Salisbury, MD News

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• Horrific Sifrits case emotionally tough for officer
• 2002 double murder shocks Ocean City area
• Delmarva sees high melanoma rate
• Despite economic recovery, families struggle
• Synthetic drugs seized from Boardwalk businesses
• Fairmount hosts annual festival
• Police: Human element can't be replaced by technology
• Salute to Veterans: Man served as Army dentist
• Sea grass disappears from Maryland's coastal bays
• The Sifrits: 10 Years Later: 'What were they thinking?'
• Vets claim Bethany 'un-American'
• Accomack businessman dies in head-on collision
• ACLU: Disciplinary measures against trooper in Princess Anne incident should be public
• Hearing postponed for Hebron father of son who shot himself
• Motions hearing in Salisbury wastewater treatment plant lawsuit postponed
• Vacant Wicomico buildings ripe for crime
• Somerset sheriff says $1.1M ruling will break him
• Sun helps fill Ocean City with visitors
• Musicians will have to pay to play in Dewey Beach
• Play It Safe returns to OC
• Man gets life plus 51 years for murder
• Man gets life plus 51 years for murder
• Dead dolphin found along Rehoboth shore
• Grand jury to hear Accomack murder charges
• Wicomocio play to focus on social, diversity issues
• Dead dolphin found along Rehoboth shore
• Grand jury to hear Accomack murder charges
• Wicomocio play to focus on social, diversity issues
• Ocean city group hopes to add to artificial reef
• Ocean city group hopes to add to artificial reef
• DelDOT: Route 54 work complete
• Salisbury hopes to improve cyclists' routes
• DelDOT: Route 54 work complete
• Salisbury hopes to improve cyclists' routes
• Wicomico BOE urges parents to speak up on funding
• Feldman's building closer to revamp
• Wicomico BOE urges parents to speak up on funding
• Feldman's building closer to revamp
• Water temps just right
• Water temps just right
• Pires to challenge Carper for Senate seat
• NASA chief visits Wallops site
• Bridge opens in time for holiday
• Somerset plant investigated
• Delinquent taxes land homes in Worcester County auction
• Salisbury City Council nixes funding for Rivers Edge project
• Worcester County picks schools superintendent
• Maryland and Delaware listed in Top 10 for hospitality to cyclists
• Crisfield council candidate charged with DUI
• Officials want vacant motel destroyed
• Barrier Island Center marks big anniversary
• Property tax rebate in Sussex County's draft budget
• O'Malley signs chicken arsenic ban
• Bethany Beach council approves plan for summer movie nights
• Man faces drug charges despite swallowing evidence
• Memorial Day services planned across region
• Wicomico County withdraws application for MOE waiver
• Ocean City Town Council OKs budget
• Second special session to take on table games
• Freshmen who vowed change spent millions of tax dollars on mailings
• Somerset budget to keep current property tax rate
• Eastville hit-and-run motorist will serve jail time
• 'Splash Mobs' are fundraisers for Marine, Education, Research & Rehabilitation Institute
• Resort worker seriously injured in scooter mishap on Coastal Highway
• Salisbury man charged in rape of 13-year-old
• Palm tree planting is annual ritual at Seacrets
• Group of OC workers set up headquarters for collective bargaining effort
• The Bricks dispute still in legal limbo
• Tanger Outlets cited for air pollution
• Carnival fun for all returns to Hebron
• For beach patrols, preparation starts well before summer season
• Chesapeake Bay slowly swallows up Tangier
• Memorial Day events set to honor heroes
• Trayvon Martin's mother speaks at Baltimore church
• Rehoboth sets moratorium on construction by lakes
• Spanish immersion program to begin at Sussex elementary school
• Chincoteague downtown gets revamp
• Princess Anne to weigh sign ordinance revisions
• Bullying can be reported online in Indian River School District
• Salisbury City Council to tackle hot topics during marathon session
• Worcester ready for added cost
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• Former OC police officer, councilman Jay Hancock dies
• Berlin tables creation of contractors license
• Businessman recalled as 'true success story'
• Former Wicomico coach will have two trials for child sex abuse
• Officials: Wind bill would hurt Somerset
• Salisbury gets skate park funding
• Offshore wind 'backbone' still a plus for Del.
• Worcester is itchin' for scaly animals
• Somerset deputy awarded $1.1M
• Third Friday to kick off new art gallery
• Walls found not guilty in Bratten murder case
• Cars, memories roll into OC
• Prominent Salisbury landlord suffers self-inflicted gunshot wound to chest, police say
• Panel: Crisfield financial disclosure stays
• Arrest made in Worcester Humane Society theft
• Can't make it to Pimlico? Watch at Ocean Downs
• Court rules against Sussex Council's use of prayer
• New OC manager plans for future
• Somerset ends ROTC merger plan
• Va. panel hears exec's appeal
• Wicomico parent asks for bus driver to be fired
• Wicomico prosecutor pushes for first-degree murder conviction
• Delmar outdoor theater plan moves forward
• Tax increase splits Shore lawmakers
• Strawberry fields? For now, but not forever
• Park bridges may be closed for summer
• Wicomico school board member signs letter of resignation
• Decatur launches anti-bully campaign
• Senate OKs income tax hike
• Fruitland girl OK after alleged pit bull attack
• Group brightens Crisfield beach
• Delaware officials meet to discuss inland bays
• Salisbury council drafts voting change
• Princess Anne updates streets to meet Americans with Disabilities Act requirements
• Ocean City makes changes in leadership
• Fire chiefs seek funding increase
• Art and Fine Craft Show 2012
• Changing of guard set on Somerset Commission
• Ocean City braces for street performers
• Paving projects scarce with tight budget
• Salisbury council OKs controversial Linens of the Week demo funds
• Berlin enjoys 'renaissance'
• Arts sculpt learning at Snow Hill Elementary
• WORCESTER BIZ: Berlin enjoys 'renaissance'
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• Assault charge dropped against Jennifer Foxwell
• Gas pipe puncture causes evacuation
• Rabies here to stay on Shore
• Wicomico school funding remains unknown
• Redistricting, tax rate, budget on Salisbury agenda
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• Beau Biden proud of his dad, Obama on gay marriage
• Radio station works to reach Hispanics, will host festival in Salisbury
• Horseshoe crab population rises
• Salisbury University conducts study of use of mediation by judiciary
• Plan to control Canada geese shows mixed results
• Shore YMCAs to merge
• Retiring Andes reflects on career in Worcester County
• Harris, residents share views on Postal Service
• OC sees increase in Springfest weekend population estimate
• Dewey tightens noise restrictions on businesses
• Virginia's Eastern Shore gets wine region signage
• Veteran has spent much of life on the water
• Pet waste is a problem in beach towns
• Salisbury fundraiser aids furry friends
• Parkside Apartments complex remains a magnet for crimes
• The great grilling debate: Gas vs. charcoal
• Controlled burn bans can leave farmers buried in debris
• Man jailed after five-hour standoff with police
• Man found guilty of malicious wounding with brick in Exmore
• Laurel students protest school layoffs
• Consultant found guilty in Maryland robocall case
• Mediacom reps meet, speak with community members in Ocean View
• Earl Bradley case: Claim could hold Medical Society, doctors accountable for not acting
• Fruitland police look forward to new building
• Somerset homeowners get help with repairs
• Ocean City will welcome new city manager June 11
• Worcester liquor department instills trust
• Delaware House OKs bill on sheriff powers
• Delaware House OKs bill on sheriff powers
• Property offered to Crisfield
• Property offered to Crisfield
• Rental changes may hurt Ocean City biz
• Rental changes may hurt Ocean City biz
• Salisbury man charged with attempted murder
• Ocean Pines boat club members more than mariners
• Four held in Sussex burglary cases
• Delaware troopers keep watch on roadwork
• Man falls to death from OC balcony
• Food stamps expand to farmers markets
• Salisbury man charged with attempted murder
• Bridge potholes embitter Pocomoke drivers
• Ocean Pines boat club members more than mariners
• Delaware troopers keep watch on roadwork
• Food stamps expand to farmers markets
• SHA: Bridge potholes embitter Pocomoke drivers
• Four held in Sussex burglary cases
• Man falls to death from OC balcony
• Postal Service says no rural offices will close
• Berlin duo turns metalworking hobby into business
• Preakness back to being 'people's party'
• Pocomoke City chooses restaurant tenant
• Alleged kitten killer in custody
• Delaware voters pick school board members
• Symposium planned as part of technology transfer push
• Ocean City slashes tax rate by 1 cent
• Road upgrades planned in Salisbury
• Md. special session approaches
• Princess Anne residents voice ire about tax hike plan
• Princess Anne residents voice ire about tax hike plan
• OCEAN CITY: Manager candidate's decision due today
• SPCA seeks alleged kitten killer
• Laurel extends curfew at Carvel Gardens complex
• In Ocean Pines, what's good for geese is bad for residents
• Delaware marine institute still waiting on needed grant funds
• Group criticizes O'Malley, Perdue ties
• Sussex County institutes dress code for county employees
• Graduate: Dream achieved thanks to Wor-Wic
• Wicomico sheriff plans pickup for seniors' old prescriptions
• OCEAN CITY: Manager candidate's decision due today
• SPCA seeks alleged kitten killer
• In Ocean Pines, what's good for geese is bad for residents
• Group criticizes O'Malley, Perdue ties
• Graduate: Dream achieved thanks to Wor-Wic
• Laurel extends curfew at Carvel Gardens complex
• Delaware marine institute still waiting on needed grant funds
• Sussex County institutes dress code for county employees
• Wicomico sheriff plans pickup for seniors' old prescriptions
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• Consultant: Robocall was meant to stimulate votes
• Mistrial declared in Accomac trial of third beating defendant
• Grants, education budget top Somerset meeting agenda
• Chicken catchers orkers vote to organize
• Maciarello to address graduates
• Ocean City will jam to its own theme song
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• Auschwitz survivor speaks
• Consultant: Robocall was meant to stimulate votes
• Phone fraud on rise
• Mistrial declared in Accomac trial of third beating defendant
• Salisbury hostage incident ends safely
• Grants, education budget top Somerset meeting agenda
• Chicken catchers orkers vote to organize
• Maciarello to address graduates
• Phone fraud on rise
• Ocean City will jam to its own theme song
• Auschwitz survivor speaks
• Salisbury hostage incident ends safely
• Salisbury walk aids those with kidney disease
• Salisbury residents needed to fill openings on boards, commissions
• Officials seek funding for lifeguards outside Fenwick town limits
• Millsboro man gets 15 years for sex offenses
• Committee makes noise level suggestion for Dewey Beach
• Neighborhood watch could form in Dewey
• High prices ground Delmarva poultry
• High prices ground Delmarva poultry
• Alleged traveling crime couple caught
• Man in custody after shot by police
• Free Chick-Fil-A comes with new store
• Bill would keep Delaware employers out of social media
• Planner sales will aid South Bethany Beach Patrol
• Ocean City-Berlin Optimist Club continues to serve community after 40 years
• Organization honors Sussex 911 center
• Salute to Veterans: Military discipline gives motivation to overcome
• Wicomico library center can help job search
• Zoo announces new addition
• Shore elected officials prefer traditional communication
• Salisbury bike lane initiative gains traction
• Graduates to enter improving job market
• Rezoning recommendation given for Berlin property
• WICOMICO: Attorney for murder suspect withdraws criminal motions
• Princess Anne Commissioner White withdraws bid for re-election
• Food bank seeks funds to feed Delaware children
• Organization expands reach on Shore
• Pending investigation, Culver still can't contact mother
• Bus cameras encourage safety in Delaware
• Seacrets and Sheriff's Office work on security deal
• Low water levels cause problem for boats in Wenona
• Work moves to inside of Hebron station
• OC convention center interim director a 'utility player'
• Dig held to find projectile points
• Somerset BOE budget cuts jobs
• Springfest is 'excuse to come to the beach'
• Mikulski touts Shore broadband
• Fireworks to return to Salisbury
• Delaware sheriff powers bill filed
• Restaurant offers challenge for eaters
• The Charcoal Grill moves, expands
• Del. police gather to salute fallen officer
• Ocean City body identified as that of missing man
• Exmore barber is the king of cuts
• Get set to pay for parking in Delaware beach towns
• Fisher's Popcorn king, 83, dies
• Princess Anne fire station sign fires up controversy
• Weeds gone wild
• O'Malley, leaders agree on special session dates
• Retrial date set in murder case
• Dorman wins Snow Hill mayoral election
• Ethics panel: No conflict of interest
• Ocean City body identified as that of missing man
• Exmore barber is the king of cuts
• Get set to pay for parking in Delaware beach towns
• Fisher's Popcorn king, 83, dies
• Weeds gone wild on Sussex farm fields
• COURTS: Retrial date set in murder case
• Salisbury ethics panel: No conflict of interest on attorney matter
• Princess Anne fire station sign fires up controversy
• O'Malley, leaders agree on special session dates
• Dorman wins Snow Hill mayoral election
• Md. attorney general acts to block DNA ruling
• Somerset County residents' attorney sounds off on turbines
• Pit bulls 'inherently dangerous,' court says
• Mailbox rule irks Wicomico resident
• When it comes to Springfest, don't forget about the food
• Budget confusion continues in Wicomico County
• Ocean City enjoys reserve fund surplus
• Ocean City manager negotiations begin
• Salisbury scraps redistricting plans
• Ocean City expects fewer foreign workers
• Support for SU dean surfaces
• Rezoning sought for land near Ocean Pines
• Man found guilty in officer assault
• Ocean City woman gets probation for harassing calls
• Shore counties near bottom in Virginia health rankings
• Lewes church goes green
• Ocean View town manager resigns, returns to Wicomico County
• Wicomico councilman investigated by police
• Ocean City could pick city manager today despite controversy
• Support for SU dean surfaces
• Salisbury welcomes fireboat
• Circuit judge hears Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital arguments
• Circuit judge hears Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital arguments
• Accomack: Two mayors face challengers
• South Bethany to beautify town
• Accomack: Two mayors face challengers
• South Bethany to beautify town
• Fifth Minotaur rocket to launch next year in Virginia
• Indian River Inlet Bridge expected to fully open by Memorial Day
• Fifth Minotaur rocket to launch next year in Virginia
• Indian River Inlet Bridge expected to fully open by Memorial Day
• Bethany plans to offer free Wi-Fi
• Man gives alpacas a haircut on Eastern Shore of Virginia
• Bethany plans to offer free Wi-Fi
• Man gives alpacas a haircut on Eastern Shore of Virginia
• Wicomico County Council to get look at budget Tuesday
• Tourette's, loss of prescribing doctor give Sharptown man pain, big bills
• Tourette's, loss of prescribing doctor give Sharptown man pain, big bills
• Wicomico County Council to get look at budget Tuesday
• Cost of cooling could be a lethal summer
• Cost of cooling could be a lethal summer
• Missing person cases can end differently, but always prompt swift action from police
• Bicyclist killed in accident on North Salisbury Boulevard
• Police apprehend man wanted in Wicomico County at BWI
• Sponsor pulls legislation on sheriff power in Sussex
• Open Mic nights offer new forum for self-expression in Bethany
• Salute to Veterans: 'In Vietnam, I should have been dead 20 times over'
• Fundraiser to be held for Berlin boy with rare syndrome
• Carvers gather at festival
• 'Hygiene hypothesis' gains credence in explaining food allergy prevalence
• Municipalities around Shore set to raise taxes
• Md. police halt some DNA collections after ruling
• For President Obama, bin Laden killing becomes campaign tool
• Mock terrorism drill at Washington High tests school and police
• Wicomico emergency notices available on cellphones
• Couple slain in Greenwood home
• Snow Hill candidates discuss jobs, housing
• New Mexican restaurant to open in Rehoboth
• One dead in crash on Route 113 in Pocomoke
• Parents join in Crisfield High talks
• Salisbury Festival under way
• Construction projects get go-ahead in Somerset
• Antares test flight from Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport planned for August
• Report: Del. fails on ozone pollution
• House to vote today on student loans
• Berlin council agrees to simplify height ordinance
• Pocomoke woman charged in $400,000 embezzlement case
• Salisbury man sentenced to 24 years for child sex abuse
• Missing man last seen in OC
• Ireton hopes to mend SU, Salisbury relations after War on the Shore party
• Motorcyclists ride into OC for Bikes to the Beach
• Video shows beer cans thrown at Salisbury police
• Worcester County names four finalists for superintendent
• Ocean City seasonal officers key to summer safety
• Ocean City councilman calls job finalist
• Accused killer, accomplice denied bond in Sheddy case
• Auction of Bradley home will let neighbors 'get on with life'
• Senate passes postal bill co-authored by Delaware's Carper
• Wicomico Public Library main branch puts stop to coupon cutting
• Salisbury Festival 2012
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• Easton mail center may be safe
• Pepper spray incident sparks debate
• O'Malley foresees 2 special sessions
• Berlin earns Certificate of Sustainability
• Jury convicts Hill in murder of woman
• Delaware blazes new farm trail
• Magistrate judge hands over reins to successor
• Bethany, Rehoboth named best boardwalks in America by magazine
• Somerset to revise wind energy plan
• Wicomico schools: $14.2M hike in MOE threatens without funding agreement
• Ocean Pines golf course to see new markers, greens
• Georgetown's La Red opens new health facility
• Ocean Pines golf course to see new markers, greens
• Georgetown's La Red opens new health facility
• Murder trial begins for William Hill
• Wi-Hi teacher pleads guilty to sex abuse of student
• Somerset wind farm debate continues
• Some Virginia officers have a nose for marijuana
• Salisbury hopes to retain officers
• Mounted patrol is no horseplay
• Poodles return to Salisbury
• Police use pepper spray at college party
• Murder trial begins for William Hill
• Wi-Hi teacher pleads guilty to sex abuse of student
• Somerset wind farm debate continues
• Mounted patrol is no horseplay
• Salisbury hopes to retain officers
• Poodles return to Salisbury
• Some Virginia officers have a nose for marijuana
• Police use pepper spray at college party
• Swing-state unemployment down, Obama's chances up
• Berlin seeks input on loosening of height restrictions
• Salisbury University gives out Bernstein Awards
• Decision expected on Salisbury legal budget today
• Salisbury Festival celebrates 30th year
• Event in Salisbury aids premature babies
• Wicomico officials expect state to hold special session
• Oral contraceptives taken for reasons other than preventing pregnancy
• Rain doesn't wash out Race for the Cure in Ocean City
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• From Another Perspective: Hospital chaplain with disability shares secret of her success
• School will begin alternative energy program
• Ocean City welcomes soldiers
• Army Corps airman received medal of honor
• Georgetown woman named Mother of Year
• Atlantic Sturgeon make northward move early
• Bethany Beach seeks volunteer museum docents for summer
• Third straight season of dry weather would hurt farms
• Summer job outlook is bright
• GPS units to be required on Wicomico school buses
• Fruitland begins search for new town manager
• Money sought for veterans' shelter
• Accomack man says pay for injured cow not enough
• Universities face steep cuts
• OC's lifeguards prep for return
• Beware of ticks as summer weather approaches
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• Md. would be first to have social media password protection law
• Judges seem wary of overruling tobacco judgment
• Virginia man who contracted Legionnaires' files lawsuit against OC hotel
• Dewey debuts chair sponsorship program
• Another Worcester principal to fill in at Decatur
• Ocean View works facility may be built soon
• OC budget raises property tax
• Navy asks Shore counties for land study
• OC fire department sees cadet rise
• Crisfield High restructuring plan OK'd
• Chesapeake crabs at highest level since 1993
• Phase 1 of Boardwalk project nears finish
• 'We need Ocean City'
• Gingrich makes stop in Sussex
• Officials foresee Route 54 work being finished by Memorial Day
• Somerset expands school uniforms to high schools
• Poultry leaders honor growers at Salisbury Booster Banquet
• Salisbury man faces 'dumping' charges
• Boda to run for Congress as Libertarian
• Park idea floated for 94th Street in OC
• Ocean City gives workers $1,000 bonuses
• Weekend to help raise money for OC's Baby Ava
• 2012 Zoobilation tickets now available
• Chesapeake gets D+ on report card
• Salisbury engineer leads drive for bike paths
• Wicomico County Council puts budget on hold, but approves tax increase
• Salisbury Zoo's Earth Day Celebration
• The Wall Street heretic who called Apple's swoon
• Space shuttle Discovery lands at new museum home
• Crisfield fire spreads to nearby woods
• Princess Anne budget meeting turns into fight
• Berlin mayor proposes property tax cut
• Councilman, treasurer Richard Thomas dies
• Salisbury property tax may rise
• Marion man dies in Eden crash
• Selbyville bar owners question new rules
• Man gets 63 years in case in which man was left for dead
• Abandoned horses receive new home
• Work at Ocean City airport under way
• Increase in Salisbury City Council legal budget expected
• Wallops sets up for test of giant Antares rocket
• Dew Tour to bring high-flying feats back to Ocean City
• Crisfield High restructuring plan sent back to school board
• 'Extreme drought conditions have farmers, firefighters alarmed
• New OCtoberfest attractions may come to Ocean City
• Election redistricting among work session topics in Salisbury
• Events center around Earth
• Wicomico Destination ImagiNation teams show smarts
• CAMP Rehoboth trains summer officers for 20th year
• New laws help Maryland veterans
• Our Towns
• Wicomico County Council to get fiscal year 2013 budget
• Ocean City comedy show puts spotlight on suicide prevention
• Discovering clues for a cause
• Firefighters extinguish blaze in Berlin
• Input sought on oyster plan for Chesapeake Bay
• Salisbury mother faces child neglect charges
• Perdue lends a hand at cleanup event
• Group bonds against multiple sclerosis
• Veteran: Military experience 'taught me what is important'
• Butch Arbin will return to Ocean City Beach Patrol for 40th year
• 93-year-old from Bishopville shares firefighting, farm stories
• Anti-crime canvassing begins in Newtown
• STD rates high among Shore teens
• Maryland senator files ethics complaint
• Navy begins moving items of crash victims
• Maryland senator files ethics complaint
• Navy begins moving items of crash victims
• Fathers, children bond at breakfast in Berlin
• Ocean Pines Association awaits bids for Yacht Club project
• Fathers, children bond at breakfast in Berlin
• Ocean Pines Association awaits bids for Yacht Club project
• Cohen to Salisbury council: 'Show a little respect'
• Two budgets on the table in Wicomico
• Cohen to Salisbury council: 'Show a little respect'
• Two budgets on the table in Wicomico
• The next queen of the surf world
• The next queen of the surf world
• West OC man: County killed my house cat
• West OC man: County killed my house cat
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• Residents take action on Route 54 roadwork
• Teen suicides focus of forum
• Fire destroys Berlin woodworking shop
• Landlord files lawsuit against city of Salisbury
• O'Malley accepts part of blame for budget
• Maryland passes measure to address child identity theft
• Child abuse prevention highlighted
• Council agrees to end staggered elections
• There's still time to file taxes
• Landlord files lawsuit against city of Salisbury
• District 1: LaFerla concedes to Rosen in Democratic primary
• 911 tapes detail trooper-involved fatal shooting in Somerset County
• GOP businessman to run for governor in Delaware
• Resort close to signing marketing deal
• Somerset OKs shelter plan
• Ocean Pines to appeal tax case
• Snow Hill elections coming May 1
• $50K grant to help mentor program
• New Walmart in Berlin draws super-sized crowd
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• Charges filed in Trayvon Martin case
• Somerset businesses await punishment for alcohol violations
• Somerset businesses await punishment for alcohol violations
• Wicomico County Board of Education approves attire rules
• EDUCATION: Wicomico County school board approves attire rules
• Mild weather gives blue crabs early start
• Berlin sewer plans move ahead
• Mild weather gives blue crabs early start
• Berlin sewer plans move ahead
• MARYLAND: After end-of-session failure, legislators likely to return, but when?
