The beautifully renovated building that formerly housed Dowling Signs at 1801 Princess Anne Street has been repurposed as the Woolen Mill event venue. Owner Ed Whelan takes Bill on a tour of the building to show its wedding chapel, separate dressing rooms for brides and grooms, banquet space for 250 seated guests and rooftop entertaining space overlooking the river. Woolen Mill is next to the Inn at The Old Silk Mill. Information on both venues is available at Innattheoldesilkmill.com.
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An event billed as "America's oldest agricultural fair" ends this Sunday, August 6.
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The SBA will host a three-day live summit of learning and online education sessions for small businesses, September 13-15.
