery County's Agricultural Reserve is still not designated by the Census as places. Image by Census TIGERweb Decennial Webmap. With data collection for the 2020 Census now finished, the Census Bureau is starting to release some of the products from this once-every-ten-years project. One recent new release that is particularly signif...

These ShopRites Near Manasquan, Belmar Now Have COVID-19 Vaccine Patch 1/7/2021 © Getty Images Business Signage MANANSQUAN — ShopRite released its list of the 39 ShopRite pharmacies in New Jersey that now have the coronavirus vaccine, in stock and ready to inject. Several ShopRites nearby reportedly had it this week. They are: ShopRite Pharmacy of Fischer Boulevard ShopRite partnered with the federal government – the US Department of Health and Human Services – to give out the vaccine. The chain using the Moderna vaccine, which requires two shots spaced 28 days apart. There is no c...

ShopRites in the area now have the coronavirus vaccine. Learn more.

LEE — With the developer promising more parking, if needed, the Lee Planning Board unanimously has backed a revised plan for redeveloping the Eagle Mill with more housing and less commercial space than originally planned. By a 5-0 vote Monday night, the town planners, despite lingering concerns over adequate parking, felt confident that principal developer Jeffrey Cohen would increase the number of spaces if the demand warrants it. The decision did not include any conditions for the developer to meet regarding the parking. “They don’t want a parking disaster. I really feel they...