• Legislative roundup
• 3 Md. school workers split Mega Millions win
• Evidence against Bradley defended in appeal
• Group looks to improve downtown Millsboro
• O'Malley signs school budget bill
• Legislative roundup
• 3 Md. school workers split Mega Millions win
• After end-of-session failure, legislators likely to return, but when?
• Evidence against Bradley defended in appeal
• Group looks to improve downtown Millsboro
• O'Malley signs school budget bill
• Two accidents, one fatal, occur within 30 minutes
• Ocean City firefighters offer home safety checks
• New race to aid first responders in Bethany Beach
• Memorandum of understanding seeks clarity on OC tourism funds
• Berlin Super Walmart ready to open
• Farmland holds value
• POLICE REPORT
• Maryland legislative roundup
• Delaware officials seek input on cyberbullying
• Former Onancock employee convicted of stealing from town
• Seaford tries novel approach
• Seaford tries novel approach
• $58 million budget approved in Accomack
• $58 million budget approved in Accomack
• Law will enable Delaware schools to hire more teachers
• Law will enable Delaware schools to hire more teachers
• Hearings are today for businesses that failed alcohol compliance checks in Somerset
• Hearings are today for businesses that failed alcohol compliance checks in Somerset
• Berlin to consider allowing taller homes
• Berlin to consider allowing taller homes
• Ocean City-Berlin Optimist Club celebrates 40 years
• Ocean City-Berlin Optimist Club celebrates 40 years
• Incumbents unopposed in Hebron
• Salisbury City Council to discuss legal fund shortfall and zoo concession stand
• Salisbury City Council to discuss legal fund shortfall and zoo concession stand
• Incumbents unopposed in Hebron
• Student attire policy vote will come Tuesday in Wicomico
• Student attire policy vote will come Tuesday in Wicomico
• No trial set yet in Hudson Farm lawsuit
• No trial set yet in Hudson Farm lawsuit
• Service taught veteran patience, responsibility
• Rehoboth growing as same-sex couple community
• From Another Perspective: Disability Advocates of Delmarva Inc. seeks members
• Maryland panel makes progress on income tax hike
• Headman, Fields will not seek re-election in South Bethany
• OC Rally to have Halloween theme
• Resort embraces day of kindness
• OC officials, business owners worry about bill to lift casino restrictions
• Tax refunds boost car sales
• Autism spectrum diagnoses become more common
• Man sentenced for stealing meat from Walmart
• Youth theater program offers intense focus on acting
• Ocean Pines' unofficial historian dies at 72
• Onancock man indicted for murder
• Police seek to upgrade vehicles
• Annual kite festival returns
• Shore entrepreneur dies at 81
• Delegate outlines House gambling plan
• SU students on guard
• Farmers markets in season
• UMES student named Bernstein winner
• Sussex board paid $4,500 to do nothing
• Stickels named Dewey town manager
• Delmar to take loan on new well
• OC looks to market in Canada
• Elected school board proposal stuck in committee
• Princess Anne re-election declaration draws ire
• 'Puppy court' is now in session
• Ospreys make their return to region
• Police probe fatal Delaware school bus crash
• Del. offender monitoring may be altered
• Patrons use Web to save Crisfield tiki bar
• 1st District race up in air for Democratic candidates
• Negro League collection on display in Snow Hill
• SU student receives prestigious scholarship
• Police arrest Salisbury man for alleged handgun violations
• Gas detector saves lives of two in OC
• OC raise debate draws council reaction
• Obama's health care law at center of Shore forum
• Shore counties get low health scores; Somerset worst in Md.
• Redistricting again stalled by Salisbury City Council
• Redistricting again stalled by Salisbury City Council
• Ruling: Salisbury did not violate meetings act
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• POLICE REPORT
• In group lottery wins, splitting the spoils can be difficult
• Student loan debt could stall economic growth
• FDA probes salmonella outbreak reported in 19 states
• Ruling: Salisbury did not violate meetings act
• House members say changes needed to gaming bill
• Democrats sharpen attack as GOP rallies behind Romney
• Ride-all-day shuttle fee at West Ocean City Park & Ride likely to go up
• Ocean View church members become home builders in Costa Rica
• Forum in Salisbury aims to clarify health care law facts
• SU explores new options in Ecuador
• Redistricting decision nears in Salisbury
• Foreign Worcester residents make learning English first priority
• Three Democrats vie to face Rep. Andy Harris
• Romney gets mixed reviews on Lower Shore
• HALO Cafe serves 100,000th meal to those in need
• Maryland bill would let casinos add table games
• Titanic's legacy: A fascination with disasters
• Md. hopes to win sales with sustainable crab
• Lifetime member joins on initial day of golf course project in Pines
• Greens work begins in Ocean Pines
• Veteran served underwater in submarine
• Cat rescued from 50 foot high perch in Cashville
• HealthFest offers fun, screenings and more in Salisbury
• Titanic's legacy: A fascination with disasters
• Armory receives 'modern military' upgrade
• Md. hopes to win sales with sustainable crab
• Wicomico County offers sex education grants
• Lifetime member joins on initial day of golf course project in Pines
• Maryland bill would let casinos add table games
• Greens work begins in Ocean Pines
• Veteran served underwater in submarine
• Cat rescued from 50 foot high perch in Cashville
• HealthFest offers fun, screenings and more in Salisbury
• Armory receives 'modern military' upgrade
• Wicomico County offers sex education grants
• Search on after alleged Northampton rape
• Solar panels could save Somerset County Sanitary District money
• Cigarette smuggling a growing problem in Maryland
• Worcester Liquor Boarder employee gets probation for DUI
• Water taxi plans Lewes-Dewey run
• Teen charged in Somerset murder denied move to juvenile court
• Beach Patrol tryout season in swing
• BrewGrass brings local beer, music together
• Air Force debated disposal of 9/11 remains
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• Somerset County's No. 1 educator inspired by her own teachers
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• Resort booth OK'd
• Smithsonian showcases replica of prehistoric monster snake
• Two Seaford teenagers held in shooting
• Offshore wind nears final House vote
• Easter parades planned
• ACLU eyes proposed Salisbury redistricting
• Reserve fund critical to Wicomico budget
• Chesapeake grasses down in 2011
• Change may come to Ocean View medical coverage
• Worcester Commissioners discuss new budget
• Greenhouse grows year round
• Dinner honoring friend to end
• Panel: No conflict in hiring attorney
• Postmaster pitches stamp increase to 50 cents in testimony to House
• Father charged with manslaughter in 4-year-old son's death
• Education legislation amendment cuts financial burden for Wicomico
• Ocean City urges invading Junebugs to Play it Safe
• For some, Canada geese a persistent problem
• Gingrich addresses SU students' concerns
• Kids learn about climate change
• Cold weather worries farmers
• Va. man gets face transplant at U. of Md.
• Senate OKs bill to limit septic systems
• Man convictd in hit-and-run to face deportation
• After delays, Wallops launches five rockets
• Ocean City Town Council moves ahead with scooter regulations
• Virginia OKs bay wind turbine
• Cold weather worries farmers
• Va. man gets face transplant at U. of Md.
• Kids learn about climate change
• Senate OKs bill to limit septic systems
• For some, Canada geese a persistent problem
• Man convictd in hit-and-run to face deportation
• Gingrich addresses SU students' concerns
• After delays, Wallops launches five rockets
• Ocean City Town Council moves ahead with scooter regulations
• Virginia OKs bay wind turbine
• Summer camp expo is today
• Departments make budget cuts
• Crisfield plans party for 140th anniversary
• Ethics hearing held on attorney
• Rehoboth, Dewey beaches net family-friendly acclaim
• Gingrich to speak to SU campus community
• Coach indicted on sex charges
• Direct from farm to family
• Melfa man dies in hit-and-run crash after report of shots fired
• OC scopes owner pleads guilty in tax case
• For Fruitland Police Department, 'excitement is building' about new facility
• Md. public-private partnership bill stirs debate
• Salisbury council to meet today
• South Bethany considers building permit fee system
• Crisfield approves loan for wind energy project
• OC scooter licensing moratorium could be lifted soon
• Salisbury armed robbery suspect sought
• Contractors for a Cause expands services to Worcester
• For teen suspect in Princess Anne homicide, key ruling set for this week
• Health care battle reaches Supreme Court
• Debate on mandating sprinklers centers on home builders' costs
• Man served in WWII, then National Guard
• From Another Perspective: 'Expect the unexpected' is motto of woman with disability
• After unseasonable temps, dolphins found in Delaware early
• GOP presidential candidates plan Maryland visits prior to primary
• Salisbury psychic uses ability to help clients
• Maryland ranks No. 3 on tornado risk list
• Students raise funds for cancer research at Game-A-Thon
• Younger workers finding jobs
• Worcester graduates leave county for careers
• Mathias withdraws from racing subsidy bill
• LOTTERIES
• House passes budget package
• Seaford man sentenced to life term in infant daughter's death
• Delaware has high obesity rate
• Mathias withdraws from racing subsidy bill
• LOTTERIES
• House passes budget package
• Seaford man sentenced to life term in infant daughter's death
• Delaware has high obesity rate
• Worcester sets plan to implement Common Core curriculum
• Dog shot by Chincoteague officer
• Clean water celebrated in Berlin
• Medical complex could come to Pines
• Burn ban for Wicomico unlikely
• OC restaurants expand businesses
• Teacher of the Year named
• LOTTERIES
• Postal bill vote to be held over Mikulski's opposition
• LOTTERIES
• WORCESTER Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Budget talks resume in unpopular session
• Mikulski celebrates her years in office
• Maryland senators vent anger over postal service situation
• Pork In The Park BBQ Festival 2012
• Year-round speed cameras on way
• The Salisbury School All School Musical
• Volunteers needed for Del. dune grass planting project
• Decatur principal promoted by BOE
• Students win Disney Planet science award
• Ocean City home gets OK for wind turbines
• Princess Anne ends its plan to deed two roads
• Wicomico may see rise in tax
• Worcester property rate hike 'inevitable'
• PRMC earns spot among 'best hospitals'
• OC puts spotlight on deals in summer
• UPDATED: With bill, Md. counties may pay more for schools
• Police charge two suspects in stabbing outside Selbyville bar
• Delays different at small airports
• Maryland House panel's revenue plan would tax fewer people
• Elderly Tangier Island woman dies in fire
• Wallops' 5-rocket launch reset for Wednesday
• Volunteer spreads 'joy of being smart'
• Mathias' cancer treatment bill gets unanimous OK
• Church organist from Exmore charged in robbery
• With bill, Md. counties may pay more for schools
• Man's conviction for a Worcester murder overturned
• Wicomico to update ethics code
• Delaware cancer rates on the decline
• Carvel Hall building plans show progress
• Kindergarten registration returns for Lower Shore
• Bomb threats in Sussex prompt swift, cautious action
• Bennett students track veterans' stories for project
• Traffic stop leads to police-involved shooting in Cambridge
• Home invasions would get stricter punishment with Delaware bill
• OC taxis could get approval to display ads
• Body of missing canoeist found
• Cutting for a cause in Pittsville
• Public hearing set on '13 Accomack budget
• Delaware releases students' midyear test scores
• Lawn mower, ATV drivers could face stricter DUI laws in Delaware
• Veteran feels effects of Agent Orange
• WORCESTER: Tyson backs out of railroad upgrade
• Sen. Bunting bids farewell
• Death penalty debate reignites in Md.
• Prescription opiate addiction a rising plague on Delmarva
• OC acts to enhance Boardwalk safety at night
• Federal grant money at stake for Marine Education, Research and Rehabilitation Institute
• OC heightens pedestrian safety
• OC heightens pedestrian safety
• Federal grant money at stake for Marine Education, Research and Rehabilitation Institute
• Md. DNR launches online licensing system
• Two ponies born on Assateague
• Air Force disciplines mortuary supervisors
• Opposing bills tackle manure regulations in Md.
• Seaford raid finds synthetic drug
• Bay Bridge toll increase hasn't altered traffic
• Berlin to develop architectural standards
• Selbyville closes loan to fix water issues
• 2 ponies born on Assateague
• Opposing bills tackle manure regulations in Maryland
• Bay Bridge toll increase hasn't altered traffic
• Md. DNR launches online licensing system
• Air Force disciplines mortuary supervisors
• Seaford raid finds synthetic drug
• Berlin to develop architectural standards
• Selbyville closes loan to fix water issues
• Drowned man ID'd
• Daylight saving still have you sleepy?
• The bikinis go marching
• It's called 'sustainability'
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Senate OKs budget, including income tax
• Social media opens up and helps fight bullying epidemic
• Northampton police seek bank robber
• Wastewater truck strikes utility pole in OC
• Somerset wants level funding for schools
• Ocean View picks new town manager
• DUI enforcement to increase around St. Patrick's Day
• Alleged SU flasher apprehended
• Study shows Assateague's broad impact
• Hail to the chief: UMES' new president gets warm welcome
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Gov. O'Malley pitches gas tax
• 30-year sentence declared in OC rape case
• Store carries on with old feel
• Del. senator Bunting set to retire
• Romney increasingly hits Obama, ignores GOP rivals
• Va. jobless rate is 5.8 percent in January, at three-year low
• Chesapeake Bay Foundation: Maryland plan underfunded
• Team to look over Laurel school finances
• Is Mystic Harbour tilting? Sinkholes alarm residents
• High gas prices have many hurting
• Bill would make animal abusers pay for care
• Bakery owners settle their lawsuit with Accohannock tribe
• Bakery owners settle their lawsuit with Accohannock tribe
• Cop who said he wanted to meet Jesus remains jailed
• Cop who said he wanted to meet Jesus remains jailed
• Pharmacies take action on OxyContin
• Pharmacies take action on OxyContin
• Delaware panel reports on child mental health needs
• Chincoteague residents show opinion against new fire/EMS tax
• Delaware panel reports on child mental health needs
• Chincoteague residents show opinion against new fire/EMS tax
• Man who sold synthetic drug gets fine, probation
• Budget topics, landfill fees on Somerset agenda
• Ocean Pines seeks more firefighters
• Man who sold synthetic drug gets fine, probation
• Budget topics, landfill fees on Somerset agenda
• Ocean Pines seeks more firefighters
• Sussex chef, brewer up for honors
• Lewes man crashes car into house, dies
• Sussex chef, brewer up for honors
• Lewes man crashes car into house, dies
• Frankford to add fitness path at park
• Wicomico County Board of Education expected to OK $160 million budget
• OC council to discuss safety
• Wanted: Man who allegedly tried to run down officer in Laurel
• Crosswalk donation on Salisbury agenda
• Millville Volunteer Fire Company's Ladies Auxiliary prepares for Easter Candy Sale
• Accomack sets uniform fire and EMS tax code
• Five rockets to illuminate dark skies from Wallops
• Girl Scouts gather in Ocean City for days of fun -- and a world record
• Delaware to award thousands in specialty crop grants
• Evolution leaves Delmar with mixed emotions
• From Another Perspective: Woman overcomes disability, earns career
• Evolution move boon for brewer and Salisbury
• Berlin building revamp honoring lawyer gets cold shoulder
• Veteran: Serving in military 'made a man out of me'
• Golden Ticket winner gets $20K for car payment
• Dogs' best friend
• 2012 off to violent start with shootings
• Evolution leaves Delmar with mixed emotions
• Evolution move boon for brewer and Salisbury
• MILITARY
• Our Towns
• From Another Perspective: Woman overcomes disability, earns career
• Berlin building revamp honoring lawyer gets cold shoulder
• Veteran: Serving in military 'made a man out of me'
• Golden Ticket winner gets $20K for car payment
• Dogs' best friend
• MILITARY
• 2012 off to violent start with shootings
• Retired OC police dog dies
• Decisions near on two ethics complaints in Salisbury
• Arrest made in threatening letters sent to Congress
• State briefs
• Enthusiastic crowd greets Obama in Va.
• One week later, canoeist still missing
• Owner: Former Pusey Country Store is salvageable
• Center to preserve land for herons
• More charges delay trial of man alleged to have caused Baby Ava car crash
• Warmer weather expected to help spring fishing outlook
• Rules may change for Shore hunters
• Maryland asks for stay during gun permit ruling appeal
• Input sought for new voter lines in Salisbury
• Committee phases in pension split in Maryland
• Maryland asks for stay during gun permit ruling appeal
• One cleared of charges in Painter-area shootout
• Millville considers creating policies for volunteer group
• Seaford family to get money makeover
• Somerset youth center faces funding shortfall
• DNREC: No plans for IR breakwater
• Blood clots are common and 'fatal'
• Input sought for new voter lines
• Wi-Hi goes back to the '80s
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Committee phases in pension split in Maryland
• Somerset to take control of two streets
• UMES picks new president
• Salisbury stores, police team up to fight shoplifters
• Park & Ride cost bumped up
• LOTTERIES
• Man gets 20 years for Salisbury drug distribution
• Charges follow alleged attack on rescuers in Virginia
• Competitive wages lead to Sussex police shuffling
• Ocean City music fest planners ask for 2013 date
• Somerset to take control of two streets
• Park & Ride cost bumped up
• Salisbury stores, police team up to fight shoplifters
• UMES picks new president
• Man gets 20 years for Salisbury drug distribution
• Mild winter may bring out bugs
• Charges follow alleged attack on rescuers in Virginia
• Competitive wages lead to Sussex police shuffling
• Ocean City music fest planners ask for 2013 date
• Court: Ocean Pines owes back taxes
• Wicomico BOE expects some fee increases
• Pressure on for Worcester school funds
• UMES Greenhouse awaits claims process
• Suspect implicated in three pharmacy holdups
• Somerset County residents voice concerns about turbines
• Police: Witness saw boy, 4, handle gun before shooting
• LOTTERIES
• Northampton woman gets jail time for bilking welfare
• Salisbury council nixes oversight request
• Va. man stabs 2 rescue workers in Accomack
• Colburn seeks to punish Maryland law clinic by sending funds to farmers
• Judge keeps Hudson Farm trial in motion
• No Child waiver would free up money
• Companion charged with burglary as search for boater continues
• Bill would triple OC wine, beer festivals
• Va. man stabs 2 rescue workers in Accomack
• Judge keeps Hudson Farm trial in motion
• Police charge third suspect in shooting death of Delmar man
• Companion charged with burglary as search for boater continues
• Lawmakers to turn focus to Md. budget
• Shore lawmakers introduce 'Ava's Law'
• Bill would triple OC wine, beer festivals
• Worcester County Commissioners to consider school board budget
• Big-name concert in OC not on for 2012
• Booros, Patterson win Milton election
• Settlement nears for Delmar's Lecates Building
• Maryland bill would aid slain officers' children
• Salisbury's Mayor Ireton wants more oversight
• Despite benefits, funding for Program Open Space often up for debate
• Man allegedly fired shots inside a Fruitland home
• Colburn files bill for more Natural Resources Police
• Wicomico detective fights child crime online
• Fishermen's input considered in Indian River parking decisions
• New scholarship honors three from Pocomoke
• Celebrities earn honorary degrees from UMES
• Veteran says Navy experience changed his life
• Students provide legal aid in Salisbury
• Group hopes to revive theater in Chincoteague
• Storm of '62 felt for years after devastation
• After years, cases remain unsolved
• Delmarva's perfect storm
• DUI ARRESTS ON THE SHORE
• 'They didn't need to kill him'
• Ghost pots put watermen to work during downtime
• UMES Gala stars arrive in OC
• Victim is ID'd in area shooting
• Cape Henlopen coach allegedly kissed 15-year-old player
• OC man missing after canoe capsizes near Fenwick
• Delmar men charged in fatal shooting
• Duplexes to be built in Fruitland
• Two compete for mayor seat in Snow Hill
• Probe clears funeral home
• Victim is ID'd in area shooting
• 'They didn't need to kill him'
• Cape Henlopen coach allegedly kissed 15-year-old player
• Ghost pots put watermen to work during downtime
• OC man missing after canoe capsizes near Fenwick
• UMES Gala stars arrive in OC
• Delmar men charged in fatal shooting
• Duplexes to be built in Fruitland
• Two compete for mayor seat in Snow Hill
• Probe clears funeral home
• Gay marriage now legal in Md.
