Easton Economic Development Corporation (Easton EDC) has recently received funds from Project Restore to help with ongoing projects in downtown Easton. One of the local projects that will receive funding is Dover Station. The ongoing project involves revitalizing a former roofing supply center on Dover Street along the path of Rails-to-Trails. Dover Station is an exciting historical redevelopment in the heart of Easton. This local destination will feature a retail market showcasing a variety of local vendors, craftsmen, designers, and artists, all individually curated to provide a unique experience. The project is currently in phase one of planning and is a significant piece of the East End Small Area Plan for Easton. Another project that will receive funding will be the future installation of a museum/visitor center that will show and tell the history of Talbot County’s native son, Frederick Douglass. In addition to rotating displays and exhibits, the space will house the Bear Me Into Freedom project, a Frederick Douglass photography and film initiative created by Jeff McGuiness. The center will be the first of its kind in Talbot County. The funds will help with renovating a former downtown department store into a future museum space.
Easton Economic Development Corporation
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Easton, Maryland 68 followers
Easton Economic Development Corporation was launched in 2013 to support economic vitality in the town of Easton.
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Easton Economic Development Corporation
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https://eastonedc.com/
External link for Easton Economic Development Corporation
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- Non-profit Organization Management
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- 2-10 Mitarbeiter
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- Easton, Maryland
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- Nonprofit
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- 2012
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11 S. Harrison St.
Easton, Maryland 21601, US
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Great explanation of how a Main Street can work on behalf, and within, their community.
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Main Street District executive directors serve as neighborhood ambassadors - The Community Paper
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Good news for our community! The hospital is moving forward with the support of the state. https://lnkd.in/e-YiB-Uq
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WE are getting a ton of requests on how to get engaged in the Chesapeake Fire & Ice Festival! We would love to have businesses and organizations involved by sponsoring a fun interactive ice sculpture or one of our FREE outdoor venues! Check out our sponsor page below, or reach out to us today at [email protected]! https://lnkd.in/e6Er5hRt
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This business doesn't have a local storefront at the moment, but it's virtual and we can't pass up an opportunity to congratulate Easton's own Charlotte Oxnam ! Cue the Curves is a fashion industry disrupter that will empower women everywhere to feel beautiful! Congrats Charlotte!! We have our eyes on you! #inclusionmatters #womeninbusiness #womenempoweringwomen #discovereastonmd
"What you've been able to accomplish is insanely commendable and well done." - 🦈 Mark Cuban about Cue the Curves For National Entrepreneurship Month, I had the opportunity to head to NYC share Cue the Curves live with Mark Cuban, Barbara Corcoran, and Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo. As a lifelong Shark Tank fan, getting their stamp of approval meant the world. Building a brand while balancing startup stress isn't easy, but opportunities like this fuel our fire. From Forbes 30U30 to CBS Mornings, each milestone continues to push us further to our goal - to empower women to feel confident in themselves and their clothing. None of it would be possible without my incredible team. Thanks for your passion, positivity and perseverance through every twist. There is still so much work to be done, but I know we're the team to do it.
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We are super excited to share that First Night Talbot's annual crab drop is competing for USA TODAY's top New Year's Eve drop in the nation! Wboc-Tv Channel 16 gave us some airtime last week. We are up to #6! Can we count on your vote?! There is a link on the top bar at DiscoverEaston.com! 😍🦀 https://lnkd.in/eDUtggNB
Easton's Crab Drop Competes for National Recognition in USA Today's New Year's Countdown Rankings
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#TGIF and welcome to the last day in our Economic Development Week spotlights! #EconDevWeek Take a deep dive into one of our amazing community businesses, Preston Automotive Group. This great video will give you and idea of why they do what they do...and serve our community so well. Take look! https://lnkd.in/gxGQhDuY Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Talbot County Economic Development and Tourism MEDA (Maryland Economic Development Association)
Business Spotlight: Preston Automotive Group
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We can see CLEARLY why @anopticalgalleria is such and amazing business in downtown Easton. As we continue our journey down #mainstreet, come with us inside this wonderfully unique boutique! https://loom.ly/Xj3b80E #EconDevWeek MEDA (Maryland Economic Development Association) Talbot County Economic Development and Tourism Talbot County Chamber of Commerce
Business Spotlight: An Optical Galleria In Easton
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Economic Development Week in Maryland continues with a big "Congrats!" to @BDK for twenty five years of exemplary service to our community! Enjoy your celebration! #EconDevWeek @MEDA
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