My friend and I came to Kensington Town Hall last night to watch a play presented by the British…read morePlayers. Bet you didn't know either of the two existed. I did know about the existance of this building as the former Armory, but I had know idea what it was used for. I don't know much about its history, but I believe there are Kensington government offices on the upper floors. Kensington does have an active mayor, so I'll assume he has official meetings here. As for my personal experience, it was all about seeing The British Players put on a fantastic show. This troupe has been around for over 50 years bringing British plays and productions to the Washington area. The Group donates much of their profits to British and American charities. It's great that they found their performing home in a building with the same name as a town in England. This building would be an excellent venue for a wedding reception. I'm not sure if they do indeed rent out the space, but there's ample parking in there lot.

This is a lovely facility to visit on business, for theatre productions or art shows. The building…read morestarted out life almost 100 years ago as a National Guard Armory and is now the town hall of Kensington whose offices are on the third floor. Two theatre groups put on productions here that are of outstanding quality - The British Players and the Kensington Arts Theatre. On the second floor of the building is an open area for seating and a stage. Also, other events are held here such as an annual arts show where local painters can display and sell their art. There is ample parking here and nearby on the streets.

My boyfriend and I are staying in Ocean City and have been exploring nearby areas since we are…read morevisiting during the off season. Voted coolest town in America in 2014. This town was definitely very cute. The city kept the original architectural storefronts,and every person we encountered while walking the main street was welcoming. In fact, as I was taking a picture of the bank a resident told us to head in the bank and see some of the town artifacts. It was amazing to see the old postcards and letters of monetary worth involving a cow that was hit by a train. The town offers free Wi-Fi and there website is up to date on things to do.

TikTok has a video of the police chief forcing the towns citizens to purchase stickers for each of…read moretheir cars so they will not receive a ticket for not having the sticker displayed on their vehicle. Mind you to get these stickers you must bring in the current registration and your ID (must match registration) to The Town Hall to acquire this sticker. They are only open Monday through Friday from 8:30 to 4:30 (a lunch hour was not specified). Mind you this is a one time purchase as long as you own the vehicle (each vehicle). I do not see how it is legal. I may be missing some information but from an outside point of view it seems unethical and wrong to extort people with the threat of a ticket or worse (Chief stated they would take "other corrective actions").

Tried to cross the street at 15 & 55 from Sheetz to CVS and there was NO WAY TO CROSS. Why would…read morethere be NOT CROSSWALKS FOR R PEDESTRIANS? I FIND THAT RIDICULOUS! Cars never slowed down is had to walk back to get my car... Haymarket is trying to be pedestrian friendly but fails miserably. While I am venting also why would the lanes to go straight on 55 and to turn right be in the same lane? That only Bogs down traffic terribly in town. Whoever designed and signed off on this was not very intelligent. There was plenty of room to do it right...again n FAIL

I love living in the town of Rising sun,MD. Friendly people. Good food all around. Martin grocery…read morestores. Sun pharmacy is great