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EASTON — The predicament on the minds of many Easton residents and leaders continues to be just how much the town can afford to grow.

EASTON — With 1,000 units in the town’s residential pipeline, some Easton councilmembers are asking whether the Town Council should be granted…

EASTON — Through her work at the Chesapeake Multicultural Resource Center, Daisy Aguilar interacts with many prospective first-time homebuyers…

EASTON — Developers and residents gathered Wednesday evening for a third community meeting concerning a planned mixed-use development on Brook…

EASTON — Maury Schlesinger knows the town needs more housing, but when he takes the short walk from his home to 410 Needwood Ave, he can’t qui…

EASTON — Amid resident pushback and design concerns, the Easton Planning Commission unanimously voted to approve a 28-unit townhouse developme…

EASTON — Last week, the Easton Planning Commission approved a proposed 16-unit, two-story residential apartment complex at the intersection of…

EASTON — The proposal for a 28-unit townhouse development at the site of a former Perdue AgriBusiness grain operation is drawing hesitation fr…

EASTON — A proposal for a 33-unit housing development at the site of the former Safeway in downtown Easton was unanimously approved by the Eas…

EASTON — A public hearing for a proposed 33-unit housing development at the site of the former Safeway closed during Monday’s Town Council mee…