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Pa. man who pleaded guilty to rape sentenced to 4 years in prison in Maryland
A Lycoming County man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison in a Maryland rape case but the judge suspended all but four years of it in accordance with a plea agreement. Following the jail term imposed Friday, Dylan Matthew Lewis, 25, of the Montoursville area, will be on five years’ supervised probation and must register as a sex offender for life.
St. Mary's County Man Ditched GPS Monitor Following Assault, Arson Arrest, Sheriff Says
Markko Darvelle Morsell, 34, is wanted for escape after removing his electronic monitoring device and fleeing the area following his latest arrest. At the the time, Morsell was on pretrial release for charges that include three counts of second-degree assault, theft of $100 to under $1,500, and making threats of arson.
Low-income families can get free grocery money
Don’t miss out: About 500,000 students are eligible for Maryland SUN Bucks, a new program that provides grocery benefits for kids when school is out of session. While most households automatically receive the benefit, some caregivers will need to apply by August 31. Through SUN Bucks, eligible families receive a one-time installment of $120 per child on Electronic Benefit Transfer cards, which can be used for groceries like fresh fruit, vegetables, whole grain, dairy and meat. ...
Additional arrests made during crackdown on illegal street racing in Maryland
BALTIMORE, MD—The Maryland Car Rally Task Force has expanded its crackdown on illegal exhibition driving, resulting in several additional last weekend. Maryland State Police say 26-year-old Jose Manuel Zapata of Pennsylvania was charged with loaded handgun on person, handgun on person, handgun in vehicle, and loaded handgun in vehicle after he was stopped by police on August 25 in Baltimore.
False fall, second summer? DC region heats back up with temps in the 90s this week
WASHINGTON - Are we starting "second summer?" It sure feels that way!. As autumn approaches (less than a month away!), residents of the D.C, Maryland, and Virginia region are experiencing what is colloquially known as a "second summer." This weather phenomenon brings a resurgence of unseasonably warm temperatures to the area typically when it should be cooling down. Often, it makes it feel like summer is making an unexpected return.
Salisbury University study indicates local businesses are gaining confidence
SALISBURY, Md – A new study released Friday found that businesses on the Eastern Shore are significantly more optimistic right now than they were 6 months ago. For 35 years, Salisbury University’s BEACON–Business, Economy, and Community Outreach Network–has provided students, businesses, and local government with economic research opportunities. “We try to serve as both a learning lab for students and faculty here at Salisbury University, and a resource for business and governmental entities,” said BEACON Director John Hickman.
Kaylee Dickson is TidalHealth Peninsula Regional’s August 2024 DAISY Awardee
Salisbury, MD – Kaylee Dickson, RN, of TidalHealth Peninsula Regional’s 5 South patient care unit, has been selected as the August 2024 recipient of the DAISY Award for her compassionate care and special attention provided to a recent patient. In her nomination, a peer on the unit wrote:
Salisbury Man Sentenced to 105 Years in Prison
A Salisbury man has been sentenced after his conviction in June for assault, weapons and other offenses. Wicomico County Circuit Court Judge S. James Sarbanes has sentenced 36 year old Antonio Jarmon of Salisbury to 105 years in prison. Court officials say Jarmon has an extensive criminal history and was previously convicted of two separate 1st degree assaults and prohibited from possessing firearms. Court records show that Jarmon was charged with the following:
Five Minute Fly-By, episode 11
“Five Minute Fly-By” is a weekly newscast produced by Salisbury University Students. This week’s broadcast features stories by:. Special Thanks to WMDT's weather team for the weekly Weather Tidbits segment. Production Assistance: Kevin Diaz. Managing Producers: Angela Semig and Bryan Russo.
City of Salisbury Announces Julie English as the New City Clerk
SALISBURY, Maryland – The City of Salisbury is pleased to announce the appointment of Julie English as the new City Clerk. With nearly a decade of dedicated service to the City and three years of experience as an Assistant City Clerk, English brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her new role.
The Insurance Market Employees Receive Prestigious ACRA Designation
Laurel, DE – The Insurance Market, an independent insurance and risk management firm, announced today that Ashley Mellin, Josselyn Lopez, Jessica Parrott, Roger Waters, Kim Russell, Sharmane Burrell, Sherry Pusey, Charles Stanfield, and Kristin Cline (not pictured) have all been awarded the Accredited Cyber Risk Advisor (ACRA) designation by the Beyond Insurance Global Network. The Accredited Cyber Risk Advisor is a unique type of insurance agent who understands today’s broad range of cyber exposures, regulations and claims facing businesses both nationally and internationally.
Salisbury Police Investigating Assault with a Machete
Salisbury Police are investigating an assault with a machete. Police say that a 30 year old male victim went to a residence on Virginia Avenue to have a discussion with the 33 year old male suspect when during the discussion the suspect obtained a machete and began swinging it at the victim. Another person was able to separate the two and the suspect left the area. The victim was treated for a non-life threatening injury. The suspect has been identified and police will apply for criminal charges through the District Court Commissioner’s Office.
Update On Esperanza Middle School Opening
LEONARDTOWN, MD - Esperanza Middle School will resume in-person instruction on Wednesday, August 28, 2024. Working with the St. Mary’s County Public Schools (SMCPS), ServPro was contracted to complete the mold mitigation process. ServPro has been on site, has developed a plan, and has begun their work. In an abundance of caution, additional air quality testing from ESI Environmental Solutions is being conducted and Esperanza Middle School (EMS) will remain virtual through Tuesday, August 27th. For both Monday, August 26th and Tuesday, August 27th students will follow the regular bell schedule to attend all of their classes online.
Local women speak on the importance on inclusivity in education and medicine
DELMARVA – Women’s Equality Day is a time to recognize the courage of generations of visionaries who fought to work toward a more equitable future for women and girls in America. This is also time to learn more about the challenges women face in the workplace, and how systems in place can be changed to make things equitable across the board.
Injured Bald Eagle Plucked From River in Daring Rescue By College Staffers in Maryland (WATCH)
A bald eagle, injured and alone near the Chesapeake Bay, earned an A+ for the staff at Washington College after they made a daring rescue along the rocky banks of the Chester River on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Two weeks ago, David Kramer noticed a post on Facebook asking if...
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