• Deputy returns home from hospital after shooting
• Deputy returns home from hospital after shooting
• Students' 'Canival' to aid food bank
• Salisbury zoo family grows
• Salisbury zoo family grows
• Man murdered in Delmar
• Man murdered in Delmar
• Suspect unarmed when shot dead in Somerset
• Police: After using ax to break in, man threatened wife
• School tackles soup-er cause
• UMES leader may be named today
• Resort heads pull double duty
• Suspect unarmed when shot dead in Somerset
• School tackles soup-er cause
• UMES leader may be named today
• Somerset citizens speak out on wind turbines
• Schools bill would change game regarding maintanance of effort
• Deputy shot in standoff
• Deputy shot in standoff
• Voter registration deadline nears
• Occupier from Lewes faces weapon charges
• Two arrested in January Princess Anne burglary
• UMES preps for annual gala
• OC joins Main Street program
• Gas pipeline to reach Berlin by August
• Somerset County arrests two after indictments
• Those born on leap-year day celebrate today
• Students show them how it's done
• Graphic, video artist comes to SU
• LOTTERIES
• Actor to host gala; tickets available
• Mother allegedly assaulted after sub dispute
• Person of interest comes forward in robbery
• Dover sent 9/11 victims' remains to the landfill
• 'Baby Ava' out of hospital
• Proposed revenue cap loophole would affect Wicomico
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Delays blamed on flight authority
• ACCOMACK: Man charged in shooting death
• BERLIN: Baby whale dies in coastal bay
• Pocomoke couple thought to be missing found safe
• Salisbury councilwoman in hospital for blood clots
• Charge against former Wicomico prosecutor moved to inactive docket
• Princess Anne housing rehab effort ramps up
• Salisbury skate park may make industrial park home
• Salisbury City Council weighs cost of sidewalk
• Hospitality focus of Ocean City expo
• For beach towns, balance of visitors, residents delicate
• CRIME: Social media can play large role in teacher-student sexual situations
• Traveling tourism booth on Ocean City agenda
• Schools act on teen suicide
• SOMERSET WORCESTER Our Towns
• Creativity to be showcased in Selbyville
• Bethany officials approve development plan
• Dog park efforts continue in Lewes
• Salisbury City Council weighs cost of sidewalk
• Hospitality focus of Ocean City expo
• Traveling tourism booth on Ocean City agenda
• SOMERSET WORCESTER Our Towns
• Social media can play large role in teacher-student sexual situations
• Creativity to be showcased in Selbyville
• For beach towns, balance of visitors, residents delicate
• Bethany officials approve development plan
• Schools act on teen suicide
• Dog park efforts continue in Lewes
• POLICE REPORT
• Pines to develop plans for Yacht Club, hold off on Country Club
• Quilts for patients 'made with love'
• Parks in Md., N.Y., would honor Tubman
• 'Charlie's Angels' star unable to attend UMES Gala
• Veteran describes experience in Vietnam
• A look inside Ocean Pines Yacht Club kitchen
• Reptiles invade Pocomoke for day of fun
• SWAT units respond to toughest situations
• Disputes keep Salisbury city properties vacant
• Divers fail to find OC jetty tower
• Davis Ruark accepts N.M. job
• Jusst Sooup could become church in order to serve meals
• Mothers compare parenting notes on 'Because I Said So'
• Our Towns
• Worcester schools to cut back on energy use
• Man allegedly lived in vacant barn
• Cardin voices dissent on USPS cuts
• Possible closing of Easton mail facility creates fear on Shore
• Input on Crisfield High revamp gathered
• Dead copper thief may be tied to more crimes
• Harris: Hold off on bay effort
• Post office: Expect big cuts
• Gay marriage nearly legal in Md.
• Ocean Pines Association board approves $13.6M budget
• Man convicted in Salisbury attempted murder
• ACCOMACK: Daughter rescues mom, pets from Va. home fire
• Ocean City employees seek more rights
• Curfew placed on Laurel complex after shooting
• Man pleads guilty in bank fraud
• Man convicted in Salisbury attempted murder
• Daughter rescues mom, pets from Va. home fire
• OC employees seek more rights
• Downtown a priority for Ireton
• Salisbury council weighs service call fines
• Cover crops benefit farmers and environment
• Fires planned to revitalize Cape Henlopen park
• Somerset halts Burgess auctions
• Teacher raises may be on Worcester schools' budget
• Ocean City raises price to park
• Crisfield delays wind project over $35,000 to fund study
• Would-be copper thief dies in Princess Anne blast
• Fires planned to revitalize Cape Henlopen park
• Military supported hunting bill
• One in critical condition after crash
• Somerset halts Burgess auctions
• Teacher raises may be on Worcester schools' budget
• Ocean City raises price to park
• Crisfield delays wind project over $35,000 to fund study
• Would-be copper thief dies in Princess Anne blast
• NORTHAMPTON: Man to be deported after assault plea deal
• WORCESTER: Woman accused of helping hide body
• Worcester moves forward on sewer plan
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Man to be deported after assault plea deal
• Woman accused of helping hide body
• Worcester moves forward on sewer plan
• Extra speed camera additions delayed
• Police ID murder victim
• Wicomico schools chief wins vote, but 2 say no
• Harris seeks to block birth control rule
• Va., Md. bills would mandate having EpiPens on hand, training teachers
• Worcester residents unite with safety in mind
• 5 Somerset businesses sold alcohol to minors
• $15,000 raised for Ocean Pines dog park in 6 months
• Suspect sought in Salisbury pharmacy robbery
• Odds low for more snow
• Teen dating violence drawing lawmakers' attention
• Police continue search for murder suspect
• Possible Maryland fees hike could set boaters adrift
• Large WWII gun to travel to Lewes
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Files detail abuse by priests
• Homebrewing finds Shore fans willing to experiment
• SU professor secures $2M to benefit teaching English as second language
• Presidents Day Closings
• Builders won't need to get approval on height of structures if Worcester law passes
• OC parking, taxi rates may increase
• Speed cameras on Wicomico agenda
• Oyster Eat a tradition in Georgetown
• Schools adjust to a new era of social media
• Rental law would bring fines in Salisbury
• Public invited to monthly Somerset work sessions
• Decision rendered in Ocean View FOIA case
• Colburn wants to see DNR's tracking device warrants
• MILITARY
• Singles learn new skills in Worcester
• Longtime lawyer served in U.S. Navy
• 'McTeachers' make dinner in Ocean Pines
• Mom-and-pop businesses struggle in competition with chain stores
• Delegates explain same-sex marriage bill votes
• Parsonsburg 'looks like a depressed area'
• Final suspect arrested in Crisfield armed robbery
• Drastic decline reported for rockfish poaching
• Community can help Salisbury family facing cost of surgery
• Two dogs join OCPD team
• OC fears effect of gas prices
• Pension shift would pain counties
• Interracial marriages more common
• NORTHAMPTON: Former cashier pleads guilty in identity thefts
• POLICE REPORT
• Members of Berlin commissions want building standards
• Orlando just a flight away
• POLICE REPORT
• Salisbury couple charged in assault case
• Car strikes Berlin doctor's office
• Exmore man back in jail for violating probation
• Demand rises at area homeless shelters
• OC bond would aid Boardwalk, arts
• Salisbury Mayor Ireton wants sole hire, fire power
• Report: Severe weather on the rise
• With addition, Salisbury airport beefs up its security
• $4.3M spent at ABC stores in 2011
• Great Hope works to rebuild
• POLICE REPORT
• Large number of Worcester County businesses fail under-21 ID compliance checks
• DelDOT considers ferry, transit cuts
• Mitchell calls for change in Salisbury City Council leaders
• Second armed robbery suspect caught
• Wicomico hits big population milestone
• Nursing assistant pleads guilty to theft
• Millville teams with Delaware to give code teeth
• $4.3M spent at ABC stores in 2011
• Large number of Worcester County businesses fail under-21 ID compliance checks
• Mitchell calls for change in Salisbury City Council leaders
• Great Hope works to rebuild
• Wicomico hits big population milestone
• POLICE REPORT
• DelDOT considers ferry, transit cuts
• Second armed robbery suspect caught
• Nursing assistant pleads guilty to theft
• Milliville teams with Delaware to give code teeth
• Grand jury indicts Accomack man in August murder
• Salisbury man found guilty after theft from elderly
• Berlin to keep same youth workers
• Ocean City concerts meant to hook families
• Family hopes to raise awareness of pediatric cancer after tragedy
• Wood elected to lead Sussex GOP
• Counties' water quality plans get low grades
• Grand jury indicts Accomack man in August murder
• Wicomico vote on school uniforms could come by March
• Berlin to keep same youth workers
• Survey backs watermen on health of oysters
• Ocean City concerts meant to hook families
• Love is on the air on Valentine's Day
• Family hopes to raise awareness of pediatric cancer after tragedy
• Wicomico vote on school uniforms could come by March
• Love is on the air on Valentine's Day
• Counties' water quality plans get low grades
• Survey backs watermen on health of oysters
• Salisbury man found guilty after theft from elderly
• Wood elected to lead Sussex GOP
• Police Report
• Legislation would aid Berlin farm family
• OC officer turns taxi into mobile bust-maker
• Ocean City officer turns taxi into mobile bust-maker
• Crisfield armed robbery suspects wanted
• Audit report on Somerset agenda
• Company moves ahead with plans to use manure for energy at ECI
• Student hunger a rising concern
• Salisbury man wins $1M from Maryland Lottery's Ravens Cash Fantasy game
• Potential victims sought in rape, child porn case
• Salisbury group reflects on fire damage
• Fire strikes Salisbury Scottish Rite building
• DELAWARE: Frog project puts out call for volunteers
• REHOBOTH BEACH: Input wanted on water taxi
• OCEAN CITY: Serious crime decreases
• Dewey changes business license fee
• ACCOMACK: Zoning change on agenda
• Budget changes to be considered in Salisbury
• At Md. shooting range, guns and poker are a surefire bet
• Veterans' ID bill in works for Md.
• JMB students go all out for 'Rock 'n' Roll Revival'
• Dewey's top pick withdraws from town manager pool
• Doctor focuses on weight loss
• Millville decides against police study for now
• Worcester County sheriff served in Vietnam War
• Seaford mayor steps down
• SNOW HILL: Overcoming the odds
• Enterprise zone businesses add jobs
• Alone and loving it
• POLICE REPORT
• Worcester schools want same county funding
• Student worker visas limited
• Flush tax increase proposed
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Two arrested on drug charges
• Officials expected to vote on Crisfield City Dock plans in March
• Father, son get fines, probation in Assateague pony death
• Pocomoke woman charged in second fund theft incident
• Cuts ahead for Laurel schools
• Salisbury 62-year-old charged with child rape, porn possession
• Couple charged with sex abuse
• Will teachers make the grade?
• Delaware minimum wage hike finds opposition
• Berlin reluctant to change building height regulations
• Crisfield, Princess Anne to strike deal in ethics cases
• Ocean Pines votes to replace greens
• Ocean City Police demonstrate Taser use
• Officials push for Wallops expansion
• DEL POLITICS: Minimum-wage hike finds opposition
• Allen man charged after alleged assault
• Town reluctant to change building height regulations
• University system: Historically black schools protected
• Harris proposes Harriet Tubman park, but no federal funds
• Crisfield, Princess Anne to strike deal in ethics cases
• Ocean Pines votes to replace greens
• Police demonstrate Taser use
• Officials push for Wallops expansion
• Worcester gets tough on ethics
• Worcester gets tough on ethics
• Eastern Shore celebrates Black History month
• Our Towns
• Traffic switch moves Route 54 project into third phase
• Md. man pleads guilty in PRMC robbery, assault
• Redistricting forum has low turnout
• E. coli a worry with OC horses
• Caylee's death leads to Md. child legislation
• Filling 'an empty shell'
• LOTTERIES
• Eastern Shore celebrates Black History month
• WORCESTER: Our Towns
• Redistricting forum has low turnout
• Traffic switch moves Route 54 project into third phase
• Art League planning interior of building
• Md. man pleads guilty in PRMC robbery, assault
• E. coli a worry with OC horses
• Caylee's death leads to Md. child legislation
• LOTTERIES
• POLICE REPORT
• Single mother again charged with neglect
• Police seek Laurel bank robber
• SNOW HILL: State mulls traffic signal
• Salisbury boxer charged with assault
• OCEAN CITY: Third department head resigns
• Harris hearing may end up in anti-fracking film
• CRISFIELD: Lawsuit on bias dismissed by court
• Ocean City to act on rental licenses
• DELAWARE: Liquor laws a hot topic
• Worcester to review updated ethics laws
• Tasley child center closes
• OC will let performers sell items
• City election won't be held in Pocomoke
• LOTTERIES
• Man gets probation for animal cruelty, burglary
• Worcester to review updated ethics laws
• Tasley child center closes
• OC will let performers sell items
• City election won't be held in Pocomoke
• Students prepare dinner -- and for life on their own
• Council to continue search for attorney for ethics issues
• Shore lawmakers oppose same-sex marriage
• What is and isn't honey?
• Wicomico to consider adding new liquor license
• Valentine's Day popular for weddings
• Wicomico school officials want more county funding
• Attorney for Salisbury ethics complaints may be chosen
• Missing child legislation gains bipartisan support in Delaware
• Canada geese do damage to farmers' crops
• POCOMOKE: Group for high-risk youths wants more space
• Companies see slump with higher temps
• Heroes to be honored in Princess Anne
• Noise restrictions could become more tough in OC
• Suicide prevention vital issue for schools
• Seeds of change
• POLICE REPORT Our Towns
• Adult stem cells testing offers promising results
• City boards seeking residents to fill openings
• UMES professor lectures in Antarctica
• Veteran says service was 'very good experience'
• Clear Space director steps down
• Town waits for firm restaurant proposal
• Hurdles can arise in hunt for public information
• In Sussex, housing market hit with good and bad news
• Cape Henlopen student charged with terroristic threatening
• WORCESTER: Police Report
• Pocomoke YMCA shooting suspects arrested
• Wicomico Board of Elections requests legislation
• Harris gave $44K in bonuses
• Storm to be remembered with soiree
• Somerset schools merger on hold for year
• Council rejects fire chief pick
• Mentalist predicts big game winner
• Body ID'd as boat accident victim
• Idea to sell Pines' 10th hole lots draws criticism
• Seaford man found guilty in daughter's murder
• Komen pulls Planned Parenthood funds
• Salisbury businessman plans skate park
• Wind roadblock blown away
• LOTTERIES
• Fenwick storm water ordinance to be amended
• Our Towns
• SU surpasses fundraising goal
• Body ID'd as boat accident victim
• Idea to sell Pines' 10th hole lots draws criticism
• Seaford man found guilty in daughter's murder
• LOTTERIES
• Komen pulls Planned Parenthood funds
• Fenwick storm water ordinance to be amended
• Salisbury businessman plans skate park
• Our Towns
• Wind roadblock blown away
• Salisbury University surpasses major fundraising goal
• WORCESTER: Police Report
• Delmar blogger cited in accident
• Salisbury mother sentenced in child abuse case
• Congressman Harris targets fracking report
• Salisbury Safe Streets program to aid ex-inmates
• Facing more time, ECI inmate hangs himself after court
• Atlantic sturgeon ruled endangered
• McDermott bill would extend window on child porn charges
• Wi-Hi football coach placed on leave during probe
• O'Malley urges tax increase
• Mayor signs scooter measure
• Somerset officials oppose schools merger
• Wicomico schools weigh cuts
• Municipalities save with no snow
• Low-cost spay/neuter clinic in works
• Ocean City holding seminar to introduce Tasers
• After election win, sheriff focuses on future
• Mother convicted of child abuse to be sentenced
• LOTTERIES
• Report finds Air Force punished whistleblowers
• Students tend to baby oysters
• Stabbing suspect turns himself in
• Man found guilty in incident in which man left for dead
• Worcester drug suspect tracked down
• Professional ballet to come to the Shore
• The Caddy Shack closes after fire
• Two file for Pocomoke election
• Tree, rare to Md., is discovered in Pocomoke forest
• New plan for Delmar development
• Legal opinion on Salisbury fire chief post upheld
• Students tend to baby oysters
• POLICE REPORT
• Support on Somerset grant application wanted
• Seven vie for seats in first Frankford Town Council election since 2003
• Shore teams compete in LEGO event
• Moratorium possible on scooter licenses in OC
• Salisbury Council to meet with its new attorney today
• Worcester could be hit hard by teachers pension plan
• Unemployment rates seen edging down on Delmarva
• Our Towns
• Weather delays can be hard on families
• Teacher's union told money went missing
• Pay-by-phone parking coming to Rehoboth
• Dewey to fix town hall building
• Judge tells town of Onancock to release its manager's entire contract
• Creative chili served at MDA cook-off
• Veteran took on large responsibility in U.S. Navy
• Tips wanted after new sketch released for 2007 murder
• Calendar cat 'Zach is back'
• Watermen keep OC harbor busy
• Sunday hunting a step closer
• Found in Cline's county car: Ammo, lingerie, meds
• Former building official gets 18 months in jail
• Convicted drug dealers each sentenced to 10 years
• DUI checks to increase for Super Bowl
• Md. women's caucus wants to recognize Tubman
• Indian River schools get new administrator
• Oyster roast will benefit Shore native's daughter battling cancer
• No recycling an adjustment
• Solar energy users switch on the savings
• Support, dissent voiced for Pines project
• Snow Hill Elementary receives $100k from Target
• Sussex Tech teacher arrested in sex case
• Ocean City Police officers honored
• Coalition calls Maryland's alcohol tax a success
• Arsenic feed ban considered
• Islam controversies not mentioned in general's OC talk
• Snow Hill Elementary receives $100k from Target
• Our Towns
• Alignment adopted for Rehoboth ocean outfall project
• POLICE REPORT
• State hears request; Bennett Middle funds in limbo
• POLICE REPORT
• Sheriffs unite in defense of their authority
• President Obama could make stop at Salisbury airport
• Teen charged with attempted rape
• Residents offer prayers at Indian River schools meeting
• Town looks at kayak rentals
• Bay regulations met with some ire
• POLICE REPORT
• Somerset schools vote could come by next week
• Sheriffs unite in defense of their authority
• Ireton officially nominates new Salisbury fire chief
• President Obama could make stop at Salisbury airport
• State hears request; Bennett Middle funds in limbo
• Teen charged with attempted rape
• Residents offer prayers at Indian River schools meeting
• Town looks at kayak rentals
• Bay regulations met with some ire
• Somerset schools vote could come by next week
• Ireton officially nominates new Salisbury fire chief
• Blood Bank group offers chance to 'save life'
• OC prayer breakfast speaker's views about Islam draw scrutiny
• Ethics filing follows naming of Salisbury city attorney
• Somerset high schools consolidation draws fire
• Wicomico Council votes anew, will now write letter supporting Bennett Middle
• POLICE REPORT
• Berlin restaurant building owner fined
• 5th suspect charged in Salisbury gang murder
• Bethany hopes to move forward on tower
• Only one Worcester school district to hold election
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Sussex population ages rapidly
• Fire destroys one Fruitland home, damages two others
• Del. man's trial begins in daughter's death
• Bill focuses on cancer treatment
• Schools plan prompts protest
• Council to discuss Bennett Middle again
• After closed session, Tilghman appointed city solicitor
• 2 more arrested in gang murder
• Wild beaver invades City Park
• Dew Tour to return to OC
• Wind ordinance hearing to proceed
• Schools tackle nursing shortage
• Solar energy system will begin at Westover school
• Health care grows in Delaware
• Spending on Pines course approved
• Search for possible downed aircraft suspended
• Lower property values bring $10.4M drop in revenue for Worcester
• Council split about horses on beach
• Salisbury to appoint new solicitor
• Schools tackle nursing shortage
• Health care grows in Delaware
• Wind ordinance hearing to proceed
• Solar energy system will begin at Westover school
• Spending on Pines course approved
• Search for possible downed aircraft suspended
• Lower property values bring $10.4M drop in revenue for Worcester
• Council split about horses on beach
• Salisbury to appoint new solicitor
• Self-expression encouraged
• DUI ARRESTS ON THE SHORE
• 91-year-old performer 'an inspiration'
• Make-A-Wish Foundation seeking volunteers
• Responders investigate suspected plane crash
• Bethany water tower won't be used by AT&T
• Salute To Veterans: Man faced rough seas during Navy time
• Poultry liter may be used in new ways
• During slump, Delmarva businesses still expanding
• Groups offer Lower Shore teen mothers hope
• Bennett Middle decision: 'It's just heartbreaking'
• OC to keep meeting times
• Police seek to identify woman wanted in connection with identity theft
• Crackdown on crimes against seniors
• Bar owner: Brawl overstated by police
• Baby Ava in better condition
• Drugstores beef up security
• Coach charged in sex with pupil
• POLICE REPORT
• Jamesville man found guilty in child porn case
• Some Delaware residents oppose pathway project
• Saving the family farm is goal of tax change proposal
• Markell focuses on economic development in State of the State
• Captain's Cove Utility to meet deadline
• Snow Hill teacher gets year in prison for sex crime
• Salisbury man turns himself in on attempted murder charge
• Delmar education group kicks off creation with gala
• Witness mix-up frees late Pocomoke councilman's son
• Princess Anne PNC branch closes its doors
• Democrats vie for Harris' congressional seat
• Salisbury Councilman Spies urged to sit out housing votes
• Worcester hiring freeze may become permanent
• POLICE REPORT
• Fire destroys abandoned Mardela structure
• Salisbury man charged with attempted murder
