During a recent meeting of the Caroline County Board of License Commissioners, a significant application was discussed that could impact local residents. Mohammed Faizon Ullah has submitted a request for a new Class A beer, wine, and liquor license for his business, Nazareth, which is set to be located at 312 Bloomingdale Avenue in Fettlesburg, Maryland.

The board opened the public hearing by inviting community members to attend and share their thoughts on the application. However, it was noted that no written comments had been received from the public prior to the hearing, indicating a lack of immediate community feedback on this proposal.

The application was formally announced in the Times Record on July 9 and July 16, ensuring that residents were informed of the upcoming discussion. The board has documented the notice of the public hearing as part of their official records.

This application for a new liquor license is a crucial topic for local residents, as it could influence the availability of alcoholic beverages in the area and potentially affect community dynamics. The board's decision will be closely watched by those in the community, as it reflects ongoing discussions about business development and local regulations in Caroline County.