A new airport terminal is moving toward construction after City Council approved a $7.4 million contract Thursday.
OCEAN CITY — A new airport terminal is moving toward construction after City Council approved a $7.4 million contract Thursday, exceeding the project's original $6 million estimate.
Demolition of the city’s 142-year-old public safety building is expected to begin this Monday, clearing the way for a new police headquarters.
After more than three decades of public service, George Savastano is preparing to say goodbye to his role on City Council.
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On October 15, 2024, A groundbreaking ceremony for the new Leon & Elizabeth Grisbaum Terminal Building at the Ocean City Municipal Airport…
Officials broke ground on a new airport facility for Ocean City on Tuesday, although plans have not been finalized as the city awaits the fina…
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