• Court refuses to hear appeal on IR Board's opening prayer
• Worcester reaching wide for new schools leader
• Dr. Robert McFarlin, Pemberton restorer, dies
• Criminal record checks sought for Wicomico hires
• NAACP backs merging Somerset high schools
• Somerset finds homes for surrendered cats
• Worcester Liquor Control relents, returns alcohol to Alabama
• Mother of slain girl charged in assault
• Salisbury Council axes city attorney, will hire another
• Wicomico Council refuses to seek Bennett Middle support
• Pocomoke Elementary wins coveted Blue Ribbon
• POLICE REPORT
• Body of Eden man missing for a month washes ashore
• Police believe Salisbury murder is gang-related
• Somerset again makes offer for PA roads
• Salisbury's Spies, Shields trade ethics complaints
• Worcester Liquor Control relents, returns alcohol to Alabama
• Mother of slain girl charged in assault
• POLICE REPORT
• Salisbury Council axes city attorney, will hire another
• Body of Eden man missing for a month washes ashore
• Wicomico Council refuses to seek Bennett Middle support
• Police believe Salisbury murder is gang-related
• Pocomoke Elementary School wins coveted Blue Ribbon
• Somerset again makes offer for PA roads
• Salisbury's Spies, Shields trade ethics complaints
• Teens face charges in fires
• Boiler leaks at Perdue facility
• Police: Passenger in DUI stop swung at officers
• Full-time positions added to proposed OPA budget
• Dew Tour wants to return to OC
• Group seeks to give women options
• Counties association hails Parker for his dedication to civic service
• Civic center study released
• United by the dream
• POLICE REPORT
• Wind energy briefing on Somerset agenda
• Talks on potential BMS construction continue
• Group wants owed funds waived in exchange for demolition
• Worcester's next step after liquor purchase to be discussed
• Business owners bond together
• OCEAN CITY: Town Council eyes end to night meetings
• Party leaders to meet in forum
• Crews strive to finish work by early summer
• LOTTERIES
• Residents share views against proposed Accomack zoning change
• Animals in need get assistance
• Berlin sewer rates hiked for 2013
• Twisters owner must change proposed building's design
• Dewey Defense Fund Committee nears initial goal
• Wicomico school official receives MSEA award
• Veteran shares what it was like to serve in Vietnam
• Worcester County Tea Party members share political views
• Dogtel celebrates a decade
• Experts: Business climate improving
• Schools in Md. get No. 1 ranking
• Girl Scouts raise cookie prices
• Suspension lifted on doctor's license
• Ailing 71-year-old sentenced in drug sale
• Indian River Inlet Bridge to partially open Friday
• Web is part of new Wicomico liaison's strategy
• Suspects sought in East Road homicide
• Some rural development offices slated to close
• U. Md. explains role in farm lawsuit
• District changes would pit McDermott against Otto
• POLICE REPORT
• OPA leaders push back Yacht Club's make-or-break date
• Somerset officials balk at joining schools
• Lower Shore played key role in War of 1812
• Sussex County Council eases rules on developers
• Former Sussex attorney fires back
• Crisfield caretaker charged with theft
• Walker discovers dead body on beach
• Woman indicted by federal jury in identity theft ring
• Fire destroys Quantico house
• OC horseback riding advances
• 'We were just getting settled,' then fire claims family's home
• Our Towns
• Town to consider property reassessment
• Psychiatrist's license suspended after sexual misconduct
• Road badly damaged after crash
• Rehoboth selects waste disposal route
• Support grows for school uniforms
• Increase in crime jolts Del. resort communities
• Ethics complaint filed vs. Councilman Spies
• For 2nd time, man convicted in murder
• Dewey work done, Bethany nears end
• Gym submits plans for rec center
• Library helps residents connect
• DEF helps students get 'free money'
• Wicomico to host big softball tourney
• Mathias shows no interest in Congress
• Safe Streets package moves forward
• Our Towns
• Brothers arrested on burglary charges
• Ocean City council discusses nuisance noises
• Tanker bursts into flames on Route 13
• Ocean Downs casino reports no 2011 profit
• Liberty Bell ruby taken in Del. heist
• Rehoboth Commissioner McGuiness resigns
• Pay-by-phone meter service weighed in Rehoboth Beach
• Council considers allowing horses on Ocean City's beach
• State rebukes Worcester on liquor buy
• Stronger plan may be needed to combat inland bays pollution
• Council names attorney for case against Spies
• Raven Oher to appear at Prince St. school
• Salisbury fire chief resigns
• Rehoboth Beach Historical Society seeks funds to expand
• Delegate Lewis previews Va. General Assembly session
• Police collect counterfeit money used in Selbyville
• Marina decision should go to court, EAB says
• Property must be cleaned up
• The Justin W. Jennings Foundation reflects on helping others
• After two years, tow ordinance to receive City Council vote
• Loved ones turn OC benches into tributes
• Shore events honor MLK
• Bridal bonanza
• UMES Gala stars announced
• Botanists track very rare grass
• Plunging property assessments seen hurting municipalities
• Salisbury Police in need of new vehicles
• DUI ARRESTS ON THE SHORE
• Our Towns
• From Another Perspective: Adult stem cells create possibilities
• Party held for crash victim moving on
• Legislators discuss upcoming General Assembly session
• Roop considers Salisbury mayoral bid
• UMES Gala stars announced
• DUI ARRESTS ON THE SHORE
• Botanists track very rare grass
• Our Towns
• Property assessments hurt municipalities
• From Another Perspective: Adult stem cells create possibilities
• Police department requests new vehicles
• Party held for crash victim who is moving on
• Shore legislators discuss upcoming General Assembly session
• Real estate broker Roop considers Salisbury mayoral bid
• Jetty tower airlifted into place
• Salisbury man sentenced to 30 years
• Harmon faces life sentence for murder
• 'Matriarch' of Fenwick Island dies
• Salisbury company revives tugboat building
• Sea turtle hatchlings released
• Somerset wind turbines find backing
• BMS funding in Pollitt plan
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Nassawadox man's probation revoked
• Wicomico schools face $7M deficit
• Deal reached on sale of Benedict's
• POLICE REPORT
• Sussex administrator takes reins
• Man charged in Delmar fire plot
• Ailing barber's clients repay kindness
• Sidewalk obstructions discussed in Princess Anne
• New trial for Skylor Harmon will be considered
• Man gets 15-year sentence for assault on beach
• Whale spotted just off Ocean City shoreline
• POLICE REPORT
• 4 file for 2 open seats in Milton
• Fruitland man charged in arson
• Ambulance makes way to Tangier
• Early study approved on Pines plant
• Police captain promotion OK'd
• Residents voice concerns about Dogfish expansion
• Salisbury city clerk to retire
• UMES gears up for 2012 gala
• 'It's a huge deal for us'
• Town says goodbye to longtime employee
• Town says goodbye to longtime employee
• After busy year, many items still need work
• After busy year, many items still need work
• Bennett Middle talks continue
• Detention center contract eyed
• WICOMICO SCHOOLS: Kids can use a boost to get back to books
• Md. set to enter second phase of energy use reduction plan
• Rental inspections refusal at issue
• 12 hospitalized after afternoon crash involving tour bus
• Community unites to give prayers, money to hurt baby
• Two women charged with attempted murder
• Bennett Middle talks continue
• Detention center contract eyed
• Rental inspections refusal at issue
• 12 hospitalized after afternoon crash involving tour bus
• Md. set to enter second phase of energy use reduction plan
• Community unites to give prayers, money to hurt baby
• Kids can use a boost to get back to books
• Two women charged with attempted murder
• LOTTERIES
• Accomack policy to affect volunteer fire companies
• OC council to discuss cigarette butt project
• Accomack's graduation rate below state average
• Wicomico County Council to discuss Bennett Middle
• Developer's proposal on Salisbury agenda
• Del. libraries offer wi-fi, more e-books
• New year brings new converts to exercising
• Somerset property values drop for third straight year
• PRMC to begin operating rooms expansion project
• PRINCESS ANNE: State bill may change election boundaries
• State bill may change election boundaries
• Muskrat brings in the New Year
• MD. LAWMAKERS: Lower Shore on radar for Assembly
• Brr ... swimmers take icy dip
• POLICE REPORT
• Grant program to be discussed
• Meeting to address first-floor apartments
• Selbyville to consider farmers market
• Property might be considered 'nuisance'
• Audit: Dewey should receive thousands
• POLICE REPORT
• Muskrat brings in the New Year
• Grant program to be discussed
• Lower Shore on radar for Assembly
• Meeting to address first-floor apartments
• Brr ... swimmers take icy dip
• Selbyville to consider farmers market
• Property might be considered 'nuisance'
• Audit: Dewey should receive thousands
• Slingerland: 'The Army was really good to us'
• Recalling some who impacted Delmarva and passed on in 2011
• Ocean View says goodbye to longtime employee
• Hot line will assist seniors with legal issues
• Delmarva Media Group gives back
• Onancock woman's 100th birthday nears
• Holiday thefts rise during season of joy
• Septic dream turns into nightmare
• Beach culture revolves around the bar
• Sussex proposal regarding bonds aims to help small developers
• Berlin ready to usher in 2012
• Crime, controversy, growth, community
• Proposal would kill fishing tourney
• POLICE REPORT
• Eel grass returns in Delaware
• After Del. home invasions, police provide safety tips
• Exmore faces graffiti vandal
• Man in women's clothes charged with trespass
• Warden, roads director named in Somerset
• Worcester awaits word on out-of-state liquor purchase
• POLICE REPORT
• Police search for serial robbery suspect in Delaware
• Lewes woman dies in single-car accident, daughter injured
• Fruitland woman charged in pit bull attack
• Pocomoke woman facing charges disappears
• Melee in Selbyville sends man to hospital
• Berlin family gets home revamped
• Other counsel sought for councilman's prosecution
• OC hotel expansion on time
• A legacy that went beyond chicken
• Warmer winter on way
• Prayer lawsuit has cost Sussex $25,000
• Eatery re-opens after closure
• Scientist: Storms caused 80 percent of bay bivalve deaths
• Baby remains hospitalized as driver faces more charges
• Kettle campaign shows increase
• Electronic sign ordinance tabled
• Former Rehoboth commissioner denied travel reimbursement
• Bail denied after alleged attempted rape
• 'What the road looks like ahead'
• Muskrat drop to usher in 2012
• Pines to offer recycling pickup
• Yacht, country club input sought
• Quiet walking path approved
• OC open house slated
• Final briefs filed in Ruddertowne lawsuit
• Proposed cat ordinance draws heated response
• Residents cite digital letdown with meetings in Snow Hill
• Humane Society holds holiday adoption drive
• Get ready to rock at JMB
• Welcome new year with icy plunge
• One year in, cellphone law has mixed results
• LOTTERIES
• New Bethany Beach race serves as fundraiser
• Somerset to hold hearings on cat and ethics ordinances today
• Dewey brings in new attorney
• Zoning board OKs recycling center near Millville
• Town celebrates with muskrat
• There's no rest for shoppers seeking post-holiday bargains
• Christmas trees make mulch for future plantings
• Stricter rental inspections in works from City Council
• SU plans new library building
• Sussex records contradict sheriff's statements
• Ocean City Town Council concerned about proposed position
• Ocean Pines Golf Course's future has three options
• Worcester FY 2011 excess revenue tops $5M
• Residents want case heard
• Zoo staff don't get the day off
• Ruling blurs line between bloggers and journalists
• Sussex records contradict sheriff's statements
• Christmas trees make mulch for future plantings
• Ocean City Town Council concerned about proposed position
• Stricter rental inspections in works from City Council
• Ocean Pines Golf Course's future has three options
• SU plans new library building
• Worcester FY 2011 excess revenue tops $5M
• Residents want case heard
• Zoo staff don't get the day off
• Ruling blurs line between bloggers and journalists
• Salisbury seeks residents to serve on city boards
• Volunteers prep for NOEL dinner
• Subpoenas sought in FOIA lawsuit
• Cotton costs impact retailers
• Third time's the charm for Indian River bridge
• Stadium upgrades will be studied
• Wyzhir Johnson reflects on his family's wild year
• DUI ARRESTS ON THE SHORE
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• High-grade pot more prevalent
• Our Towns
• Mardela discusses website creation
• Christmas dinner events growing in size
• Love of water leads to Navy service
• Somerset County OKs minority redistricting plan
• Man charged with solicitation of minor
• Family gets Christmas miracle
• Dewey skips Christmas lights
• DiPino doubts K-9 had surgery
• Man charged with gun possession
• Our Towns
• Police: Woman fatally shot in home dispute
• Jesus' nativity to be celebrated
• Dew Tour may return to OC in 2012
• CHRISTMAS CLOSINGS
• Wicomico County steps toward district changes
• Disputed store gets liquor license
• Caution high on Feldman's plan
• 1.9M Marylanders to travel for holidays
• Man charged with gun possession
• Wicomico County steps toward district changes
• Dew Tour may return to OC in 2012
• Police: Woman fatally shot in home dispute
• Caution high on Feldman's plan
• Our Towns
• Jesus' nativity to be celebrated
• CHRISTMAS CLOSINGS
• Disputed store gets liquor license
• 1.9M Marylanders to travel for holidays
• Our Towns
• Delmar OKs code of conduct for officials
• Georgetown man charged with prescription fraud
• Princess Anne eyes sidewalk rules
• Del. licenses to go 8 years between renewals
• Former OC K-9 officer declines payment for dog's surgery
• Salisbury fire chief fulfills residency rule
• Service set for man in bay sailing accident
• ECI nears poultry litter project
• 'You see those eyes and you melt'
• Ocean City will pay for K-9's surgery
• Foreign students studying on Shore share old traditions
• Trial postponed in case of altercation with Salisbury police
• Worcester officials voice worries about PlanMaryland
• Former Snow Hill Middle School substitute pleads guilty to sex charges
• Revised teacher evaluation system coming for Wicomico
• Christmas gifts stolen from under the tree
• New Bennett Middle School funding a top concern
• Delmar wastewater project comes to fruition through bipartisanship
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Eden man still missing in bay boating accident
• 5 Va. dead identified
• Pines demo focuses on tree care
• Budget updates received
• Infant still in critical condition after crash
• Election districts on agenda
• Council weighs collective bargaining IF YOU GO
• Students save up to aid animals
• Not all board members OK with yacht, country club overhaul plans
• Bethany Beach official resigns after sexual contact charge
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• North Princess Anne to see water, sewer rates rise in 2012
• Ocean City's city manager search to start soon
• Dewey Volunteer of the Year named
• Events may spur longer vacations
• Career education focus of talks
• SALISBURY: Budget amendments, Harbor Pointe sidewalk on agenda
• MARYLAND: Offshore wind energy debate set to restart
• Beth Israel throws party for return of Hanukkah
• OC to maximize Boardwalk safety
• Bailiffs offer a line of safety at Shore courthouses
• Hanukkah holiday starting
• Revamped Salisbury School positioned to gain accreditation
• Police cite impact of speed cameras
• Worcester, OC property tax base declines
• 'More than a diploma' for SU graduates
• Ocean View repeals censure of former councilman
• Residents ask for more details on pollution diet
• Officials continue demolition discussions with property owner
• Five bodies found in Virginia trailer
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Sussex official won't face charges
• Man faces time for online sex scheme
• Crisfield to see energy changes
• OCPD drive to aid 75 families
• Child critically injured in crash
• 269 grads step into future
• Shore vet goes from the farm to war in Korea
• POLICE REPORT
• LOTTERIES
• LOTTERIES
• Salisbury man charged in taxi assault
• Police captain leaves for Iowa
• Water pollution cutbacks outlined
• Replenishment project's deadline nears
• UMES, SU set for winter graduation
• Agreement near on $1 trillion spending package
• 'I spent all my money'
• Wicomico residents voice support of school uniforms
• 'We're really lucky and blessed'
• Salisbury to get jet flights to Orlando
• Summit promotes poultry industry
• K-9 officer resigns in protest over dog's health
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Recent shooting suspect caught
• Berlin drives hard bargain on power rates
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Delmar, Md., officials sworn in
• Salisbury beauty shop burglar suspect caught
• Blue Angels signed on for OC air shows
• SU students draft plan for tree canopy
• Mother of 3 charged with child neglect
• Accused doctor's license suspended
• ACLU contests Somerset election districts plan
• 20-year-old fire engines replaced in OC Fire Company
• Our Towns
• Pittsville man killed in single-vehicle crash in Delmar
• Owner exploring options for Bradley property
• Worcester school deficit rises
• Special election set for council position
• Hearing today on voting map
• Historic District panel member reappointed despite complaint
• Doctor in limbo as hearing continues
• School nurse situation attracts scrutiny
• LOTTERIES
• Budget increase to be considered
• Take an icy plunge to aid Berlin hospital
• Our Towns
• LOTTERIES
• POLICE REPORT
• The Greene Turtle hosts different kind of party
• Fenwick Island moves closer to end of town manager search
• Somerset likely to be reimbursed for costs incurred by Hurricane Irene
• OC council to discuss Boardwalk safety
• Broadwater boys stop shaving for a cause
• Milton councilwoman hopes others will become politically involved
• Somerset County has economic opportunities
• Spirit of giving extends overseas
• Pocomoke police to move
• Group wants Harris to back federal extension of unemployment benefits
• LEGO creations put to the test
• Pines residents voice concerns
• Medical marijuana issue may rise again
• Area's homeless brace for winter
• 'If it sounds too good to be true, it is'
• Search suspended for missing sailor
• Delmar meeting discusses school system, projects
• Public shares thoughts on school leaders
• Oyster ban fails to gain traction
• New Bennett Middle options explained
• LOTTERIES
• Robert E. Lee relative has military service in his blood
• BRIEFS Our Towns
• Seniors knit for less fortunate
• POLICE REPORT
• Rehoboth code amendment on patio hours to be discussed
• Victim shot 5 times on birthday
• Selbyville Town Council tables decision on amendment
• Students to compete with LEGOs
• O'Malley said to have tried to quash lawsuit
• Administrator leaves SU
• Engineers file lawsuit against city
• Doctor punished for overprescribing
• Del. tops quit-friendly states for smokers
• Errors found in recycling tax
• Break-in investigation draws questions
• Challengers to face off before taking on Harris
• Crisfield kicks off its holiday
• Wicomico library names director
• Pocomoke Elementary wins test score award
• Legal nonconforming residence moratorium to continue for 90 days
• Poultry farmer settles with MDE
• Court declines shooting case
• New buildings proposed in Pines
• First sea turtles hatch in Delaware
• Maryland wind energy drive gains momentum
• Easton postal decision set for March
• Deck the halls with care
• POLICE REPORT
• Virginia shore could lose voice in space decisions
• First phase of cancer risk study completed
• Man sentenced in former Shore teacher's death
• Worcester County to appeal for road help
• Komen race locks down an April date
• Fatality prompts new scrutiny
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Somerset homeowner's drainage at issue
• Manager to unveil Yacht, Country club plans
• Combat Huey on display in OC
• Wicomico schools budget input meeting is Monday
• Salisbury Council blocks charter question on ballot
• Salisbury gears up for snow removal
• Frankford railroad crossing repairs planned
• Race organizers bring changes for approval by OC council
• Wicomico County Council to discuss elected school board
• New protocols on Salisbury agenda
• Baby, it's warm outside
• Teens who make the choice to smoke are increasingly lighting up cigars
• Pawn shops hot spots for holiday purchases
• Great day for a parade
• Our Towns
• Construction on Silver Lane halted due to concerns
• Businesses help those in need
• Christmas story brought to life
• New drug prompts warnings
• Keeping it real
• DUI ARRESTS ON THE SHORE
• Our Towns
• Pocomoke festival celebrates Delmarva culture
• Community comes together for Operation Teddy Bear
• Rehoboth postmaster plays Santa
• HEALTH: Maryland's eCare system expands role and reach of its 'intensivists'
• Dare negotiates OC severance
• OC man stresses importance of Okinawa
• Some see donations on the rise
• LOTTERIES
• Thrift Travel Inn to change ownership
• Our Towns
• Man, woman sentenced after elder neglect case
• Area sees several fatal crashes
• Ocean City absentee voting regulations to change
• Dare negotiates OC severance
• OC man stresses importance of Okinawa
• Some see donations on the rise
• Thrift Travel Inn to change ownership
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Man, woman sentenced after elder neglect case
• Area sees several fatal crashes
• Ocean City absentee voting regulations to change
• Dewey aims to fix flooding problem
• Falconhead Capital acquires Rita's Water Ice
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Stolen bicycle angers Chincoteague mother
• Salisbury man sentenced to 20 years
• Winter watch focuses on security
• Audit sought on $1M in MDE contracts
• 'Heart of Showell' remembered
• Onancock pledge: 'We'll take care of Santa Claus'
• New police chief adjusts to rural life
• Berlin OKs outdoor drinking for town events
• Men nabbed in Accomack metal thefts
• Rape, robbery suspects still at large
• OC looks for ways to pay $3M bill
• Top Zoo It fundraisers named
• OC hotel works to reopen after Legionnaires' disease cases
• No holiday bonuses for Wicomico employees
• Glory days back again?
• POLICE REPORT
• Trooper OK after being struck
• Maryland suffered $41M in damage
• A home for heroes
• Owner IDs thief of hard-to-miss giant tires
• Berlin man charged with rape
• Man nabbed for copper theft at Perdue
• Prosecutor re-opens rape case
• OC police horses aided by trust fund
• IR bridge to open in January
• Businesses consolidate in Delmar
• Online shopping hit record high on holiday weekend
• POLICE REPORT
• Websites hope to curb spread of cold, flu
• Fruitland woman sentenced in case of elder neglect
• Woodland Ferry set to return to operation by this weekend
• Bailey's Pharmacy to close
• UMES fire sparked by spontaneous combustion
• Warm weather makes OC hot
• Parents group to fight Wicomico school cuts
• Salisbury city attorney change takes effect
• Citizens drive speed enforcement
• OC street work to be discussed at meeting
• Town readies for holiday festivities
• Tax differential on agenda today
• New district lines would account for ECI inmates
• Major fire strikes UMES greenhouse
• LOTTERIES
• Rehoboth to develop bicycle and pedestrian safety plan
• Town to amend parking measure
• Sussex County sheriff's bid to extend reach curbed
• Berlin offers laid back Christmas feel
• Firefighters honored for burning vehicle rescue
• Worcester economic development director brings experience
• Four Dewey Beach town manager candidates remain
• Seniors get crafty for holidays
• Businesses experience benefits of using social media
• Performer eyes park as venue
• Inspection plan may get revamp
• New trial ordered in child sex abuse case
• Shore doctors go high-tech to help track, share medical information
• POLICE REPORT
• Loosened alcohol laws on agenda
• Police: Family accuses man of sex abuse
• Berlin banks on Small Business Saturday
• Savings drive Black Friday sales
• 9 boys face theft, vandalism charges
• Arrest made in burglary spree
• Panel punts septic limit to O'Malley
• Black Friday strategy: Line up early for savings
• Salisbury man once had finger on nuclear trigger
• Families add Turkey Trek to holiday tradition
• Retiring Delmar, Md., mayor honored
• Thanksgiving or not, these workers keep watch
• POLICE AND FIRE REPORT
• Fenwick Town Council applicant list narrowed
• Berlin's finances appear healthy
• Second readings scheduled for Delmar ordinances
• Man gets 15 years in child sex case
• Fees waived for biodiesel plant
• Buxy's fined for license violation
• City native hopes to motivate others facing hardships
• Salisbury police seek witnesses, victim in brawl
• POLICE REPORT
• Shopper's Fair a Black Friday alternative
• Punkin Chunkin in spotlight tonight on TV
• Del. police increase DUI, other road patrols
• Free-range turkeys are emerging trend
• Both sides file broad motions
• Community leaders offer their thanks
• City to streamline off-duty policy
• Golfers raise money for turkeys
• Ocean City BikeFest to return in 2012 and 2013
• Man suspected in murder found competent for trial
• 10 arrested in Salisbury drug bust
• BayWater Greens enters hydroponics business
• Thanksgiving travel by car to increase this year
• Black Friday: A bigger day for deals
• Our Towns
• Perdue delays facility's move
• Funds remain for Downtown Salisbury events
• Salisbury council looks at future of unused, city-owned locations
• Shoppers not trimming holiday grocery lists
• Our Towns
• LOTTERIES
• POLICE REPORT
• Ocean Pines golf course seeks quick infusion of funding
• Three women charged in Lewes-Rehoboth prostitution bust
• Salisbury woman charged in teen, infant assault
• Sen. Carper visits Georgetown Middle
• Political map on agenda today
• Rep. Harris blames Dems for debt-deal failure
• Communities offer free Thanksgiving meals
• Crisfield residents disagree on whether to award liquor license
• First-floor apartments on Princess Anne agenda
• Large fight erupts outside Club Azul in Salisbury
• A Silent Night Out will benefit public radio station
• Bus driver goes above and beyond
• Ocean City BikeFest hoping to return
• Opponents of closing Easton postal facility voice their concerns
• SALISBURY: Firehouse, towing ordinance on packed City Council agenda
• Salisbury council petition drive falls short on signatures
• Van turned into mobile learning tool for Worcester
• Stores prep for Black Friday
• Pocomoke ramps up Christmas cheer
• Curriculum changes continue for Shore schools
• Salisbury fireworks on for July Fourth
• Couponers uncover extreme savings
• South Bethany approves Black Gum reduction
• Residents: Train crossings 'deplorable'
• CIB, South Bethany project wraps up
• Rehoboth finds its perfect tree
• LOTTERIES
• POLICE REPORT Our Towns
• Prison officer charged with sexual misconduct
• Teens, man indicted on homicide charges
• Resort's 2012 polling day set
• Law clinic responds to O'Malley
• Kettle Campaign returns to ring in help for needy
• Fraud speaker lectures at SU
• City Park to light up again for holidays
• 'I wanted to enlist. I guess I was patriotic'
• Police Report
• Our Towns
• Ocean City councilman confirms he was harrassed via phone
• Mardela foster father convicted of sex abuse to be sentenced today
• Selbyville seeks input on proposed changes to town code
• Seaford picks 'dynamic' leader
• O'Malley scolds UMD law clinic in Berlin farm case
• 'Occupy' comes to Salisbury
• Salisbury downtown landmark again ordered demolished
• Rain doesn't dampen Ocean City Winterfest
• Wicomico may push for liquor license change to lure businesses
• Historical marker to be dedicated for school
• SU students to attend mental health conference
• Board officially begins superintendent search
• Former mayoral candidate to pay $75K fine
• Woman faces charge of attempted murder
• Child's letter read at father's sentencing
• Economic director to help grow OC businesses
• Unusual flooding concerns residents
• Reading dog retires from school
• Delmar gets new mayor after 20 years
• Mother pleads guilty in scalding abuse case
• Police search for suspicious persons
• Students play Sherlock Holmes
• OC sees its fund balance expand in 2011
• Stadium may get a name soon
• Ireton, Cohen to talk about redistricting
• State backs OC's actions during Irene
• County Council picks new member
• Priority projects
• Big blaze strikes Salisbury building
• Somerset Library patrons encouraged to speak up
• Worcester eyes road improvements
• More woes for Worcester County liquor control
• Kratovil says he won't face Harris again
• Input is sought on Indian River Inlet park
• Need for food assistance more than doubles on the Peninsula
• Salisbury Police get OK to do work for Wal-Mart
• Wicomico Detention Center sexual misconduct leads to jail sentence
• Seacrets, again in control of name, ready to franchise
• Salisbury redistricting briefing is today
• Caldwell successor choice due Tuesday
• Salisbury, OC may compete in venues
• Our Towns
• Prime mating season has deer out in full force on Delmarva
• OC set to beautify one water tower and tear down another
• Convention Center director resigns
• Dewey Beach town attorney leaves post
• Mother of burned child faces hearing Tuesday
• Showing care by filling packages
• OC will consider changing election date
• Ocean City marketing effort trying to ride Dew Tour's interest
• Former music executive now Va. rector
• Funds tight for Route 13 bridge in Pocomoke
• Bethany Beach may offer free trolley service
• Student test scores to impact teacher ratings in Delaware
• Ground breaks on Habitat home in Berlin
• As funds dwindle, MERR makes cuts
• ECONOMY: Subsidy would help corn, soybean farmers
• DUI program seeks to reduce repeat offenders
• Route 13 overpass work nears completion
• IR bridge work weather delays unpredictable
• Jamesville woman pleads guilty to benefits fraud
• Norfolk official arrested for DUI driving of golf cart
• Couple recall service during Vietnam
• Md. archives to document slave life
• Seeking work? Credit check ahead
• 'May we never forget their service, sacrifice'
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Post 123 has open house
• Former Salisbury ice plant will be home to Evo
• Woodland Ferry closes for repairs
• Salisbury man sentenced in cab driver shooting
• Godwin tops challengers for sheriff
• Berlin gives good citizen award to Joel Todd
• Thefts, swastikas unnerve Ocean Pines residents
• Man dies in boat capsizing off Assateague
• School uniforms find backing
• Probe sought into handling of soldier's remains
• Salisbury councilman readies for court date on home repairs
• Wicomico students join in local ceremonies to honor those who have served
• POLICE REPORT
• Three charged in assault on Salisbury homeless man
• Man convicted of animal cruelty again
• William Street parking ban stays
• Ocean View fires town manager
• Wicomico Charter panel votes to keep executive form of government
• Local rivals unite against Salisbury Council
• Salisbury Zoo's Andean bear, Poopsie, euthanized
• Black Friday security in jeopardy
• Dogfish draws on Delaware DNA
• 12-year-old scores high on the SAT
• Bay Bridge toll hike begins
• Sussex Councilman Vance Phillips hurt in aircraft crash
• Downtown to add new businesses
• POLICE REPORT
• Unpaid cab fare lands OC man in cuffs
• Man charged in multiple prescription fraud cases
• Passenger dies after driver has 'sneezing attack,' wrecks van
• Erosion shuts down IR bridge
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Dagsboro water rates could increase
• Stachurski seeks wiggle room in budget guidance
• OC to discuss new comfort station
• Worcester County public hearings set for Tuesday
• New center draws job seekers
• Solar company eyes farmland
• EDUCATION: Andes not in running for top Md. post
• Prof works on cancer drug
• Holiday alternative crops up
• Man wrecks home, gets naked
• GOP rivals focus on flat taxes, smaller gov't
• Two choices remain for Lewes library location
• Del. pet rescue groups, shelters seek donations, foster families
• Food Bank holiday drive aims for 150,000 pounds
• Mitzi Perdue book signing to be held at SU
• Rain can't stop Sea Witch fun
• Online gambling would hurt slots revenue
• Volunteers needed for tax program to assist seniors
• West OC music studio opens
• No bond for home invasion suspects
• Downtown loan aids eatery
• LOTTERIES
• Agent Orange's effect still felt
• OUR TOWNS
• Stolen fencing, equipment almost halted Chunkin
• Prosecutors may file charges against councilman
• Muskrat focus of New Year
• Health screenings offered today
• Bottle fee revenue lags
• Vendors to show off home enhancements
• Sailor arrested in boat theft
• Hotel receives federal SBA loan
• Students go behind scenes of system
• Delmar residents host benefit
• More limits result in Berlin yard display's cancelation
• Horseback riding on Ocean City beach proposed
• Home invasion suspect linked to 2 missing kids, police say
• 2 arrested in home invasion; missing Pa. child found
• Robbery may have been motive in murder
• Seniors loss clinic offered
• Black-tie gala to help hospice
• Middle-class incomes shrink on Shore
• SU, UMES grads pinched by loans
• Police probe 2nd home invasion
• Haunted yard to open 1 night
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Train Depot to host third annual car show
• Bus route goes 'smoothly'
• A sore sight in Seaford
• Decatur volunteers recognized
• Fruitland woman convicted in elder neglect of mother
• Delmar officials adjust to new building
• Churches to give away food today
• Shore drought damage loans available
• Police continue search for home invasion suspects
• Sheriff rekindles neighborhood watches
• PHS band on winning streak
• Beaverdam Creek bridge repaired
• Company cited in worker's death
• Election set for Nov. 1
• Taylor to take oath of office
• LOTTERIES
• Battle moves to federal court
• POLICE REPORT
• At 152 mph, N.Y. biker left officer behind
• Accessory to murder trial postponed
• Our Towns
• POLICE: Residents calm after crime spree
• POLICE: Residents calm after crime spree
• Salisbury council to hold short session
• Wright's celebrates the season
• Economic meeting focuses on the Lower Shore's financial outlook
• Iraqi police get training in Wicomico
• Delmar council to meet
• As promos expire, customers complain
• Lippoldt to be memorialized
• Boarding up buildings focus of meeting
• Many apply for Fenwick town manager job
• Salisbury council to hold short session
• Delmar council to meet
• Wright's celebrates the season
• As promos expire, customers complain
• Lippoldt to be memorialized
• 'How times have changed'
• Boarding up buildings focus of meeting
• Iraqi police get training in Wicomico
• Many apply for Fenwick town manager job
• LOTTERIES
• Other faiths invited to learn about Buddhism
• Horseback riding nonprofit moves to Lewes
• As senior population rises, so does senior care demand
• Princess Anne hopes to improve downtown
• Police agencies gain funds to battle local drug problem
• Sea Witch festival returns
• State may kick Snow Hill out of school funding queue
• WORCESTER Our Towns WICOMICO WORCESTER
• Propane deal angers residents
• More defendants added to Salisbury wastewater lawsuit
• POLICE REPORT
• Fred Hall would still be in military 'if they didn't make me retire'
• Former Salisbury man convicted of child sex abuse
• WORCESTER Our Towns
• Family starts whole foods diet group
• Cornhole tourney to raise funds for patient
• High school students, grad charged in murder
• Murder charges dismissed
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Drivers to display OC plates in parade
• Residents worry about dune erosion
• Body exposed at historic cemetery
• Somerset man found dead in apparent homicide
• Harmon found guilty in second trial
• Wicomico revenue cap is focus of talk
• Mitchell pushes petition
• Trade deals could bolster poultry
• Wicomico County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Wicomico County
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Harmon retrial begins
• Hardwire scraps tests plan
• Worcester bans fake marijuana forbidden in OC
• PAC formed to oppose Delaware's Sen. Carper
• LOTTERIES
• Ethics code sparks concerns
• Music festival set for 2012
• Salisbury man charged in domestic assault
• Our Towns
• Former councilman dies
• Run For Pink
• POLICE REPORT
• Updated care information now online
• Rehoboth wastewater project goes forward
• Berlin discusses street repairs
• Salisbury council takes another look at zoning appeals
• Four-lane Route 589 still in play
• Growing algae tested for bay benefit
• Grain prices lead to Perdue layoffs
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• WORCESTER COUNTY Fake marijuana ban considered
• OC weighs options in manager search
• Local implications of state policy to be addressed
• Legislation could make appeal difficult
• Delmarvacade showcases talent
• Fresh, resin pumpkins carved to suit
• Wine festival offers new tastes
• Delmarva bucks suicide trend
• Children's health has vital role for nurses
• A grand dame's final voyage
• MILITARY
• Parade offers way to help others
• Pocomoke to secure mortgage for renovation
• Md. asks for chicken litter energy plants
• Berlin landlord loses tax request
• Carvel Hall site plan under way
• State title eludes WicomicoTeacher of Year
• 2 Purple Hearts, but Marine says he's no hero
• Sussex leader mourned by family, friends
• County employee among 43 charged in big Va. drug bust
• Pocomoke police chief retiring
• Jetty tower to be replaced
• Showell plant remains silent after seven years
• Driver fined in Vincent death
• Peace order dropped against Davis Ruark
• Virginia to house wind test facility
• CRIME: Salisbury 'a safer place'
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Rehoboth has elevated cancer risk
• Repairs made to Crisfield dock
• Census shows growth across Shore
• Somerset residents, fire company fined for burning home
• Driver fined in Vincent death
• LOTTERIES
• Peace order dropped against Davis Ruark
• Our Towns
• Virginia to house wind test facility
• Rehoboth has elevated cancer risk
• Salisbury 'a safer place'
• Repairs made to Crisfield dock
• Census shows growth across Shore
• Somerset residents, fire company fined for burning home
• Ethics, towing on tap
• Dialysis center open house is slated for today
• Orchard digs up old peach trees
• Phase 2 of convention center upgrade planned
• Administrator to be appointed
• Zoning appeal goes in favor of homeowner
• Nightmarish reminder is gone
• LOTTERIES
• POLICE REPORT
• Delmar opens new town hall
• Delmar opens new town hall
• Bluebird Shuttle now available for seniors
• Update expected on Berlin infrastructure
• Council to discuss attorney law
• Late state's attorney to be honored
• Sussex sheriff to hold off on sale
• 21 deaths now linked to listeria in cantaloupe
• Bluebird Shuttle now available for seniors
• Study examines Accomack's flooding hazards
• Update expected on Berlin infrastructure
• For poodles and pomeranians, it's all about the pampering
• Council to discuss attorney law
• City police reach out to residents
• Late state's attorney to be honored
• Sussex sheriff to hold off on sale
• 21 deaths now linked to listeria in cantaloupe
• Study examines Accomack's flooding hazards
• For poodles and pomeranians, it's all about the pampering
• SALISBURY: City police reach out to residents
• LOTTERIES
• Businesses see spike in state fines
• Fruit flies linger despite cooler weather
• Del. turns pink to fight cancer
• Anglers struggle as fishing declines
• New media takes the spotlight
• Our Towns
• O'Malley tours Perdue solar field
• Salisbury's Stinebaugh recalls Navy service fondly
• Official: Closing Crisfield High 'not an option'
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Textbook recycling defended
• Woman faces felony charges
• Dewey mayor to serve as liaison
• Pocomoke fall festival renews civic pride
• New media takes the spotlight
• O'Malley tours Perdue solar field
• Official: Closing Crisfield High 'not an option'
• Textbook recycling defended
• Our Towns
• Salisbury's Stinebaugh recalls Navy service fondly
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Woman faces felony charges
• Dewey mayor to serve as liaison
• Pocomoke fall festival renews civic pride
• Man gets 15-year sentence for drugs
• Deals struck in drug sweep cases
• Man struck by vehicle in Delmar
• Detention center warden resigns
• Documentary features many island residents
• Good Beer Festival returns
• City wins river cleanup grant
• Owner of West OC bar dies
• Hotel may be linked to Legionnaires' disease
• Ex-state's attorney arrested
• 'Extreme Makeover' family sees new home
• Wicomico's Prince Street school plan approved
• Wicomico forum on education budget draws large crowd
• Concerns impede Jusst Sooup
• Former state's attorney to fight peace order that alleges stalking
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• 1933 assault, lynching returns to spotlight
• Teen struck, killed by car remembered
• Political redistricing plan has Shore intact, protects Harris
• 4-day school week suggested
• Chickens are source of alternative energy
• POLICE REPORT
• Judge increases bond on child porn charges
• Assault leads to attempted murder charge
• Restoring a piece of history
• Council looks to rearrange offices
• Snow Hill High fate to be decided
• Salisbury council tables changes to rental inspections
• Pilot survives crash, swims to shore
• Delmarva blood banks hope for more diversity in donors
• 'Extreme' town upgrade
• For new Frankford officer, beat is dream come true
• Indian River drawing notice for high test scores
• Princess Anne to tackle William Street parking
• Parents, teachers call for renovation of Snow Hill High
• Town seeks community support for schools
• 'Don't let me gamble'
• Salisbury may seek Comcast audit
• Parkside will honor memory of slain teacher
• MILITARY
• TOWN BRIEFS
• DUI ARRESTS ON THE SHORE
• Grotto pizza deck approved
• Route 1 construction prompts closures
• Time to act is now on research park
• Crisfield High, Woodson Elementary miss AYP
• Navy taught Pines man trade
• Oyster season may be gloomy
• Road work put on hold Our Towns
• Pittsville residents rip on water
• Pines board focuses on buildings
• City teen places in pageant
• Playground dedicated to 'integral' community member
• Route 1 construction prompts closures
• EDUCATION: Crisfield High, Woodson Elementary miss AYP
• MD SEAFOOD: Oyster season may be gloomy
• ENVIRONMENT: Pittsville residents rip on water
• Time to act is now on research park
• Navy taught Pines man trade
• Road work put on hold Our Towns
• Pines board focuses on buildings
• City teen places in pageant
• Playground dedicated to 'integral' community member
• POLICE REPORT
• Paralyzed man's custom ATV stolen during hurricane
• Man detained after standoff
• Men convicted on counterfeit money charge
• Delmar candidates narrowed down
• Inland Bays group director resigns
• Crabcake Factory outlet denied liquor license
• Stair collapse forces residents to vacate apartments
• 'It's a sad time for our organization'
• Zoo close to meeting goal
• Del. launches Harvest Trail
• Harbor Day puts OC history in spotlight
• Board to redraw political map
• LOTTERIES
• Shooting suspect surrenders to police after 5-hour standoff
• POLICE AND FIRE REPORT
• Police: Drunken-driving suspect hits man sitting on front porch
• Lottery to aid in Amber Alerts
• Postal workers rally to voice frustrations
• Single item taken in sex shop burglary
• Police: Man made threats with gun
• Resort approves Art League lease
• Troops on deployment get help
• Pittsville water 'not dangerous'
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Health department building to go solar
• Crime down during bike events
• Students talk shop with AGH employees
• County to install two new wells
• After weekend incidents, city men face multiple charges
• POLICE REPORT
• Former teacher's motions rebuffed
• Our Towns
• LOTTERIES
• SALISBURY AWARD: Recipient focuses on the kids
• DEWEY BEACH Town manager liaison steps down
• Sussex Tech school hopes to get own auditorium
• Funding plan to dominate board meeting
• Dredges will soon arrive in Bethany
• Berlin finds roads expensive to repair
• Big changes for Ocean City radio station
• DEWEY BEACH Town manager liaison steps down
• Jewish community readies for holidays
• Old firehouse's future to be decided
• Sussex Tech school hopes to get own auditorium
• Schools add new requirement
• Funding plan to dominate board meeting
• Recipient focuses on the kids
• Dredges will soon arrive in Bethany
• Berlin finds roads expensive to repair
• Big changes for Ocean City radio station
• Jewish community readies for holidays
• SALISBURY NEWS: Old firehouse's future to be decided
• EDUCATION: Schools add new requirement
• Schools can benefit from free lunches
• Feud over Safe Streets escalates
• MILITARY Delaware
• DUI ARRESTS ON THE SHORE
• Company gets permit to develop solar farm
• Pit bull mauls Georgetown woman
• 'That's the thing -- I enjoyed what I did'
• POLICE REPORT
• Parking revenue a boost in beach communities
• Grants help provide Mobi Mats
• Sailing on a string: OC offers kite festival
• Del. man changed after surrounded by death overseas and at home
• Ocean View approves title changes
• Probe continues into missing county files
• Group brings pets home from overseas
• Center for at-risk pupils refocuses on intervention
• Wave of trash hits beaches
• Panel: Wallops Research Park is worth the risks
• Bay Bridge toll hike revised
• Anti-bullying is continued concern
• LOTTERIES
• Woman accused of fraud gets four-year sentence
• OC to move ahead with Rodney ads
• Army Corps assesses long-term beach plans
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Capano upbeat during final visit
• Childhood obesity a big concern in Sussex
• OP Yacht Club's manager ousted
• School board hopes for SHHS funding
• Good marks for BOE budget
• Maryland official discusses state's jobs qualifications gap
• Forum: Basic schooling 'abysmal'
• UMES takes second look at Fire Station 16
• Town to vote on traffic issue
• Resource officer's return expected this week
• Worcester may see unexpected surplus
• Kohl's fire causes $75K in damage
• Retiring fire marshal recalls the tough cases
• Council talks about former OC manager
• Home show seeks volunteers
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• DEL EXAMINER: Capano died of sudden cardiac arrest
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• City devises new stormwater plan
• Rise Up perks up Peace Corps volunteers' days with coffee
• Irene put small dent in OC tourism
• Late SU professor lauded for kindness
• Honor Guard to hail slain officer
• LOTTERIES
• Legal fund formed for farm in lawsuit
• Our Towns
• Ruark faces multiple personal woes
• City devises new stormwater plan
• Convicted killer Capano, 61, dies
• Rise Up perks up Peace Corps volunteers' days with coffee
• Irene put small dent in OC tourism
• Late SU professor lauded for kindness
• Honor Guard to hail slain officer
• Legal fund formed for farm in lawsuit
• Ruark faces multiple personal woes
• Measure would put OC builders on timetable
• Council hopes to put Wicomico River on a 'pollution diet'
• Inaccuracies in UMES audit deemed costly
• Panelists to discuss better education in county
• Bay sees dirtiest levels
• POLICE REPORT
• Wicomico charter revise in works
• Princess Anne seeking 'Banner' status
• Worcester eyes K2 sales ban
• Planning for heritage day on agenda in Sharptown
• Crowds come despite weather
• MILITARY
• Man wins house in raffle
• Canal pathway plans presented to public
• LOTTERIES
• Lewes, Rehoboth transplant adult trees
• Crisfield adopts new state ethics regulations
• Biker injured in OC wreck
• Md. bucks SAT trend
• North Salisbury draws shoppers
• Group rallies for Tubman park
• Pocomoke City man sentenced to 10 years
• Police: Man arrested after threatening group with gun
• Berlin man sentenced to 12 years for stabbing wife
• Farm life too quiet for one Devil Dog
• Intersection near courthouse dedicated
• Woman assaulted in parking garage
• LOTTERIES
• Delmarva Bike Week is back
• Our Towns
• No jail time for 72-year-old woman
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Accused killer enters Alford plea
• Bradley's building set for demolition
• Spot gems at the beach, but not in the sand
• Tax cuts for Del. casinos on table
• Benefit to be held for child with cancer
• Teacher died of blunt force trauma
• POLICE REPORT
• Chickenstock ticket prices drop
• Eden man pleads guilty to rape, sex offenses
• UMES in wind energy program
• Art League's home tour has new vigor
• Va. man charged with stealing dog from wheelchair
• Middle school wins back officer
• Our Towns
• Our Towns
• Eastern Shore Forest Products gets tax exemption, but wants longer one
• POLICE REPORT
• Incumbents win in Bethany Beach
• Lunch treat is healthy lesson
• Judicial order favors resort buskers
• Fake IDs outsmart detection
• Drunken man assaults police officer
• Trial to begin in Johnny Strand slaying
• Somerset set to discuss prisoner work
• Repeat tourism on OC agenda
• Woman charged with deer possession
• Worcester landfill budget grim
• Irene purges bay dead zones
• Cohen pushes back on Safe Streets
• Study urges oyster harvest delay
• Body identified as teacher
• UMES celebrates Founders Week
• Linens of the Week demolition funding close to approval
• Choice program changes Title 1 funding
• Shore remembers 9/11
• LOTTERIES
• POLICE REPORT
• Council hopes ordinances will help clean up Berlin
• Fruitland looks to limit resident garage sales
• Incumbents continue to hold seats
• Officials to attend wind energy forum
• Del. rivers flood as Lee passes
• Our Towns
• Seaford man wounded twice in war
• Man electrocuted after ladder touches power lines
• Life sentence for Christine Sheddy's convicted killer
• Armor company can test on county land
• Beach changes on horizon
• Divided council ejects city manager
• Oyster 'planting' put to use
• Search continues for missing teacher
• Indian River High's only black teacher 'a role model'
• Residents cope with road's name change
• State: Group meeting may be closed to the public
• Farmers transition to fall season
• Urban Salisbury to decide fate
• Questions linger after husband's suicide
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• SU school a 'lasting legacy' to Perdue family
• Missing teacher's husband found dead
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Dewey council looks into hiring transition liaison
• Project hopes to turn poultry manure into electric energy
• Pines dog park could be a reality
• Charge it like a cellphone
• Humvees in the nick of time
• Contractor seeks explosives nod
• Red Cross of Lower Shore slashes 2 posts
• City Council continues work on Safe Streets legislation
• Date set for Eastville jail's negligent death lawsuit
• Tobacco excuse doesn't fly in DUI case
• Online sting results in sex charges
• More time needed on Newtown issue
• Crisis director discusses hurricane
• City discusses housing acquisition
• Pemberton Manor set for foreclosure sale
• Council to put elected BOE to voters
• Missing woman's car found
• POLICE REPORT
• Delmar hopes new building will be ready for celebration
• Beach towns prepare for the shoulder season
• SALISBURY: City Council tackles long agenda
• Council to vote on elected BOE poll
• Skipjack race welcomes record numbers
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Half a foot of grass? Mow or else
• Road widening 'long awaited'
• Town wants projects finished faster
• Chamber charges for 9/11 signs
• Rehoboth No. 4 small city for same-sex couples
• Tides would hamper construction
• English as a second language classes hosted
• Shop has more than business appeal
• Salisbury Middle loses resource officer
• Beachgoers are back
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Commissioners to get Irene briefing
• LOTTERIES
• MILITARY
• Carbon monoxide detectors save lives in OC
• Schools: Our buildings are full
• For students, job competition on rise
• Technology gives police an edge in the field
• Crisfield gets crabby
• ADA helps level job playing field
• Worcester attorney remembered
• 'It's like jumping into a void'
• Trip inspires top crab recipe
• Initiative to help homeless to open
• Car crash sends four to hospital
• Funeral home's license suspended
• LOTTERIES
• Man listed as critical after shooting self
• Our Towns
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Milton heroin arrests on rise
• Labor Day applauds American workers
• Suspect in bizarre crime returns for rehab
• Complaint filed against historic commission member
• Longtime Worcester attorney dies
• An ace educator
• Annual skipjack race returns
• Man gets 30 years in drug plea
• Weather service: Tornado hit with 95 mph winds
• Police chief hurt in bike accident
• Poultry farmer fined
• Police standoff ends peacefully
• Kicked-up sea foam common during storm
• Irene puts Labor Day prep into high gear
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Our Towns
• Nursing director faces drug fraud charges
• Foster father pleads guilty to sex abuse
• Crab is king at Crisfield festival
• OC sued over softball injury
• Pet evacuation plans tested
• Officials warn of cleanup scams
• Ocean City bans sale of synthetic drugs
• Schools, police join to fight gangs
• Crews hurry to reopen Assateague
• Repairs to Crisfield dock begin
• Imitation marijuana, building inspections on agenda
• Md. residents begin filing insurance claims
• Storm doesn't delay Bethany shore work
• Schools replace three RNs with nursing assistants
• Donations help wounded soldiers
• Home Depot protects its property
• Condemned city hotel sold to bank
• Campbell may have conflict of interest in Bricks
• 'Only by the grace of God'
• LOTTERIES
• Three to vie for sheriff
• No trinket is too tacky for OC sellers
• Cole circus still comes to town
• Inland breathes a sigh of relief
• Ocean City 'dodged a missile' with Irene
• Hurricane cleanup begins
• Fundraiser to benefit homeless shelter
• Plan would shift Sussex Council districts
• Sussex schools lack minority teachers
• Lifeguards end beach patrols after Labor Day
• Elderly brave out the storm
• Irene could be the 'big one'
• Hurricane leaves destruction in wake
• Hundreds of residents, pets take shelter in Wicomico
• Wind, surf, rain batter OC
• Disabled employment questions answered
• Disabled employment questions answered
• Bradley gets life for abusing patients
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• EMERGENCY SHELTER LIST
• As prepared as we can be
• LOTTERIES
• List prioritizes school projects
• HURRICANE: Evacuations deplete gas supply
• Hurricane Irene threatens local agriculture
• Our Towns
• Drug suspect alleged to have gang ties
• LOTTERIES
• Shore schools see new faces
• Hot dog cart to reopen
• Dogfish Head acquisition draws concern from residents
• Colleges delay move-in
• Delaware prepares for storm's approach
• O'Malley stresses danger of 'monster' hurricane
• OC empties ahead of Irene
• Coast cleaners happy to find less trash
• East Coast quakes should remain rare
• SALISBURY: School-zone speed cameras installed
• Main Street title at risk?
• Shore readies for storm
• Man admits theft, returns items
• Man charged, two arrested in church parking lot murder
• Board seeks to appeal prayer ruling
• 'Makeover' construction draws crowds
• Victim shares 'powerful' story
• City man faces porn charges
• Teacher convicted of fraud
• Police: Mom put drugs in kid's sandwich
• Board of Ed. vows to protect daily instruction
• Berlin wastewater plant nears completion
• State policy to get second look
• Shorter summer doesn't spoil fun in Delaware
• Group turns down funding
• Radio personality says goodbye
• Tremor shakes Delmarva
• Back to School for Salisbury - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• POLICE REPORT
• Hebron man faces decade in prison
• Accomack man dies after early morning crash
• It's campus move-in week
• Airports good for Shore economy
• Recession takes toll on retailers
• SALISBURY: Linens site razing nears
• Teachers' contact eyed
• TV show decks out Delaware soup kitchen
• Police prepare for ban on imitation pot in OC
• Bethany approves new sign ordinance
• Seven announce council candidacy
• Wicomico schools brace for more cuts
• Service offers in-home doctor visits
• UMES joins partnership to battle binge drinking
• Linens among Salisbury meeting's hot topics
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Jeeps allowed to run beach parade
• Verizon workers to return without new agreement
• Ruling sidesteps issue of providing translators in court
• South Bethany holds 'beauty' contest
• Millville prepares survey to gauge interest in park
• Bike ride raises money for sight
• 'Don't jump on my work of art'
• Businesses feel pinch as workers leave
• Shore Transit service cuts reflect broader trend
• Violent crime hits low point on Shore
• Tough budget work ahead
• Firefighters change shirts for cause
• Worcester BOE puts savings into bus budget
• Alleged Mardela election violations reviewed
• Sisters inseparable even during war
• O'Malley toasts brewery
• LOTTERIES
• Frankford Town Council fills vacancy
• Man sentenced to life in prison for murdering son
• Mission will bring relief, gospel to Sudan
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Man shot during burglary gets 8 years
• Police search shops for fake brands
• Program could boost primate numbers
• School board employee charged with sex abuse
• Assateague horse relocated
• Somerset official faces hindering charges
• Cardin discusses job creation, deficit
• States team up to fight crime
• New regulations proposed for fishing striped bass
• Dewey lifeguards to have shorter season
• Washington High renovation completed
• Parkside considers upgrades
• Voters seek guides to money trails
• Chicken grower faces $30K penalty
• Wastewater lawsuit to proceed
• Wor-Wic building opens doors, dreams
• LOTTERIES
• Council rejects staffing plan
• New school year brings changes
• Accountant convicted on theft charges
• Finance chief spared new sanction
• Businesses, residents react to Cooper's, Hunker's election
• Onley Road to be a school bus route
• Buffer for poultry houses a friendless proposal
• Officials seek ethics law exemption
• Radiation therapist pleads guilty to rape, sex offense
• City gets $108K bill for canceled Bricks project
• United Way fills assistant director position
• 2 charged in alleged false burglary
• Districts attack Sussex Tech choices
• Bridge construction still on track
• Somerset opens bids for consultant
• Man seeks larger buffer for county chickenhouses
• Group sets crosshairs on hunger
• Kathy Mathias had 'goodness, grace'
• Economy weighs on food banks
• POLICE REPORT
• Council to study Pollitt's staffing changes
• Bonds to fund spray site project
• Two new faces join OPA board
• OC poised to ban substance that imitates marijuana
• Assateague seeks input on park's future
• UMES leader sparked growth
• Location named for VW, Audi show
• Ocean View proposal limits sleeping in public, car
• Accomack planners table hospital land use amendment
• Winery opens its doors to dogs
• Pocomoke receives housing funds
• Comedian brings flair for humor to Ocean City
• After Bradley, an education program to prevent further abuse
• Fenwick beach replenishment completed ahead of schedule
• Resorts ride wave of business
• Lifeguards cheer storm's end
• Still going strong at 72
• Family mourns 'wonderful' life cut short
• Jobless adjust to market changes
• OC couple takes leap of faith
• Del. to receive WWII-era gun barrel
• Salisbury teen faces assault, handgun charges
• Former official remains in prison
• SU expands English Language Institute
• Festival highlights busy week in Berlin
• O'Donnell addresses 'witch' ad in new book
• FBI details death threats against ex-Gov. Schaefer
• Somerset man helped rebuild Korea
• Interest grows in livestock shows
• Peek inside Sea Gull Square
• West Nile found in birds on Delmarva
• One critical after crash at Pittsville intersection
• Tree-trimmer's death a safety reminder
• In Folly Creek, whale tale has sad ending
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Big wheels, big concert at DUB show
• Two Verizon strikers arrested
• Tour Cape Charles mail-order homes
• Deadlines loom for Crisfield grants
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Several pets lost in Somerset fire
• Police investigate store vandalisms
• $800K Worcester theft trial extended
• Va. hospital relocation OK'd
• Protesters rally at Harris office
• PRMC settles unnecessary stent case for $1.8M
• More catch and release with rise in weight limit
• Crisfield to open wind energy bids
• Handyman charged with sex abuse
• Harris hopes S&P decision a 'wake-up call'
• 'Friendly' road meeting heats up
• Vinny to bring GTL to OCMD
• OC saves $1.1M on Boardwalk project with bid award
• BOE accepts minority grant
• Beach Patrol trains for air rescues
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Delmarva Verizon landline workers strike
• Anglers vie for $2.25M
• Pa. man beaten, robbed in Dewey
• 4 arrested in Wicomico drug deal
• Seven arrested, three sought in drug trafficking investigation
• All Phase 1 Boardwalk bids may go to one company
• Coons touts brewery tax relief bill
• Perdue solar project on Phase 2
• Salisbury advances PAC-14 cuts ordinance
• Boating deaths increase in Md.
• Berlin to borrow for sewer pipe
• In Laurel, standoff ends peacefully
• Sussex redistricting begins
• Religion changes author's life
• Flying 'was my dream'
• Museum features gnarly exhibit
• Tastes of heirloom tomatoes 'connect with the past'
• PAC-14 faces cuts to funding
• Sprinkler hitch could be costly
• Two die in boating incidents
• Pulling pitches through the sky
• Harnesses headline fair
• Crab pot thefts: A problem with very little solution
• Mechanical issues plague Bethany Trolley
• Beach inspires several inventors
• Indecent exposure lingering problem in resort
• Historical district homes for sale
• LOTTERIES
• A cool treat to beat the heat
• DUI ARRESTS ON THE SHORE
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Fruitland investigates recent graffiti
• Judge says child abuser unrepentant
• Girl Scouts seek more members
• Indian River prayers violate Constitution
• Heat 'brutal' for mail carriers
• Delmar woman treated the war wounded
• Memories make Facebook fodder
• Wenona Harbor work finishes
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• 5 Va. Shore men caught in trafficking bust
• Bethany traffic situation to be reviewed
• Parents charged with contraband smuggling in jail
• 'I thank God for them; I really do'
• Route 13 bridge work suspended
• Vacation Bible school a tradition
• Worcester road to bear name of fallen soldier
• Fenwick beach work angers visitors
• Catch 54 co-owner vows to rebuild after fire
• Delmar man achieves tough naval career
• Events to raise money for homeless
• New voting borders may carve up Shore
• Indictments snare 44 on drug charges
• Despite record highs, animals still left in hot cars
• Beach wedding with fireworks approved
• One killed, injured in drug robbery
• Alcohol a factor in fatal crash
• Solar power set up for rec center
• Storm causes boat to break free
• Shore native studies Kenyan markets
• Environmental issues found at Linens property are 'not reason for alarm'
• Pollitt presents government reorganization plan
• Bridge toll hike under review
• Focus is forward following debt deal
• OC sees influx of Irish seasonal employees
• Casino at Ocean Downs revenue rises steadily
• Salisbury reviews Linens fund source
• House OKs higher debt ceiling
• Our Towns
• Accomac attorney named judge
• Somerset inmate back in custody
• Worcester pursues solar project grant
• Financial literacy comes to school
• Convention center work begins
• AREA DEATHS
• Congress continues debt debate as deadline looms
• OC wedding plans to be explosive
• 'Your first instinct is to save a life'
• Charitable group shops for a cause
• Town upgrades in-car police cameras
• Hot dogs get a cool down
• Salisbury kicks off annual Safe Streets Week
• Legal counsel issues on city's agenda
• Chief aims for diverse force
• Pines lane to become two-way
• Greek festival delivers food, fun
• Delaware beaches see split of day, overnight tourists
• Used book trend picks up speed
• Boardwalk Elvis takes a breather
• Hurricanes could arrive soon
• Oyster hatchery farms success
• Heat, humidity rocks Delmarva
• Young chefs sprout in Lewes
• Somerset bridge weight limits expected to double
• Festivals celebrate ag roots
• Our Towns
• Sewer line work may disrupt flow of lane's traffic in Princess Anne
• Convicted murderer put to death in Del.
• Salisbury City Council members' property vandalized
• Farming is in family's blood
• Charity moves to new center
• Storms batter power equipment
• Soldier finds true calling with God
• Wild ponies not the only nervous ones at auction
• Scooter engines to be measured
• Invasive fish species found in Del.
• Athlete injured in Dew Tour remains in hospital
• County still accepts personal checks
• Man convicted of murdering girlfriend
• Forum tackles ins and outs of school funding
• Grotto to open in OC spot
• Budget, debt talk linked for Rep. Harris
• 68 ponies auctioned
• Prosecutor to discuss crime and punishment
• Council passes first reading of tenant rights
• Rural post offices tied to community ID
• Pony Penning: 'This is who we are'
• Chincoteague Pony Swim draws a big crowd
• Helicopter to be renovated in OC
• Security manager charged with raping employees
• Nursing assistant charged in theft, home invasion
• New funding could revive housing
• Former cardiologist convicted
• Chicken-catcher shot dead in Va. church lot
• Women sentenced in city assault
• Watermen's heritage preserved
• OC visitor retention plan in works
• Partnership boosts harness racing
• Ordinance limiting housing board's authority sent back to work session
• Jobs up in air as judge makes Allen Family Foods ruling
• Pony Penning has a long history
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Bethany urges cyclist safety
• Fenwick town manager headed to Milton
• OC weighs visitor thank-you
• Search for body comes up dry
• Police: West OC man tried to run over two with scooter
• Shooting suspect's drug charge dropped
• NATURE: Invasive plant more vulnerable to herbicides this time of the year
• Dew Tour record set in resort
• Ponies to swim Wednesday
• Our Towns
• Rehoboth candidates emphasize strengths
• Ag takes center stage at fair
• Vacant buildings among meeting topics in Delmar
• Sidewalk sale, Night Out planned
• Jellyfish sightings rare this summer
• Memorial ride aids environment, cancer research
• Tenants' rights bill may see vote
• Dew Tour boosts businesses
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Dolphin sightings slightly below average
• International visitors get taste of Shore
• Surf's up in OC -- but only at these times, places
• Milton logo makes debut
• Nostalgia key to Batman's arsenal
• Bumps in Wicomico road repair expected
• Centers busy with beach injuries
• Attorneys don a different kind of suit
• Green ocean doesn't mean poor quality
• Temps also soar at the Dew Tour
• Berlin man gets new trial after clothing appeal
• Taxi driver sentenced to death
• Angler witnesses whale trying to save calf
• Detective recalls day of shooting
• Record temps scorch region
• Kid Cudi to perform free concert tonight
• Dew Tour heats up
• Baltimore native top bowl qualifier
• NFL on hold as players study deal
• Paratrooper recalls war days
• Droves detour to the Dew Tour
• Our Towns
• Residents to vote on borrowing law
• Del. Tech to add food safety degree
• Ramp work to begin soon
• Man convicted of murder gets life
• Illegal liquor sales draw fines
• Sussex council offered prayer dispute aid
• End to North Salisbury Shore Transit service finds backing
• Del. on look out for nutria
• Crabs, politics meet at clambake
• Crabs, politics meet at clambake
• Murder convict charged with making escape attempt
• Murder convict charged with making escape attempt
• Poplar Hill curator let go
• Poplar Hill curator let go
• Wicomico tax bill will be in the mail
• Alumni chime in on UMES search
• City road work to cause delays
• Wicomico tax bill will be in the mail
• Alumni chime in on UMES search
• City road work to cause delays
• Shore Transit seeks to offset $200K in cuts
• Hot weather precautions in motion
• Shore Transit seeks to offset $200K in cuts
• Hot weather precautions in motion
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Our Towns
• Clarifier to be installed soon
• Former patrol deputy guilty of animal cruelty
• Marinas become the target of theft
• Town tries to fill storefronts
• Somerset agencies await word on grant
• County lowers business fee cap
• Wicomico denies waiver request
• Finished product flies in to factory
• 'Historically low' bid chosen for Boardwalk lumber
• Mardela expects 'mundane' meeting
• 'A new challenge' for ex-prosecutor
• Attempted murder trial begins today
• Race to the Top reforms discussed
• Salisbury police initiatives move toward council vote
• Bridge plans to change for Open
• Slots, racing traffic under control
• Hot, hazy and bad for your health
• POLICE REPORT
• Our Towns
• Housing board's authority over fees back on agenda
• Solar-approved area may be expanded
• Wicomico candidates up for vote
• MILITARY
• Sharptown to cover light agenda
• Despite encroachment, steps are approved
• Lumber support: OC staff backs bid
• $35,000 grant sits on agenda
• Crisfield has wind at its back
• YouTube sensation among stars Radio Disney brings to OC beach
• Pocomoke changes liability rules
• From surf safety to weather safety
• Fruitland may annex properties
• Crab & Clam Bake may see smaller crowd
• More worries than just reelin' 'em in
• Residents speak out against septic plans
• 'From Israel with a blessing'
• Shipwrecks' effect on environment probed
• Council's first 90 days saw conflict, progress
• Dry weather blessing to some, curse to others
• POLICE REPORT
• AT&T appeals cell tower ruling
• Drug trafficking ring member sentenced
• 3rd foster abuse lawsuit filed
• Berlin man survived Iwo Jima sniper's shot
• Beer mascot to visit resort
• Watch for rip currents
• 'Pit Boss' star to attend benefit
• Bay Bridge toll hike raises ire
• Ocean temps edge averages
• SU's Healthy U awards local groups
• $1M federal grant helps UMES, SU with classes
• Beebe Medical Center provides first-aid kits to beachgoers
• Perdue School: A first look inside
• Food illness may be linked to fish fry
• Harris joins effort to limit EPA
• Tuna plentiful off OC
• POLICE REPORT
• Worker's theft nets 90-day sentence
• Salisbury man charged with child abuse
• Industrial park plan halted
• Horizons receives $22K donation
• Girl Scouts relocate to Route 50
• Town to fund new Art League building
• Criminal charges follow Salisbury courthouse brawl
• Guilty verdict in slaying
• Willards council leaders retain titles
• Pools are hot topic in the Pines
• Our Towns
• Cyber storm targets Humane Society
• POLICE REPORT POLICE BLOTTER
• Bridge toll hike hearing is today
• Town to fund new Art League building
• Stent doc's trial under way
• Criminal charges follow Salisbury courthouse brawl
• Guilty verdict in slaying
• Willards council leaders retain titles
• Pools are hot topic in the Pines
• Cyber storm targets Humane Society
• Bridge toll hike hearing is today
• Stent doc's trial under way
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT POLICE BLOTTER
• Long wait to determine if hair is human
• Pastor convicted of sex offense
• Kids enjoy free camp
• Bids to open for sidewalk, curb
• Wind turbine may be first in critical area
• Prince Street barely missed benchmark
• City wants to meet with BOE on intersection
• OC finds low Boardwalk bids
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• POLICE REPORT
• Town officials set to address prostitution
• Second man arrested in SU construction site theft case
• Students learn of Pemberton's past
• Fruitland to discuss annexing properties
• Bids open for Boardwalk job
• 'Human mad cow' disease did not cause Shore death
• Oysters take root in gardens
• Council prayer deal reached
• Steer clear of island ponies
• Rehoboth businesses reminded sidewalk samples not allowed
• Pines voters will head to Country Club
• State updates vet ID process
• Students practice for space career
• Eastern Shore Citizen of the Year murder trial set
• Housing board's powers up for public comment
• Prince Street, reshuffle on Wicomico BOE agenda
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Yoga classes offered at park
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Parking revenue up in Bethany despite fewer tickets issued
• Freeman continues to draw crowds
• Visitors help beautify resort
• Fender benders add up for all involved
• Ruark's focus remains on justice
• Salisbury community celebrates nonviolence
• Harris makes use of franking privilege
• New face of South Salisbury
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Club Azul to temporarily close its doors
• One still sought in shooting incidents
• Program to provide alternative to gangs
• Somerset County's best kept secret
• Most of police lawsuit dismissed
• Vet recalls narrow escape from hand grenade
• Boardwalk performer sues OC
• Shore rainfall totals low
• Trouble continues at underage club
• Wicomico school employee unions again forgo contract negotiations
• Town repaid for hotel use cost
• Shuttle's final countdown
• LOTTERIES
• Injured pedestrian's condition critical
• Horseshoe crab no longer 'trash fish'
• Towing industry sees victory
• Pocomoke hires downtown booster
• Water conservation sees results
• Fenwick approves Public Safety building
• Events to raise funds for teens hurt in wreck
• State dollars still flowing despite cuts
• OC Council considers performer exceptions
• Swing vote not easy to predict
• Event logo will grace OC tower
• $324K grant keeps Safe Streets going
• Lawsuits filed in foster father abuse case
• White to compete in Dew Tour
• POLICE REPORT
• Sussex search picks 'Candidate O'
• Tactics change on Burgess item sale
• Scholarship honors Page Elmore
• Vehicle may have caused Bethany death
• Lawsuits arise from foster case
• New liquor department's first weekend passes 'uneventfully'
• City may owe for The Bricks
• Phillips' legacy not just crab empire
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Milton man charged in rape, kidnapping of acquaintance
• Summer meals available to migrant students
• Meeting expected to be brief
• Hazard Mitigation Plan on agenda
• Wicomico charter to be reviewed
• Dolphin count approaching
• Water considerations may be added to growth plan
• Smooth ride throughout holiday
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Our Towns
• Shoreline plans on Princess Anne's agenda
• Ocean View Public Works building progresses
• New ambulances just for children
• Plan will move on without sidewalk aspect
• Quilters sew for Joplin victims
• Community celebrates July Fourth
• Tour seeks tower space year-round
• Tenants' rights bill may advance
• 'Excellent' outlook for OC
• 'It's like a social security number'
• Skeeball stands test of time
• Two years after shootings, still no answers
• A new twist on standard Boardwalk fare
• OC inspires social phone app
• 44 retire early from Wicomico
• DUI ARRESTS ON THE SHORE
• POLICE REPORT
• Ways to get help around the home for newly disabled
• Rehoboth guards against gang activity
• Graduation continues long tradition
• Partnership aids cancer charity
• Millsboro mayor to retire
• Merchants trained to spot fake bills
• Through plane crash, flying bullets, Crisfield man survives two wars
• Georgetown officer's civil lawsuit tossed out
• Superintendent comes full circle
• Downtown seeks new flavor
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Somerset schools names Miles as superintendent
• Man to serve 10 years for fatal shooting
• Mistrial declared in murder trial
• Somerset warns of KKK fliers
• Shore mosquitoes worst in years
• 4 more boys accuse Wicomico foster father of sex abuse
• Health advocates cheer Maryland alcohol tax
• New laws begin today
• Fruitland named 'Banner City'
• Daughter comes to mother's defense in child abuse case
• Zoo family gets a little bigger
• Somerset Intermediate makes MSA strides
• Superintendent hopeful touts roots in Somerset schools
• Delmarva beaches earn 'superstar' rating
• Immigrant tuition bill delayed by petition drive
• FEC attorneys urged finding against O'Donnell
• Man guilty in New Year's family fracas
• Assault rifle shown during murder trial
• Council ends ban on personal criticism
• Nearly $15M raised for UMES
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Assault resulted in brain injury
• Berlin tries to lower power costs
• Liquor board shows sales increase
• Wicomico school spending low
• Md. offers free septic upgrades to help save bay
• Somerset superintendent candidate has 'passion' for making a difference
• $6.1M will help touch more lives
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Officials to write off unpaid taxes
• Rehoboth's 'Old Fart' fixture arrested
• BOE to adopt '12 fiscal budget
• Top post finalists to meet with students, teachers
• Salisbury sting nets 13 arrests
• Satellite's flight begins at Wallops
• Ireton adjusts grant proposal
• Cardin: OC visit a 'real treat'
• POLICE REPORT
• Police work to ID man in burnt car
• As market dips, house raffle returns
• Berlin Council to file electric rate case
• Sussex Council OKs campground
• Crisfield closer to choosing wind energy system
• Wicomico Public Library head still sought
• Decorated house a salute to US troops
• Changes come to public radio
• Municipal infractions outlined
• Silver Woods residents seek annexation into Ocean View
• Del. reminds residents about illegal fireworks
• DUI ARRESTS ON THE SHORE
• Our Towns
• High-pressure world threatens students
• Somerset looks for new administrator
• Retired couple takes to trams
• Delaware libraries holding strong
• Pines event encourages kids to fish
• Pocomoke company helps shield nation
• Schools' tuitions to rise
• A not-so-well-kept Seacret
• LOTTERIES
• Sunken barges may protect Tangier
• A deeper look at Delmarva
• Sussex County kids hit the books
• Pines building replacements dominate election forum
• Assateague off-site parking at issue
• Veteran has passion for planes
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Commission looks to buy historic building
• Crisfield awards dock building contract
• GOP Senate hopeful readies
• More bones found in Rehoboth
• OC bans North Division performers
• City, county workers labor through no AC
• Corrections officer out on bail in inmate sexual acts case
• Bradley: Guilty of all counts
• Mountains of mulch piling up in Worcester
• Fruitland unveils user-friendly site
• Earl Bradley verdict to be delivered today
• Ashley's pay will fuel gas offer
• City police fundraiser would bring back mounted, K-9 units
• Perdue parent company purchases Coleman
• Perdue restructure to allow for growth
• Engines, engines oh so fine
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Somerset to get upgrade in recycling utilities
• Wood Creek HOA sues development owners
• Wind power discussed for county landfill
• Potential Va. record blue catfish weighs in at 143
• Audit: Wicomico fuel use in check
• BOE deals with budget cuts
• Wallops launch set for Tuesday
• Parks' new memorial will be youth center road
• City votes down Bricks grant
• Safety program honors fallen EMTs
• Three lighthouses up for grabs
• Accountant defaults in civil case, judge rules
• Strangling case moves to juvenile court
• Six file for OPA board seats
• Burglaries alarm community
• UMES recalls alumnus Clarence Clemons
• After year of talk, tow fee advances
• Swing in for All-Star Game
• Electrical inspector insurance costs to be discussed
• BOE budget debate heats up
• OC preps for firemen convention
• The search for sea glass
• IRS lists 'out of order' nonprofits
• New company to discuss growth at Princess Anne meeting
• Rain gardens may help to slow pollution
• Sussex names new library director
• Police tow fees to be discussed
• Landfill wind farm idea floated
• OC air-tram idea proposed
• Beach service and then some
• Art's Alive features diverse sellers
• Find a Father's Day hot spot
• Counties say goodbye to teachers
• Bike thefts on the rise in Salisbury
• LOTTERIES
• Festival a family affair
• Our Towns
• Rehoboth Beach wants more trees for canopies
• Beach service and then some
• Art's Alive features diverse sellers
• Find a Father's Day hot spot
• Counties say goodbye to teachers
• Bike thefts on the rise in Salisbury
• Festival a family affair
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Rehoboth Beach wants more trees for canopies
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Company offers money for power line research
• Four vie for Sussex's top job
• Del. schools don't check contractors
• State grant to restore Hudson Branch
• Miss Delaware dedicates platform to safe driving habits
• Delayed work good for beachgoers
• Political discord flares up
• Free gas is a no-go in OC
• POLICE REPORT
• Our Towns
• Two dead in alleged murder-suicide
• Contractor pleads guilty to theft
• Main Street in Berlin to be repaved during night work
• Fuel tanks to move for Wenano Harbor upgrades
• At festival, the familiar still exciting
• BOE raises school meal prices
• Scalding bath ends in child abuse charges
• Grant delay sparks claims of racism against council
• Comcast shifts toward all-digital
• Horseshoe crabs saved in OC
• Barista wannabes, here's your chance
• Murder verdict brings 'justice'
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Salisbury man faces sex abuse charges
• Group to host Lyme disease conference
• Superintendent search nears end
• 'Rosa Parks deserves more than a dirt road'
• County median age rises five years
• Witness: Hadel admitted to killing
• Salisbury man charged with rape
• Summer food program begins
• Man found guilty in baby's death
• State parks short on lifeguards
• Wicomico schools change top posts
• 1-cent property tax hike OK'd
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Sentencing awaited for man charged with soliciting teen
• Witnesses place suspect, victim in the same house
• 'Predatory' towing hearing held
• Street busker rules back on agenda
• Land, sea accidents mar weekend
• End of service nears for BOE's Holloway
• Shore groups plan Flag Day activities
• Maryland falls behind in bid for gamblers
• Harness racing ready to roll
• Bay Bridge toll hike doesn't worry Del.
• Mysterious letter sets off secret legal battle
• LOTTERIES
• New Accomack schools head: Communication is key
• What's old is new again
• Bay Avenue stirs up ocean of commotion
• Thousands expected to flock to Chicken Festival
• Earl Bradley's battle just beginning
• The Bricks tops busy Salisbury agenda
• Open containers may be made civil offense in Rehoboth
• Milton closer to filling town manager position
• Lewes garden tour returns
• Girls State teaches how government works
• Checkpoints promote safe cycling
• Cedar Chapel grad celebrated by Orioles
• Scrutiny rises with fake ID use
• Economy takes toll on burials
• Only memories left after Flavors' sudden closing
• Adult stem cell studies show promise
• Ex-Cape coach gets 17 years in rape case
• New face of vacation rentals
• Air Show creates buzz in OC
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• During sentencing, son says he didn't mean to kill mom
• Property tax rate could increase
• Thousands of cedars headed for old mine site
• Race will pass buoy along coast
• Veteran watched over fellow soldiers
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Man charged with cocaine possession
• POLICE REPORT
• Ocean Landings moving parking spots
• Yard waste ban still causing strife
• If it shines or has speakers, the OC car show's got it
• Bids to be reviewed for new dock
• Wicomico approves speed cameras
• 'A ho-hum year' for seafood
• Bill could remove restictions on Wallops property
• Ocean City's budget delayed
• Student charged in choking incident
• Wicomico River to go on a pollution diet
• Delmarva braces for heat wave
• A Salisbury 'hidden gem' turns 10
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Man found allegedly stealing bike
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• MAC fundraiser helps support those affected by breast cancer
• Town OKs new spending plan
• Vote delayed on new generator
• Somerset approves 2012 budget
• Ocean City alters taxi driver drug test procedure
• Worcester debates yard waste changes
• Ireton vetoes city budget
• Ocean City to vote on fiscal plan
• Town expected to OK spending proposal
• Worcester set to adopt budget
• Cellphone warning falls on deaf ears
• Tenants' Rights Addendum back on Salisbury agenda
• Tax, speed cameras up for vote
• Fellowship fuels cancer fight
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• The 'Hons' invade Ocean City
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• Adult stem cell use shows promise
• Threat of hurricanes lingers on Delmarva
• Ethics panel rules against Dewey mayor
• 'Old Fart' a living legend in Rehoboth
• Children all aboard for Delmarva Day
• Sneaking into schools costs county
• Towing issue revs residents' motors
• Police prep for crime uptick
• Veteran fulfilled career goal in Navy
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• Vehicle crash kills Worcester resident
• Man found fit to stand trial
• Tall ship docks in Cape Charles
• Fallen fireman to be honored
• Boy seriously injured by SUV
• County close to axing tax hike
• Cleanliness of beaches a priority
• Somerset holds property tax sale
• Hebron to host first cleanup day
• DELAWARE: Police bids to be made public
• Linens razing funds diverted
• Warmer water welcomes beachgoers
• WICOMICO Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Lewis to be appointed to circuit court
• Hazel Center will host Get Outdoors Day event
• Delmar Day in the Park bring out the community
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Truce called on patio code
• Counselor positions to be juggled
• Market could be downtown draw
• ONLINE TODAY
• Tuition problem 'frustrating'
• Council weighs changes to staff
• Schools could face $7M cut
• Officials say get ahead of the storm
• Marine raises money across country
• Minor to serve time for chase
• Treasurer stole from sorority, police say
• Council moves free gas, golf plans along
• Parkside may get $40M upgrade
• Interim head has long history with UMES
• Savings help reduce furlough
• Pollitt pitches office shakeup
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• Our Towns
• Like local produce? Join the farm
• The diverse Class of 2011
• A day of remembrance
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• Agency focuses on youth programs
• Pocomoke receives Silver Hammer
• Business owners feel targeted by city ordinances
• UMES, IBM help grads land jobs
• Activities offered for visiting seniors
• Group aids community in need
• Motorists urged to watch out for turtles
• Signage at pay stations made more noticeable
• Salisbury boy gets star treatment
• Wheelchairs improve access
• Sex assaults rare but likelier in summer
• Vietnam war death resonates with man 43 years later
• How accent could save Tangier
• Called to service
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Marina construction challenged in court
• Dewey resumes 'family-friendly' movies on beach
• Meals on Wheels pushes for help
• It's crunch time for parasail biz
• Medevac chopper to stay near OC
• Membership in veterans groups on the rise
• Justice sought for Jamier
• As beachgoers return, will cash be in tow?
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• Lions Club to be honored for Blood Bank work
• Meals on Wheels feels pinch of high gas prices
• New Crisfield budget approved
• Beach safety stressed
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Man may not be competent to stand trial
• Body of missing kayaker found
• New Circuit Court Judge appointed
• Festival celebrates Somerset history
• World War II vet survived several close calls
• Ads create curiosity about Tangier
• Slots funds may buy county cars
• Willards stepmother charged with child abuse
• Odd request leads to women's stolen shoes
• Layton's property auctioned off
• Talk addresses school needs
• DNR will increase female crab limit
• PRMC, Hopkins team for clinical trials
• Census: Aging Worcester County oldest in Maryland
• Longtime anchor bids farewell to TV
• Man missing from kayak in Leonard's Mill
• Indian River's first superintendent dies
• Ocean City man allegedly to used 911 call in attempted rape plot
• Man charged in sexual assault of teen
• Evidence elusive in gunshot calls
• Start, end times change for some schools
• Stroke by stroke up the coast
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• Pharmacist faces false statement charge
• Animal rescuer found guilty of cruelty
• Berlin approves budget with some dissent
• Shore ponies provide a last wish
• County secretary accused in theft
• Turbines raise radar concerns
• 'Oprah' era comes to an end
• Hebron Carnival returns
• Town to hold weekend election
• Bethany to buy more Mobi Mats
• Judge finds man not competent to stand trial
• Town residents split on sidewalk plan
• HALO works to create garden
• County to hear wind turbine concerns
• Figures show budgets on target
• Decision delayed on juvenile justice system grant
• Poll: Benefit programs don't need to be cut
• Dredging prep is messy business
• Alternative energy focus of workshops
• OPA suggests making road one-way
• Home repairs aid low-income residents
• Dewey Beach sets pedicab laws
• Spending proposal hearing scheduled in Delmar
• Residents can weigh in on Berlin budget
• It's 'students first' for parent award finalist
• Funds address minority youths in justice system
• Rescue group preps for busy summer
• Device detects deadly gas sooner
• Residents continue to beautify town
• Bethany presents growth plan
• Mobile park ranger unveiled
• What Oprah likes can now be yours
• Under 21 club attracts police attention
• 'Future leader' wins essay contest
• ROTC program celebrates survival
• Replenishment widens beaches in advance of visitors
• Gas dip may boost travel
• Bulk of Wicomico retiree savings to come in future
• UMES graduation 'life-changing' event
• Lessons stick with veteran
• 'Community cats' curbed on Tangier
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• Our Towns
• Women charged after attack with knife
• Sex abuse trial goes back to Sussex
• Powell sentenced to death
• Classic cars get all the looks
• POLICE REPORT
• Mardela discusses handling of fines
• Fast cars and big hearts
• City man convicted of murder
• Longtime Pocomoke mayor, Lippoldt, dies
• Civil discourse forum tackles thorny case
• Parking pay stations become nuisance
• Mail operations to be merged
• Budget shortfall looms for Urban Salisbury
• Salisbury University grads ready to face the future
• County sets aside funds to aid police
• Two men arrested after Peaky's brawl
• Cyclist visits Dogfish Head during national brewery tour by bike
• Boardwalk costs weighed in budget
• 'We don't do it for the glory. We ... help save lives'
• Posts prep for private slots
• Bridge toll may affect OC
• Our Towns
• HSA failure won't block grads
• Pittsville budget's first reading passes
• Sussex budget avoids higher taxes, layoffs
• Salisbury murder trial under way
• New trash fee given town OK
• 'They're our eyes and ears'
• Race for the Cure comes to Ocean City
• Bike path, wider roads in new Route 589 plan
• Wicomico school officials, council spar at meeting
• City explores plant funding
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• Our Towns
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Man charged with exposing himself
• Delmar woman killed in crash
• OPA board extends candidate deadline
• New language center opens
• Cardin's legislation targets marsh pest
• City still stalled on Bateman/Onley intersection
• Slots funds spending plans OK'd
• Cropper owners could build condos
• Budget funds police, capital projects
• OC to hear Boardwalk presentation
• Tax credit, river on Wicomico agenda
• Salisbury City Council will revisit items in 'gridlock'
• Delay doesn't derail boat ramp project
• Sharptown to hear update on historic group's building
• Mardela Springs to welcome new commissioner
• Lewes voters choose council members in close race
• Public hearing set on Princess Anne trash fee
• United Way to brief Worcester Commissioners
• As LCB fades away, new board takes shape
• School program memorializes teen
• Schools head hopes to make difference
• Summertime regulations beginning in Bethany Beach
• Book takes readers 'down the ocean'
• Residents ditch their cars for bikes
• Marina Deck is cream of the crab
• Memories in the cornerstone
• Salisbury airport boasts parity in prices
• The cheaper way to go
• Salisbury man pleads guilty in fatal shooting
• Route 54 project worries owners
• Hebron to host free concerts
• Volunteers go beyond call of duty
• Bay Bridge toll could double
• Gas drives creative ways to draw tourists
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Pines man records war memories
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• City police chief stresses prevention responsibilities of bars, nightclubs
• Free Rx cards yield savings
• Bumper year for berries
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Native plants are focus of celebration
• For those who've moved, Ocean View says call home
• Council approves $3.4M budget
• Bickford picked as new town rep
• Farming initiative proposed
• Fruitland approves new paving policy
• Commissioners back $600K block grant
• Woman charged with stealing oxycodone
• WY&CC to host Lions Club event
• Mayor proposes police salary increase
• GOP balks at Tubman park
• Mowing is cut back by budget
• BMS delay brings difficulties
• Grads from all walks of life
• Snow Hill senior gets full ride
• Berlin rate hike set for July
• OC weighs Scoot Coupe laws
• School staff plan criticized
• Mathias among Shore colleges' graduation speakers
• Nightclub worker charged in shooting
• Salisbury employees lament cuts
• Battle lines drawn over Confederate flag plates
• LOTTERIES
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• WICOMICO SOMERSET Our Towns
• O.C. mayor is key to council
• Judge to decide pediatrician's fate
• Del. forestry officials fend off beetles
• Students tap into creative sides
• Somerset wind presentation to be held
• Woman, 72, accused of trying to kill husband
• Perdue finds value in litter
• Animal-friendly PACs created
• Ocean City passes benefits changes
• Man charged with assault, child abuse, endangerment
• Oyster theft a concern at hatcheries
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• Our Towns
• Possible Chincoteague tax increase opposed
• Willards considers water, sewer rates
• Junior lifeguards learn beach skills
• Wastewater plant upgrades on OC agenda
• Newcomer, longtime incumbent on Delmar BOE ballot
• Public hearing on Salisbury budget is tonight
• Walk raises $16K for Humane Society
• Shore restaurants serve up homegrown ingredients
• Salisbury work session lengths raise efficiency concerns
• A 'transition period' for harness racing
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• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• AG: Sussex violated privacy law
• Group brightens marina's future
• Business won't operate uptown
• Vet's accuracy behind Navy deck gun earns medal
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Paperwork error leads to sex crime acquittal
• Two men indicted in woman's murder
• 8-acre property could be sold in tax sale
• Onancock studies bay runoff
• Marion Station returns to its roots
• Economy adds 244K net jobs
• 'Different from anywhere else'
• POLICE REPORT
• South Bethany work timeline altered
• Ride to honor fallen officers
• Officer Chad Spicer remembered
• Man poses as landlord, collects rent, police say
• School worker faces sex charge
• OC mayor vetoes cuts to benefits
• Leggs slashed while in prison
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• Our Towns
• Study: 'No silver bullet' for bay
• Loan in works for Bricks
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Verdict in murder trial expected today
• No Route 54 traffic issues foreseen
• Supervisor of safe schools fills BOE position
• Draft state plan looks at growth
• Pleas made to fund school MOE
• Hebron to continue reading of facts on Waller Landing
• Perfect weather expected for Seafood Festival
• Police say body of missing Tyaskin boater found
• Town reinstates annual trash fee
• Super says slots funds not a cure-all
• Council willing to let fares rise
• Delmar teacher indicted on sex offense charges
• West OC firehouse begins operation
• Silent moment to open city council meetings
• Tax hike meets split response
• Officials hope tour puts IR bridge skepticism to rest
• Bin Laden's death brings disdain for the man, caution about retribution
• Va. fundraiser supports memorial scholarship
• Board names new head of schools
• Survey: Bethany, OC tops for travelers
• Power line briefings to be held
• Fire station to cut lighting costs
• Our Towns
• Garden helps students blossom
• Bethany seeks help with Kent Avenue issues
• Pocomoke council to move forward on new police building
• Princess Anne to present budget for first reading
• Sharptown to follow up on water fines
• Surfriders plan trash pickup campaign expansion
• Relay propels teams toward goal
• Dance-off to aid cancer survivors
• Demolition funds, The Bricks among issues on lengthy Salisbury agenda
• WORCESTER: County to tackle deficit after gathering input
• WICOMICO: Comment sought on county spending plan
• WARD COMPETITION: It's lucky No. 14 for carving champ
• South Bethany will be spruced up
• Ocean View examines manager's role
• Dewey Beach to look into meters' efficiency
• IR Inlet Bridge work doesn't deter campers
• Lifelong Worcester reporter honored
• Weather brings sand dollars ashore
• Ward meet is national interest
• Mall theft prevention stepped up
• Libraries fill music void left by closed shops
• Food, rides, classic cars: Salisbury Fest has it all
• EMS groups to get more funds
• Pump prices push up cost of food
• Winning poodle's owner 'ecstatic'
• Delmarva pairs with craft beer
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Pines man recalls deadly typhoon
• Onancock OKs new look at policy regarding personnel issues
• Police investigate shots fired during fugitive apprehension
• Bookkeeper accused of misappropriating funds
• POLICE REPORT
• Man charged with underage handgun possession in Salisbury
• Beth Israel to hold Holocaust memorial
• Pets to flock on boardwalks to benefit animal charities
• Salisbury man charged with underage handgun possession
• Concern raised about BOE plan
• Small businesses can get health tax credits
• Poodle champion to be crowned today
• Ex-youth program director pleads guilty
• Delmarva escapes storm with high wind, power outages
• Wedding inspires parties in Del.
• ROTC program replaced in Berlin
• Family held without bond on abuse charges
• Wrap-up attendees optimistic
• Golf marketing still a no-go
• Somerset weighs Walmart distribution preparations
• Worcester sheriff election funding in question
• Schaefer was 'true friend' to the Shore
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Town hall work on agenda
• Foot, bike traffic is town's focus
• 100 buildings in better shape
• Ireton: 'Rainy day' is here
• Smooth sailing for jetty project
• New officer may start patrol in September
• Errors lead to plea deal in drug case
• LOTTERIES
• Berlin school to introduce new cadet program
• Fruitland family indicted on elder abuse charges
• Man accused of drunken driving, assaulting officer
• County to hear EMS report
• West OC kayak launch project update on agenda
• Police: Fatal fall in resort occurred during argument
• 9 arrested after alleged attack in OC
• Pines board ends fight for YMCA land
• Grant spending plans considered
• Homesteaders live 'honorably'
• Public service 'was his life'
• Sneezing? Blame it on pollen
• Delmar to hear school traffic update
• Plan makes Berlin more accessible to pedestrians
• Somerset schools consider staff realignment, job cuts
• Budget talks to begin in Salisbury
• Poodles return to Civic Center
• Pines police to take fingerprints digitally
• Take Back Day is set for Sunday
• SU Relay for Life aims for $100K
• LOTTERIES
• Wor-Wic student receives academic honor
• Bill cracks down on crime
• Town electric costs down, water charges up in Berlin
• Small lobbying shops, nonprofits priced out of legislative meals
• Fenwick approves Mobi Mats for dunes
• Berlin festivalgoers impressed
• Uniform proposal on back burner
• Mayor visualizes past, future
• Wor-Wic plans course cuts, closings to trim budget
• Tax hike tops in budget debate
• Kids learn about Earth
• Lewes man charged with forgery, theft
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Charges made in card theft
• Man accused of 2-day crime spree
• Horse riding provides therapy
• OC will offset low revenue with cuts
• Crisfield may see rate increases
• Veteran served with cowboys during World War II
• More Worcester school jobs to stay open
• Alcohol tax blowback unknown
• Machete, suspected drugs lead to arrest
• Nets prevent turtle deaths
• Salisbury Zoo plans celebration with run, children's activities
• Earth Day 'about action'
• Father, daughter work to save terns, skimmers
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• $3.5M to upgrade wastewater plant
• Hebron nears zoning decision
• IR student population rises
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Reduction in water fine will be sought
• Police: Mom left kids in car to shop
• Police called after council meeting
• Second gas franchise on board
• BOE denies Crisfield football
• Salisbury man who died at Bay Bridge recalled
• Wor-Wic students can take classes at SU
• Elected school board stumbles
• OPA head to discuss possible dog park
• Sussex board rejects cell tower
• Woman charged after child found to have black eye
• Council has new attitude
• Pines polls may relocate
• OC police waive pay raises
• Del. releases limited number of five-digit plates
• Uncut lawns in city can bring fees
• 5-cent tax hike proposed
• Our Towns
• Bennett 'shows that our community is alive'
• Cohen named council leader; Campbell is vice president
• Gov. Schaefer dies
• Lower Shore recalls former governor
• SU plans events to mark Earth Day
• Woman charged with threatening state's witness
• Public invited to tour bridge
• Groom gets jail time for 'cold feet'
• Former ESO director sentenced
• Judge talks court in the classroom
• Towing law to be reconsidered
• Celebrations embody renewal
• Yard waste disposal options considered
• Princess Anne to work on budget
• Town to announce bulk trash pickup date
• Realtor sued by assistant for firing
• Selbyville educator takes top honor
• 'One of a kind' philanthropist dies
• OC council, police union reach agreement on contract
• Pollitt to unveil 2012 budget
• Sharptown to see water tower report
• Disability advocate group seeks members
• SU to celebrate Multicultural Festival Week
• Fliers pose a 'nuisance'
• Navy destroyer will serve as reef
• County police coverage may rise
• Decoys, damaging eggs among efforts to deter geese
• New houses for chicken flocks rare
• Barbecue fest goes global
• MILITARY Millsboro native completes Navy basic training AIR FORCE NAVY
• Our Towns
• Del. civil unions bill OK'd
• 'Everything is possible'
• Rivers' depths a concern for ship traffic
• Carney worked across aisle in 1st 100 days
• Jury recommends death for convicted killer in Del.
• Rehoboth bans smoking at some parks, playgrounds
• Fruitland facility recovers from fire
• Medicine disposal effort begins begins
• Sand erosion study will aid planners
• Veteran experienced segregation aboard ships
• Art auction will benefit Japan
• Tax deadline closes in
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Sentencing in sex case today
• Trash fee hike eyed for 2 towns
• Condo group sues for $1M
• Ireton announces proposed city budget
• Franchot to remain watchful of liquor control board
• Salisbury Superfresh to be sold
• West OC shelter asks for funding
• After late count, Cohen still top vote-getter
• Fiscal austerity marks Harris' first 100 days
• Man found guilty in slaying
• Youths join Third Friday fest
• Man, 28, charged in vehicle assault
• Hollywood film scout coming West OC shelter asks for funding
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Environmental advocates express some disappointment with assembly
• Woman sentenced in embezzling case
• Pension vesting OK'd for OC
• First-degree murder trial begins in Worcester
• LOTTERIES
• Plant wants to get back on its feet
• DELAWARE Our Towns
• City accepts land donation
• BOE extends retiree incentive program
• Wicomico property tax may increase
• Bill sets health exchange framework
• OC may tweak pension
• Old bridge inspected for safety
• No answers for docked vessel
• Wicomico BOE may extend retirement program deadline
• More bald eagles making Delaware their home
• Good fourth time around: Assembly approves fraternal slots bill
• House OKs alcohol tax hike
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Salisbury to review block grant plan
• A fix may be in future for 'atrocious' road
• Racing, alcohol tax on tap for General Assembly's final day
• 'Frantic' race funds charity
• LOTTERIES
• Ocean View residents elect Wood, Sheeran
• Fee waiver sought for ramp for disabled
• Town to vote on replacing pump
• Smoking ban eyed for city rec sites
• Willards grass cutting on agenda
• Volunteers sought to help clean bays
• South Bethany employees to share health care costs
• Youth group members to help repair homes
• Dewey residents may get new addresses
• Volunteers sought for literacy program
• County auctions pieces of history
• Natural gas closer to reality
• Thriving oyster aquaculture industry feels growing pains
• Behind the $75M BMS price tag
• A bridge between two worlds
• Landing craft engineer: 'I was in five D-Days'
• Campers fear closure
• Delaware trooper suspended after being charged with stalking
• Convicted drug dealer given 40-year sentence
• Man gets 25 years for attempted murder
• Culinary students set example
• Hebron cleanup project on target
• City police seek accreditation
• Summer season beach outlook sunny
• POLICE REPORT
• Pollitt previews 2012 budget
• Shore teacher a leader in language
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Park in Sussex will get facelift
• Full baby-sitting abuse video ruled inadmissible
• Eviction leads to murder charge
• Trolley president isn't very jolly
• Youth center turns corner
• Absentee count has little effect on election
• Fruitland preps for the town's 'largest parade ever'
• Wildlife factor nixes NASA plan
• Man allegedly confesses to murder
• Deer season was third largest
• Search is on for tourism host
• Harris: GOP should stand tough
• The Salisbury School Global Awareness Day
• POLICE REPORT
• Mason pleads guilty to negligent homicide
• Utility urges caution about natural gas savings
• Shorebirds primed
• Police report
• Brothers killed in head-on crash
• Man allegedly tells deputy he raped his girlfriend
• Berlin eyes higher police pay
• Fenwick must OK off-duty policing
• Bennett road access weighed
• Performers plan protest of proposed Boardwalk rules
• Wicomico may miss school funding minimum
• Cohen, Mitchell, Spies elected to City Council
• Lotteries
• Our Towns
• Vote today in city election
• More arrests to come after body found
• Firm seeks dismissal of IR bridge lawsuit
• Lawsuit against town tossed
• Dogfish, Realtors volunteer for Habitat
• Worcester gets a new warden
• Church to open special school
• Cost of natural gas to be discussed
• Low turnout for sidewalk workshop
• Pollitt to discuss 'devastating' revenue projections
• Rural political power in Virginia to decline
• 5 Points Park & Ride site secured
• Changes sought to project pact
• OC retirement benefits could change
• Mailbox replacement policy tops agenda
• Creativity propels team to globals
• Missing woman's body found after 4 months
• After tsunami, readiness advised on Shore
• Tonight's meeting kicks off busy month
• Millville celebrates Town Hall expansion
• Road upgrades on city agenda
• Old-time farming days relived
• Great Hope anticipates 'bleak year'
• Environmental group cheers court's zoning opinion
• 2 years later, a conclusion in Foxwell case
• Salisbury election nears
• First roller derby term in Sussex County in works
• Millville fire company celebrates 75 years
• YMCA retains hold on Ocean Pines property
• Green book awards are first of kind
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Witnesses to be excluded from trial
• Former Va. policeman pleads guilty to theft
• Rehoboth circle wall is a concern
• Health stats remain stable
• Journal documents veteran's 4 years of service
• Funds to fix ailing roads
• Worcester names top educator
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Rate issue prompted by hospital proposal
• Bethany boards project proceeds
• Officer sentenced to 10 days for DUI
• 7 charged in Crisfield brawl
• Offshore wind line to link to Del. grid
• Rant on blogger raises eyebrows
• Max penalties await top criminals
• Giving record zooms past goal
• Rimes, B-52s to perform on Selbyville stage
• SkillsUSA winners announced
• With Poison in his past, Sunfest is in his sights
• Pocomoke pageant surpasses 50th year
• Truck slams into Va. restaurant
• Jury hears about slain Del. woman's final hours
• Officers drawn away by better salaries
• Factors in bridge-tunnel guardrail's failure announced
• POLICE REPORT
• Sprinkler law to be modified in Delmar
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Death at hotel ruled accidental
• Window issue out of town's hands
• Skate park work at top of list
• City lease measure will get second look
• Plan aims to reduce crime at Somers Cove
• City Council hopefuls tackle variety of issues
• Leggs gets life without parole
• ECI inmate's retrial request denied
• Indian River to open Parent Resource Center
• Fenwick to discuss guidelines for vendors
• ECI inmate's retrial request denied
• Indian River to open Parent Resource Center
• Fenwick to discuss guidelines for vendors
• Home improvement scams not unusual, according to police
• County to award camera system contract
• Home improvement scams not unusual, according to police
• County to award camera system contract
• Students to begin testing for Magnet
• Work begins on Indian River bridge roadway crossovers
• Officials break ground on zoo health clinic
• Students to begin testing for Magnet
• Work begins on Indian River bridge roadway crossovers
• Officials break ground on zoo health clinic
• LCB bill advances amid dissent
• Solar farm switched on
• LCB bill advances amid dissent
• Solar farm switched on
• Our Towns
• Upgrades planned for Del. state park trail
• Delayed repaving nears completion
• Lewes OKs property tax increase
• Council to hear traffic study
• Skate park repairs deemed urgent
• Berlin's lawyer to give window advice
• Salisbury Council to consider property deal
• Md. crab season to start slowly
• Spring brings 'optimism' for farmers
• Online shopping benefits wildlife
• Newtown project starts in May
• MAPP transmission line debated
• Foster families step up for children in need
• Face time 'critical'
• UMES solar farm to have debut
• DUI ARRESTS ON THE SHORE
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Basic care can prevent pressure sores
• Va. hospital move issue at boiling point
• Eden man faces rape, child sex abuse charges
• Beautification panel to approve curb appeal
• Children with guns, Omaha Beach landing stick with Berlin man
• Salisbury man sentenced in Charles Street shooting
• O'Malley propels sewer, wind bills
• City Council candidates pledge civility at forum
• School cheers on its 'No.1 mad scientist'
• FIRE REPORT
• Meet Chad Pavlekovich
• Bethany approves change to parking
• Autopsy pending in fatal hotel fall
• Snow, mailbox policy adopted
• Christian youth conference begins
• Foster father faces additional sex charges
• Crisfield brawls seen on YouTube
• Dew Tour kickoff will skate into Ocean City
• POLICE REPORT
• Show helps mothers connect with their daughters
• Committee quashes casino bill
• LCB suggests changes to new state bill
• Former Cape Henlopen coach pleads guilty to rape of teenager
• Private slots in Senate hands
• Tests show oil taints soil
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Salisbury man charged with assaulting 16-year-old
• Another town votes against sprinklers
• Miss Hope pageant to debut
• Somerset won't care for dirt roads
• Salisbury police identify victim in fatal accident
• Mardela man dies in crash
• Somerset rescinds streets proposal
• Decatur students raise $11,000
• Mortgage fraud case comes to end
• 'Wallops really packs a wallop'
• City looks to curb vacant properties
• OC council votes to pass smoking ban
• Alcohol bills clear Senate
• Online fishermen's log introduced
• Speed cameras win city support
• Man gets 35 years in murder, burglary
• Salisbury to expand river cleanup effort
• Judge tells ex-official to pay up
• Homeowner shoots self during break-in
• Rehoboth's beach project delayed
• Neighbor alerts family to fire
• Harris: Budget is 'dire'
• The Salisbury School Theater Takes to the Stage with the All-School Musical Bye, Bye Birdie
• Sussex emergency center to run off solar farm
• Westover man sentenced in beating and stabbing
• Worcester students to compete in state skills competition
• OC Council to vote on smoking ban
• Town to have final sprinkler vote
• Commission recommends not allowing Navy to use airport
• School zone speed cameras back on Salisbury agenda
• Company offers a clean slate
• Building permit rise may signal economic recovery
• Local Quilter Designs Scarves for Dorchester Humane
• LOTTERIES
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Fenwick expected to award trash collection bid
• Bids for Fenwick Island safety building to start
• Accomack County fund policy to be reviewed
• Group makes gardening accessible
• Bidding still open for Ocean Drive project
• Squadron teaches boating skills
• Facelift slowed by legal dispute
• Sheriff reconnects with rural areas
• Tournament tests students' imaginations
• Green energy field sprouts on Delmarva
• Bay's last buyboat keeps a tradition alive
• Program rewards good health
• Marine survived WWII mortar attack
• SU, Worcester schools parternships honored
• Bethany bans smoking on boardwalk
• Berlin couple convicted on 2nd animal cruelty charges
• Mosquito control starts next week
• Cuts would restore school funds
• Dog boosts readers' self-esteem
• Warm temp ushers in spring
• FIRE REPORT
• Frankford to fully rely on new water facility
• Del. launches fish monitoring study
• Council to consider laptops
• After dog's roadside death, victim seeks a new furry companion
• Decatur's ROTC supporters rally
• 2 foster fathers charged in teen sex abuse cases
• Teams prep for DI tourney
• Somerset names its top teacher
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Sentencing in murder case is Monday
• Investigators seek cause of Bridge-Tunnel death
• Lawmakers vent 'pollution diet' grievances
• Somerset looks to get students back on the field
• No money offered for PHS football
• UMES president to retire
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Child abuse prevention program seeking grant
• Couple charged with child abuse, neglect
• Woman dies when SUV plunges off Chesapeake Bridge-Tunnel
• Salisbury pursues funding for The Bricks
• POLICE REPORT
• Berlin window worries linger
• Insect control increases this year
• $3 million gap foreseen in Worcester budget
• Wicomico to offer early retirement
• Pollitt continues Bennett fight
• Bishopville: Two men held after traffic stop won't give names
• Man charged in racial vandalism
• Budget requests sent to Worcester
• Cost may trump OC water tower upgrades
• Salisbury voter registration deadline is today
• Wicomico to urge early retirement
• Concert to bring Creedence, Marshall Tucker Band, more
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Food pantry moves to new building
• OC Beach Patrol begins preparations
• Maryland union rally expected to draw thousands
• Berlin utility board may be erased
• Public input sought at Wallops
• Registration nears for kindergarten, pre-k
• Salisbury needs $80K to cover shortfalls
• Concert headliners to be revealed
• Naval vessel a 'no go' at IR Inlet
• New Fruitland multifamily homes must include sprinklers
• Sharptown moves forward with sprinkler opt-out ordinance
• Votes show Andy Harris' support for cuts
• Deadly house fire a somber reminder
• A bright spot in dim economy
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Employers' concerns about disabilities addressed
• Nonprofit is refuge for soldiers
• Pocomoke to offer sprinkler rebates
• Del. sinks teeth into shark rules for fishing
• Paraders paint the town green
• OC job fair attendance tops 4,000
• MP duty leads to law enforcement career
• DNA evidence cited in retrial request
• Md. lawmakers may ban smoking in cars with children
• Maryland gay marriage bill dies
• Man convicted of killing mother
• Gas prices worry cabbies
• Theft scheme suspect goes to court May 6
• O'Malley keeps working on septic proposal
• Farms may get estate tax help
• New signs should withstand winds
• Police increase park patrols after robbery
• Powell star witness is a no-show
• Vacant Crisfield council post filled
• 3 seals come ashore in Del.
• At Ocean City fair, 12,000 jobs for the taking
• New power line to reduce outages
• State critical of Berlin window waiver
• Virginia Layfield remembered
• POLICE REPORT
• Superintendent search to begin
• Chuck's new lungs a reality
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Man faces attempted murder charge
• Police testify in son's trial for mother's murder
• Nanticoke Creekwatchers project seeks volunteers
• Powell death penalty block sought
• Ford leads Dixon in absentee vote count
• Teacher's murder shocks Somerset
• BOE clings to Bennett plan
• Jury to decide if man killed mother
• Somerset sanitary chairman dies after surgery
• Route 54 work right on target
• JROTC will shut down in June
• Harris keeps private insurance
• Boardwalk to remain wooden
• Pastor accused of having sex with teen in church
• Pork In The Park BBQ Festival 2011
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Gunshots fired in concert riot
• Slots oversight board's role 'fuzzy'
• Turbine blade plant to power job creation
• 'We did everything together'
• City advances proposal on renter eviction
• Stakeouts fight poaching on Shore
• Milton police chief sues town
• Defendants call Georgetown police lawsuits 'frivolous'
• O'Malley offers septic compromise
• BOE to vote on budget
• Crisfield to revisit rules on burning
• Marketing group plans 3 events to draw visitors
• South Bethany to finalize survey
• Selbyville citizens choose incumbents
• Students master the greats at annual composer recital
• MSA testing begins this week
• Plan for spending casino impact grants in works
• OC to consider ban on smoking in public parks
• Salisbury rental measure expected to pass
• A successful equation at middle school
• Town may hand road ownership to county
• POLICE REPORT
• Real-world examples help explain ADA
• Virginia approves funding for judge on Shore
• Ruddertowne reaction mixed after town's OK
• Allergies: Weather is the culprit
• County studies wind energy
• 2nd city community center in works
• Seasonal hiring to pick up in OC area
• Bennett vote splits Pollitt, County Council
• Stars awarded UMES degrees
• Our Towns
• Cuts ahead for NOAA
• Man takes plea deal in deadly Salisbury drive-by
• Court rules against inland bays protection
• 'We all thought we were John Wayne'
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• FIRE REPORT
• Wasps promising in stinkbug control
• Accomac man pleads guilty to cockfighting
• Violation adds to Bloods members' sentence
• 113 Beebe patients' info stolen
• Driver's license bill could slash DMV wait
• OC man in custody after standoff
• Accomack looks to slim board
• Dart hits cat between the eyes
• Single vote separates Ford, Dixon
• Tri-County Council receives $853K grant
• Judge to rule on Leggs evidence
• Lawmakers draft bill for vote on Wicomico school board elections
• Poll says keep the Ocean City Boardwalk wood
• Health plan benefits OC retirees
• 10 pot plants seized in Pines
• Salisbury park opens its doggie doors
• Md. bill meant to lure brewery
• UMES preps for big gala
• LOTTERIES
• Somerset to vote on fire sprinklers
• Salisbury woman charged in attempted slaying
• Hebron eyes asbestos issue
• Vote split to oust Milton leader
• Dance introduces kids to India
• Berlin to repair sagging bulkhead
• Worcester Commissioners vent about septic bill
• Suspect ID'd in pony death at Assateague
• Worcester liquor board disputes state fine
• Wicomico Council vote delays new Bennett Middle School plan
• Salisbury Council District 2 picks now at 6
• Md. health chief against medical pot
• Teen who lost hand: 'I've been blessed'
• Volunteers sought for dune grass project
• Even after 15 arrests, robberies still a problem
• Woman sentenced for being naked in store
• Man arrested in hammer, knife attack
• Shore lawmakers oppose septic ban
• Salisbury council District 2 vote is today
• Commissioners to hear MAPP update
• 'He muscled through it'
• POLICE REPORT
• School board to present budget proposal
• City Council to debate adopting capital plan
• BMS funds up for vote
• Revival ends on a high note
• Class of 2011 gears up for college
• Md. economy would suffer in government shutdown
• Town to consider agency for youth director position
• Dental center to open for Worcester County
• Ruddertowne renovation vote passed by Dewey town council
• Public forum to discuss school zone
• Business should better understand policies in the ADA
• IR, Cape schools participate in climate survey
• Princess Anne limits trash service
• Census results may shift Worcester districts
• A day in the life of an inmate
• Corrections department suspends Facebook policy
• Board would set poultry, livestock care rules
• Hawk alumni welcomed home
• Salisbury District 2 primary is Tuesday
• Public jobs competitive
• Expo offers ideas for the home
• Grant money key to fund Georgetown's old firehouse
• Ocean Pines board votes against budget
• Prayer opens UMES Homecoming
• Council hopefuls speak at forum
• Health benefits charter change passes
• WY&CC future discussed
• Man marked V-J Day at Pearl Harbor
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Uncertainty remains for liquor board employees
• Harris opens Salisbury office
• LOTTERIES
• Del. man, 38, accused of raping 14-year-old girl
• POLICE REPORT
• Master carver draws 'groupies'
• Annual seafood fest is today
• Lifeguards gear up for summer
• Casino taxes top $165,000 in first month
• Council to vote on school's funding
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Fireman celebrates 60th year
• Sprinkler mandate includes mobile homes
• Seniors savor fine cuisine daily
• Gala gains national television recognition
• Salisbury to track plows by GPS
• Bills introduced to end Liquor Control Board
• Pep band, students and alumni resurrect a UMES tradition
• Benefits matter divides council
• Rehoboth police working conditions 'deplorable'
• Rise in house fires stresses Red Cross efforts
• Rescued reptiles coming to Shore
• Project to clear path for rocket payloads to get under way soon
• Students get a taste of politics
• Va. museum to open this spring
• Public input sought on Wicomico Civic Center's future
• Salisbury reviews 'crime free' rental ordinance
• Gas price jump 'atypical'
• Dorchester Humane Rescues Twenty Dogs
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Ireton: 'I will not change course'
• Ireton: 'I will not change course'
• Bill would pay EMS directly
• Nicola Pizza sees outpouring of support
• Rehoboth continues to eye parking meter increase
• Council split as to whether town should pay mayor's legal fees
• City Council revisits rental proposals
• Three vie for seats in Selbyville Town Council
• Trailer would advertise OC around the US
• $2 lottery ticket nets $1 million
• Nicola Pizza sees outpouring of support
• Schools' head pushes Bennett Middle project
• Rehoboth continues to eye parking meter increase
• Council split as to whether town should pay mayor's legal fees
• Bill would pay EMS directly
• City Council revisits rental proposals
• Three vie for seats in Selbyville Town Council
• Trailer would advertise OC around the US
• $2 lottery ticket nets $1 million
• Schools' head pushes Bennett Middle project
• Somerset uniform mandate may expand
• Closure sought 1 year after murder
• Boardwalk standards spread south
• Push continues for national park in Delaware
• