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Rachel Morin case: Suspect’s trial on murder, rape charges pushed to April
The man accused of killing Bel Air mother Rachel Morin won’t face trial until at least April, a Harford County judge ruled during a Friday hearing. The decision came after the defense team representing Victor Martinez-Hernandez said there was a “voluminous” amount of evidence to review ahead of the trial, which had been scheduled to begin in late October. That includes about a terabyte of ...
The Original Apple Butter Festival is Oct. 12 at The Beehive
FAIR HILL — Elk Creeks Preservation Society will host its annual Apple Butter Festival Saturday Oct. 12 from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. at The Bee Hive. The Bee Hive is a historic site on Telegraph Road at Little Elk Creek Road in Fair Hill. More than a century ago it was a commerce center for northern Cecil County. Elk Creeks Preservation Society is dedicated to restoring The Bee Hive. The Apple Butter Festival is a major fundraiser toward that project. Enjoy Scottish music including bagpipes, traditional Scottish fare, plus working artisans, vendors, cider and apple butter made by hand by Elk Creeks members. The public is invited to help stir the sweet concoction in large kettles over open fires at the Apple Butter Festival and watch as it is poured into glass jars for sale. For more information, go to www.elkcreekspreservationsociety.com
😢 Concord Mall | Shopping mall in Wilmington, Delaware 😢 Incredibly sad
Shopping malls have become important social and cultural spaces, offering not only a place to shop but also a venue for socializing, entertainment, and community events. Online shopping trends have influenced the retail landscape, but shopping malls continue to be popular destinations for those seeking a diverse and interactive shopping experience. Retail Stores: Malls typically have a wide range of retail stores, including clothing stores, electronics shops, bookstores, and more...
After four year hiatus, new deal may bring back annual Fair Hill Races
CECIL COUNTY — The fan-favorite Fair Hill Races may be making a return after a last minute resolution to approve a five year agreement between the Cecil County government and Sport & Entertainment Corporation of Maryland to extend the Maryland 5 Star and reinstate the races was discussed in the Cecil County Council legislative session on Tuesday. Formerly a Memorial and Labor Day staple for almost 85 years, the Fair Hill Races were last held in the spring of 2019. ...
Vikings continue going back in time
It took until the middle of the third quarter Thursday night for Cambridge-South Dorchester High’s football team to get going. It’s taken the Vikings a great deal longer though to reach the midway point of a season with a 5-0 record. Down by a point with 9 minutes, 22 seconds remaining in the third quarter, Cambridge-SD closed with a flourish, scoring the game’s last 39 points en route to a...
Delaware River advocate sues feds to protect endangered fish
A Delaware River advocate announced this week it sued the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in an effort to improve habitats for the endangered Atlantic sturgeon and other aquatic life. The Bucks County-based Delaware Riverkeeper Network announced the suit Thursday, alleging the EPA has failed to finalize standards for dissolved oxygen...
Bohemia Manor uses second half comeback to pick up homecoming win over Aberdeen
CHESAPEAKE CITY — Entering the halftime locker room down six points, composure and focus was on the mind of Bohemia Manor’s football team as head coach Vince Ricci began to invigorate his team to mount a second half comeback. In the remaining two quarters of regulation, Ricci’s team responded to his call to action with a 17-point second half en route to a 27-20 homecoming victory over visiting Aberdeen. “In...
Smooth jazz from The Bratcher Project at Church Hill Theatre Oct. 19
For one performance only, on Saturday, Oct. 19, Church Hill Theatre will host an outstanding group of regional musicians for a night of smooth jazz with an R&B twist. The Bratcher Project is an ongoing musical journey founded by acclaimed bass guitarist and song writer Vaughn Bratcher. Other Project members are Karen Linette on vocals, Rodney Kelly Jr. on keyboard, “J. R.” on drums, and Tracey Cutler on sax. Bratcher calls his group a project because they are a dynamic musical workshop in constant development,...
Event near North East helps support Dolly Parton literacy program
NORTH EAST — Olivia Reynolds belted out “Jolene” several songs into her band’s performance Sunday afternoon during Family Funfest at Fairwinds Farm & Stables. It was fitting, too, because Dolly Parton, who wrote and recorded that country hit in 1973, is the namesake of the fundraising effort that took place on that bucolic property situated several miles north of North East and a few miles south of Calvert. The four-hour...
Kennett Square Restaurant One of Most Reliable Places to Eat in Region
La Peña Mexicana has been included in a list of restaurants in the area for owning one of the most reliable and homey resturants. One Chester County restaurant found its place among the unsung heroes in the Philadelphia region who consistently deliver high-quality food, writes Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Marker’s 4 TDs, key defensive stops allow unbeaten Delaware to hold off Monmouth late, 42-35
WEST LONG BRANCH, N,J. (AP) — Zach Marker threw for three touchdowns and ran for a fourth and Marcus Yarns ran for one score and pulled in an 86-yard touchdown pass as Delaware won its fifth straight game to start the season, knocking off Monmouth 42-35 in a Coastal Athletic Association contest Saturday.
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