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There are 8 million teens eligible to vote. These high school students are trying to make sure more do.
Every year, Jessie Cai would shadow her mom on “take your kid to work day.” At the Maryland Social Security office, where her mom was a systems analyst, she was struck by the lack of Asian American faces in the room. “I walked around and got the distinct impression that not many people in public service looked like me or my mom,” said Cai, a 17-year-old rising senior.
Severe storms bring heavy winds, flooding to DC area Sunday
Severe thunderstorms, gusty winds, heavy rain put portions of the District, Maryland and Virginia under warnings throughout Sunday evening. The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm watch, as well as a flash flood warnings for portions of the D.C. and Baltimore metro areas through 10 p.m. Sunday night. Ongoing Flash Flood Warnings impacting the region were cancelled just before 11 p.m.
DelawareLIVE Weekly Review – August 18, 2024
This Week’s Review Includes: State test scores show 33% proficiency in math, 40% ELA Sussex County mourns death of firefighter at crash site Crumbl opens new store in Prices Corner Shopping Center Some voters can choose a primary on election day NCCVT celebrates $10.5 million energy initiative St. Mark’s DiGennaro named state track coach of year Click on the image ... Read More
Delaware’s first lady kicks off reading tour promoting literacy with new children’s book, ‘Books for Blue’
From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know!. “Meet baby blue hen nicknamed just Blue… the youngest one here and the smallest one, too…”. With these playful words, Delaware’s future leaders gathered around as...
These Delaware streets are among the cleanest in the US, according to new survey
Cities can be charming, but sometimes a single street makes an area unique and creates a sense of community, especially if it is well-maintained. According to a new study, three streets in Delaware are ranked as some of the most pristine in the United States, and you have probably been to them. ...
Health Education Classes Expand in Chestertown
Several new health education classes will be offered this year thanks to the Rural Health Care Transformation initiative at University of Maryland Shore Medical Center (UM SMC) at Chestertown. UM SMC at Chestertown is part of UM Shore Regional Health, a member organization of University of Maryland Medical System. “We...
Bay Country Bakery owners celebrate 25 years of ownership
CAMBRIDGE — Neither Gena nor Dave Levy had lifelong goals of owning their own bakery. Gena said they fell into it. The couple had been working in fine dining before they took a leap and purchased Bay Country Bakery from Robert and Connie Minn in August 1999. The pair had just learned Gena was pregnant when they decided to buy the bakery, a longtime Dorchester establishment. ...
DCPS to offer new service for middle and high schoolers who can't attend in person
CAMBRIDGE — Middle and high school students in Dorchester County Public Schools that require home and hospital services or are unable to come into school in person will be offered a new service this school year. At a Dorchester County Board of Education meeting Thursday, the board approved a contract with Edmentum, a learning technology company, for virtual synchronous instruction for students who aren’t able to attend school in person for an extended period of time, whether that is for health reasons or other reasons. ...
Two honored for work at Londonderry
EASTON — Londonderry on the Tred Avon CEO Christine Harrington and Director of Sales and Marketing Rachel Smith were named “The Faces of Retirement on the Eastern Shore by Baltimore Magazine” in its July 2024 issue. “Londonderry continues to shine as a premiere retirement destination across the region,” said Christine Harrington, Londonderry CEO. “This is the direct result of the collaborative efforts of our residents and team to create a thriving and vibrant community. Our beautiful waterfront campus is the perfect place to enjoy our...
Fair dedicated to Michael Cohey Sr.
CENTREVILLE — Monday evening, Aug. 12, as part of the Queen Anne’s County 4-H Fair opening ceremonies, held annually at the 4-H Park in Centreville, lifelong Queen Anne’s resident, and past Farm Bureau President Michael Cohey Sr. was recognized and honored to have this year’s fair dedicated to him. This year is the 82nd annual Queen Anne’s County Fair, which began in 1942, and is ranked as one of the top county fairs in the state of Maryland, running six-days, Monday through Saturday evening. Born...
Greensboro providing credit to residents after July water quality issues
GREENSBORO — The Greensboro Town Council unanimously decided to provide credit to residents following water quality issues in July. During its Thursday town meeting, council members approved a seven-day credit totaling to $7.21 per household or building. Town Manager Tammy Kelledes said the credit amounted to $1.03 per day and told the council how much six-day and seven-day credits would cost the town. The adopted seven-day credit will cost the...
Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Parts Of Maryland, Virginia
Some neighborhoods in Maryland and Virginia are subject to a Severe Thunderstorm Watch as intense weather begin making its way through the DMV region. The National Weather Service issued an alert on Sunday afternoon cautioning that from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m., there is a chance for inclement weather that could bring heavy rains and whipping wind gusts.
Crushin’ it with Cardin and Van Hollen, Moore not keen on taxes, more MACo notes
U.S. Sens. Ben Cardin and Chris Van Hollen ran a final victory lap Friday in their battle to prove that Maryland is the one true home of the Orange Crush, a drink invented in Ocean City. “We are here to uphold Maryland’s honor and make it clear that we are the home of the original […]
Loitering Investigation Leads to Six Arrested in Seaford
SEAFORD, DE — Six individuals were arrested Thursday evening after Seaford police, with assistance from the Delaware State Police, responded to a loitering and potential drug dealing incident at the intersection of North and Woolford streets, according to the Seaford Police Department. The Seaford Police Department had been monitoring...
Summer Youth Program Graduation at EVFC
EASTON — In a joyous graduation program at the Easton Volunteer Fire Department on July 14, 46 students completed the Upper Shore Workforce Investment Board youth program. The six-week work program gives students with learning disabilities and handicaps not only a path get out into the workforce, but many retain their jobs after completing the course. These teens do all kinds of things across five counties like washing dishes, taking movie tickets at a theater and working at a day care center. There are lots...
Pelicana Chicken to Open First Maryland Restaurant
Pelicana chicken has signed on to take over the space that was the longtime home of Woodside Deli in Rockville at 4 N Washington Street, according to Federal Realty. Woodside Deli closed in the summer of 2022 after 12 years at Rockville’s Courthouse Center. This will be the first...
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