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Maryland Eastern Shore
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- 1Nor'easter batters Eastern Shore with heavy surf and flooding▼Heavy surf, flooding on Eastern Shore as nor’easter hits; rain in DC area
A nor'easter is hammering the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Virginia, bringing heavy surf and coastal flooding to low-lying communities, while the Washington, DC area is seeing steady rain. Officials are monitoring rising water levels along the coast as the storm pushes onshore, with conditions expected to worsen through the day.
- 2KI Garden Club stages Bon Appetit flower show▼Tasteful arrays: KI Garden Club presents Bon Appetit flower show
The Kent Island Garden Club is presenting a flower show themed Bon Appetit, featuring floral arrangements, on Maryland's Eastern Shore. The event highlights members' designs under a culinary-inspired theme, and local coverage is drawing attention from gardening enthusiasts in the community.
- 3116 acres of Kent County wildlife habitat permanently protected▼ESLC permanently protects 116 acres of wildlife habitat in Kent County
Eastern Shore Land Conservancy has permanently protected 116 acres of wildlife habitat in Kent County, Maryland, according to a report from MyEasternShoreMD. The conservation easement means the land cannot be developed and will remain habitat for wildlife on Maryland's Eastern Shore. It adds to the group's ongoing land preservation work in the region.
- 4Public hearing set for proposed Kennedyville solar project▼Hearing set on proposed Kennedyville solar project
A public hearing has been scheduled on a proposed solar energy project in Kennedyville, on Maryland's Eastern Shore. The plan has drawn local attention as residents and officials prepare to weigh in on the development, which would add renewable energy capacity to the rural Kent County area.
- 5Spectrum Completes Rural Fiber Expansion in Somerset County, Maryland▼Spectrum Completes Rural Fiber Broadband Expansion in Somerset County, Maryland
Charter Communications' Spectrum brand has completed a fiber broadband expansion in Somerset County, Maryland, bringing high-speed internet service to rural parts of the county. The company says the project extends reliable connectivity to communities that previously lacked access to fast broadband, supporting work, education and other online activity. Local officials have long sought better rural internet coverage on Maryland's Eastern Shore.
- 6EagleView CEO to lecture on AI in construction at UMES●CEO of EagleView will speak on 'AI and Technology in Construction' during public lecture at UMES
The chief executive of EagleView will deliver a public lecture titled 'AI and Technology in Construction' at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore. The talk is set to cover how artificial intelligence and new technologies are reshaping the construction industry. The event is open to the public, drawing attention from the campus community and regional readers following the growing role of AI in building and infrastructure work.