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Not having to ask 'can you hear me now' in Hockessin
In a part of Delaware notorious for dropped phone calls, New Castle County and Verizon are teaming up to fill the void. New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer, county workers, lawmakers, and a Verizon executive, broke ground on Thursday, August 29, 2024, for a new cell tower on the grounds of the Police Athletic League (PAL) on Lancaster Pike.
Indian River High expansion sought via referendum
An expansion of the original footprint of the 20-year-old Indian River High School to accommodate capacity challenges and a new culinary arts pathway will require the Department of Education's approval of a certificate of necessity and passage of a referendum.
BPW Approves Funding for Pocomoke Water Infrastructure Project and Worcester County Parks
Projects in Pocomoke and Worcester County have received funding approval from the Board of Public Works, including up to $777,000 for the improvements to the water transmission and distribution system in Pocomoke City and over $349,500 for community parks in Worcester County. Senator Mary Beth Carozza, who represents Pocomoke City and surrounding area says clean drinking water is a priority for public health and safety and that she is glad to see this funding has come through for Pocomoke to be used to improve the overall water quality for local residents. The funding for improvements to community parks include Dr. William Henry Park in Berlin and Cypress Park in Pocomoke.
Delmarva Today 8-30-24 Local Businesses See Better Times Ahead
The Eastern Shore business community is feeling better these days about their economic futures. Host Don Rush talks with John Hickman, director of Salisbury University's Business, Economic and Community Outreach Network about its latest survey.
Good Morning Delmarva features Sammy, a Delmarva Fox Squirrel
SALISBURY, Md. – Once a month, GMD features an animal from the Salisbury Zoo. For August, we’re meeting Sammy, a Delmarva Fox Squirrel, and a newcomer at the zoo. Travis Zimmerman, a zookeeper tells us, that Sammy is a spunky furry friend with a lot of love to give, who recently featured in National Geographic as an ambassador for her species who almost went extinct.
Reward Offered for Information on Wicomico County Hit-and-Run Incident
SALISBURY, Md. — The Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office has announced a reward for information leading to the identification and arrest of the individual responsible for a hit-and-run incident that occurred…
‘Exciting’ Berlin Town Hall renovation project takes first step
The Berlin council unanimously approved Haley Architecture to manage services that will ultimately lead to major renovations at Town Hall. Daniele Haley, principal of the architectural firm, noted Town Hall was constructed in approximately 1900 and consists of roughly 11,200 square feet. The project’s scope will improve the appearance and usability of the structure’s interior. The business is partnering with SR/A for interior work and IMEG for engineering. Exterior work is not currently planned.
2024 Field Hockey Season Preview
The Sea Gulls went 14-5 during the 2023 season, qualifying for their 29th consecutive and 38th overall NCAA Tournament to extend the NCAA’s longest active streak. SU advanced to the national quarterfinals for the second straight year and 21st time in program history. Three of the four losses for the Sea Gulls came after regulation. Salisbury took down Williams 1-0 in overtime before to John Hopkins 1-0 in the NCAA Quarterfinals. M Marli McDorman | So. | Pocomoke City, Md. . D Isabel Larrabee | Sr. | Lexington, Mass. F/M Alayna Gigliotti | Jr. | Dover, Del. Alayna Gigliotti |…
Ocean City debates hiring more people to fix rental property inspection process
While agreeing that something should be done to fix Ocean City’s inspection process for rental properties, city officials this week shared concerns about hiring five new employees to inspect properties on a rotating basis. Deputy City Manager JR Harmon, Fire Marshal Josh Bunting and Planning and Community Development Director...
Retailing is twice as nice for this Kent County business owner
QUEENSTOWN — Building on her eight-plus years of retail experience as owner of the unique gift and upcycled vintage furniture store, Bee Crafty Collectibles on High Street in Chestertown, Helen Cowley has expanded her enterprise to include a second location on the high-profile Outlet Center Drive of Queenstown Premium Outlets in Queenstown. The well-crafted Bee Crafty Collectibles sign created by her husband’s enterprise, Bee Crafty Metals, was affixed atop Cowley’s suite number 17 in early August in anticipation of the soft opening which occurred on...
Man That Struck Rider And 12-YO Charged With Assault, Released On OR: Police
Delaware State Police have arrested 45-year-old Matthew Campbell of Townsend, on multiple charges following a crash investigation on Wednesday night in Townsend. Officials said on August 28, 2024, at approximately 9:40 p.m., troopers responded to a collision in the 100 block of Blackbird Forest Road, Townsend, involving a 2006 Infiniti G35 and a 2017 Harley Davidson FLS. Upon arrival, troopers determined that the Infiniti had struck the rear of the Harley Davidson as the motorcycle was turning onto a private driveway on Blackbird Forest Road.
Motorist charged with driving SUV through Newark-area golf course, hitting golf cart
A motorist under the influence of drugs erratically drove an SUV through a Newark-area golf course, hitting a golf cart and injuring one person, police said. The incident happened at approximately 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Deerfield Golf Club, which is part of White Clay Creek State Park on Thompson Station Road, according to Delaware Natural Resources Police. Video of the incident circulating on social media shows the Ford Bronco drive...
Maryland awards contract for Francis Scott Key Bridge rebuild after deadly collapse
BALTIMORE — Maryland transportation leaders on Thursday approved a contract for rebuilding the Francis Scott Key Bridge several months after the 1.6-mile (2.6-kilometer) steel span collapsed under the impact of a massive container ship that lost power and crashed into one of its supporting columns. In the immediate aftermath of the deadly March 26 collapse, officials quickly promised to rebuild the bridge — a longstanding Baltimore landmark and vital piece of transportation infrastructure. ...
Maryland runner Studlydoright plenty hopeful in Hopeful at Saratoga
There are plenty of folks around these parts hopeful for Maryland-bred 2-year-old Studlydoright in the $300,000 Grade 1 Hopeful on closing day this Monday at Saratoga Race Course. And for good reason. The Laurel Park-based Jerry Robb runner has had a sensational summer at the Spa with a win in...
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