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Co Tyrone Asda colleagues reach 215-year service milestone

Northern Ireland · Northern Ireland

Co Tyrone Asda colleagues reach 215-year service milestone

Seven long-serving team members at Asda stores in Co Tyrone have marked an incredible combined 215 years with the retailer, recognised at the Big Asda Celebration event in Stormont Hotel.See the Story

Easton Planning Commission Approves All Buildings for Easton Crossing, Advancing Inclusive Mixed-Use Community in Talbot County

Easton, Maryland · Easton

Easton Planning Commission Approves All Buildings for Easton Crossing, Advancing Inclusive Mixed-Use Community in Talbot County

On Tuesday, June 24, 2025, the Easton Planning Commission granted final site approval for the remaining residential buildings at Easton Crossing, marking a major milestone for the inclusive, mixed-use development. With this latest approval, all six planned buildings on the 6.5-acre site, including the previously approved 407 Brookletts Avenue, now have full planning approval. Led by Fello Communities, Easton Crossing will transform the site of t…Read Article

One Month as Fello: A New Chapter, a Stronger Community

Maryland · Maryland

One Month as Fello: A New Chapter, a Stronger Community

From the moment we launched our new name and brand, the response has been overwhelmingly positive. Community members, partners, families, and team members have shared how much they appreciate the clarity and purpose behind the change. For many, Fello already feels like more than a new name—it feels like home. Celebrating with the Community To mark the start of this new chapter, we hosted open houses at our Fello Easton and Fello Linthicum loca…Read Article

Fello Communities: Housing Built for Belonging

At Fello, our vision is clear: to create communities where people of all abilities are included and truly belong. Our work goes beyond supporting individual people—it’s about reimagining neighborhoods, towns, and cities as the accessible, welcoming places they can and should be. Through Fello Communities, we’re not just building homes, we’re building inclusive communities one person, one property, one neighborhood at a time. Why We Build Communi…Easton, Maryland · Easton Read Article

Mission Rooted in Values

Read the article from the Star Democrat The post Mission Rooted in Values appeared first on Fello.Read Article

Together, we are Fello

In every community, there are stories that speak to the power of belonging—neighbors lending a hand, friends showing up, and people working side by side to build something better for everyone. That spirit of connection and collective strength has always been at the heart of our work. For more than six decades, we’ve supported people with disabilities across Maryland—meeting them where they are and walking alongside them every step of the way.…Maryland · Maryland Read Article

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