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Housing Project almost ready to host young people from Baltimore program

By Chris Brunk,

2024-05-24

By Chris Brunk,

2024-05-24

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Alphonso Blackstone Jr

05-27

they could have put that program here in baltimore. baltimore is what need the change not OC, why would they take away a restaurant that could easily create 40 jobs and make it a place that only houses 14?

Kristin Trossbach

05-26

Let's get one thing straight, this isn't for us!! This is for the illegal immigrants!!!!!!!!!! Don't think so??? Start asking who this will benefit!?!?!! I've always thought Phillips seafood was a shit hole, selling Indonesian 'crab' meat, passing it off as "Maryland" crabs!!......This just proves the point!! It starts there, next thing you know, there will be "affordable housing" all up and down the Ocean City strip, thus driving OUT more visitors than it is bringing in!! Kiss good ole' Ocean City vacations GOODBYE, Hon!!!

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