Chuck MacDonald – CEG CORRESPONDENT - Wed September 17, 2025
B&O Museum Reimagines for Bicentennial
Baltimore's B&O Railroad Museum has welcomed train enthusiasts and history buffs for decades. The first commercially chartered railroad in the country chugged into gear in 1827 from this site. The museum also contains the South Car Works building, the oldest continuously operating railroad repair facility in the United States, if not the world (1869-1990)....
Hagerstown Herald-Mail - Wed September 10, 2025
Maryland Starts Work on Replacing Pair of Interstate 70 Bridges West of Hagerstown
The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration (MDOT SHA) has kicked off the replacement of two Interstate 70 bridges over Saint Paul Road near Hagerstown. Intermittent single-lane closures could result, but the idea is to maintain two lanes of traffic in both directions as much as possible during the I-70 bridges construction, MDOT SHA spokesperson M....
Cape Gazette & Lighthousefriends.com - Tue September 09, 2025
Plans Under Way to Restore Delaware Bay's 138-Year-Old Fourteen Foot Bank Lighthouse
After the structure sat virtually untouched for nearly two decades, the owner of the Fourteen Foot Bank Lighthouse in Delaware Bay is reigniting an effort to restore the historic beacon that sits approximately 3.5 mi....
James River Equipment - Mon August 04, 2025
James River Equipment Expands Mid-Atlantic Presence With Acquisition of Four JESCO Equipment Locations
Effective Aug. 1, 2025, James River Equipment expanded its footprint and services in the mid-atlantic region as it finalized the acquisition of four JESCO Equipment locations in Baltimore, Delmar, Frederick and Waldorf, Md....
Maryland Matters - Thu July 31, 2025
As Key Bridge Demolition Continues, Maryland Officials Prepare to Build New Span
Demolition of the remaining structures that were once part of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore is in full swing as transportation officials prepare to lay the foundation for a new, taller replacement....
Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration - Thu July 17, 2025
Maryland to Make $15M in Pedestrian Upgrades to Md. 50/New Hampshire Avenue
Maryland's first Pedestrian Safety Action Plan (PSAP) project, a $15 million effort to make pedestrian, bicycle and multi-modal improvements along nearly 2.5 mi. of state Highway 650/New Hampshire Avenue, has started construction near the northeast edge of Washington, D.C....
CEG - Mon June 30, 2025
MDTA Reveals That the Demolition of Baltimore's Key Bridge is Likely to Begin July 7
Demolition of the remaining structures of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore is slated to begin around July 7, 2025, weather permitting, marking a significant step forward in the massive bridge rebuilding effort following its collapse in 2024, Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) officials announced June 26, 2025....
Baltimore Banner & WJZ-TV News - Tue June 17, 2025
Years of Major Work Still Ahead On Maryland's Renovation of the I-695/Baltimore Beltway
There is an end in sight for miles upon miles of roadwork on the Interstate 695/Baltimore Beltway in Maryland. The only problem is that it will not happen for three more years. When completed in 2028, the massive project, spanning roughly 19 mi....
Morgan State University - Tue June 03, 2025
Baltimore's Morgan State University Begins Construction on New $337M Science Center
In a momentous event signaling the dawn of a new era at Maryland's preeminent public urban research university, Morgan State University (MSU) officially broke ground for its new highly anticipated and innovative Science Center in Baltimore in May 2025....
Chuck MacDonald – CEG CORRESPONDENT - Wed April 30, 2025
Maryland Pursues Ambitious Route 4 Revamp
Maryland's Route 4 in southeastern Maryland services Prince George's, Anne Arundel and Calvert Counties. This thoroughfare has important neighbors including Washington D.C., and I-495, the busy beltway around the nation's capital....
