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Maryland Levies Fines on Perdue, Valley Proteins for Environmental Violations
Two major agricultural companies ramped up operations recently on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, and the environment paid a price, according to the Maryland Department of the Environment. One case involves the agency’s second-largest cash penalty in its history while the other has reopened a long-running pollution saga that local environmentalists...
Maryland residents concerned about impact of electrical grid upgrade project
BALTIMORE -- Maryland residents are fighting back against new powerlines being built across several counties.The Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project, a proposed environmentally focused upgrade to Maryland's electrical grid, will require more than 70 miles of overhead powerlines to connect an existing BGE transmission line in northern Baltimore County, passing through Carroll County and into southern Frederick County.A town hall on Wednesday in Parkton allowed residents to voice their concerns about the project.The company in charge of the project says they will take community feedback into account when finalizing the routes. Another meeting will be held at 6 p.m. on Thursday...
Fenwick Island to Possibly Join Ocean City in Legal Action to Stop Maryland Offshore Wind Project
FENWICK ISLAND, DE -- On Friday, the Fenwick Island Town Council is scheduled to discuss and vote to decide if the town will join Ocean City as a co-plaintiff in legal action to vacate and set aside federal approval of the Maryland Offshore Wind Project. In a recent meeting, Ocean...
Hoyer doesn’t let a stroke keep him from joining his fellow Maryland Democrats in Chicago
CHICAGO – Just nine days after suffering a minor stroke, Rep. Steny Hoyer, D-Maryland, addressed the Maryland delegation’s breakfast at the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday. The longtime Maryland politician and former House majority leader approached the stage in the Sheraton Grand Chicago Riverwalk Hotel in front of...
67-acre property man bought to be refuge for autistic son threatened by powerline proposal
ADAMSTOWN, Md. — Tariq Alvi says he dreamed for 50 years of owning land that would serve as a sanctuary and refuge for his family. The dream took on more significance as Alvi's autistic son grew into a 22-year-old who will need lifetime protection and care. In 2022, when...
2024 Football Previews: Laurel Bulldogs
LAUREL, Del. – Laurel is ready to take on their second season in class 2A – as head Coach Joey Jones is looking to replace Owen Chaffinch, Xavier Limehouse, and Brandon Rife. Jones gives credit for the improving culture to the players buying in to the program –...
SU Holds Summer Student Research Showcase
SALISBURY, Md – Salisbury University students display results from their summer research projects during the Summer Student Research Showcase 3:30-5 p.m. Thursday, August 29, in the Patricia R. Guerrieri Academic Commons Assembly Hall. Attendees learn about student research and creative activities during the poster session. Admission is free and...
This is when Thomas Berry III's funeral will be held and today's expected traffic impacts
Funeral services for Thomas Berry III, the Sussex County firefighter who died last week while aiding a motorist who had crashed, will be held Thursday afternoon. A fourth-generation Ellendale firefighter who also volunteered with Georgetown's fire department and was a county EMS technician, Berry will receive full firefighter honors. Line of Duty Death services...
One Arrest Made; Detectives Seek Public’s Help to Locate Additional Suspect in Irrigation Copper Wire Thefts
Delaware State Police have arrested a Greenwood woman and are searching for a 39-year-old man stemming from an investigation into irrigation copper wire thefts in Kent and Sussex Counties. State police say that between April 12th and August 16th, detectives from Troop 3 and Troop 4 investigated multiple thefts of copper wire from irrigation systems in the Bridgeville, Greenwood, and Houston areas. In the incidents of trespassing on private properties, copper wire was cut and removed from pivot irrigation systems causing significant damage to the equipment. Over the course of the investigation, detectives identified and obtained warrants for the arrests of 40-year-old Dorothy Wooleyhand and 39-year-old Michael Plummer. Wooleyhand was arrested on August 20th and charged with multiple felony thefts. She was released on a $22,000 unsecured bond. Detectives are asking anyone with information as to the whereabouts of Michael Plummer to contact Troop 3 at (302) 697-4454 or Troop 4 at (302) 856-5850 or by calling 9-1-1.
Ocean City is Reeling From the Death of a Two Year Old who was hit by a City Tram
OCEAN CITY, Md. -- Just before 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday night, a tram collided with a toddler on the boardwalk. According to the Ocean City Police Department, the two year old was pronounced dead at the scene. The accident happened around Dorchester Street, and the heartache felt throughout the town...
Paws in the Park set for Sept. 14
NORTH EAST — Mark your calendars for the 11th Annual Paws in the Park Fundraiser to benefit House Of Hope Animal Rescue. This is a family friendly event — including your canine members — to enjoy a day of fun and activities in North East Community Park. Register by Aug. 25 at https://tinyurl.com/4yd67dun to take part in the Pet Parade around the park and get a commemorative T-shirt. Use the...
Drug Free Cecil Youth Coalition to host teen event
PERRYVILLE — Drug Free Cecil Youth Coalition invites all incoming Cecil County students in grades 8 through 12 to the Teen Summer Send Off Aug. 25 from 2 until 5 p.m. at Perryville Community Park. Families of these students are also invited to this free event where there will be food games and fun. “We’ll have hot dogs and burgers, sack races Giant Jenga, corn hole ... like an old...
Governor candidates offer sharply different strategies to improve Delaware
Delaware’s dire need for affordable housing and its struggling schools were two of the hottest topics at an Aug. 15 debate between six candidates aspiring to be Delaware’s next governor. The debate at the Dover Public Library was hosted by the Delaware Journalism Collaborative, a group of more than 20 news outlets around the state that provided panelists who quizzed the candidates on issues affecting everyday residents. Current Gov. John...
Area roller derby team to end season Aug. 25 in Dover
Southern Delaware Roller Derby will wrap up its 2024 season Sunday, Aug. 25, when amazing skaters from across the state will compete at the Dover Skating Center, a hub for family fun entertainment in the community for more than 40 years. SODEL will be celebrating the home game debut of four skaters: Chasing Dopamine, doctorED, TastyQuake and Trailer ThRash.
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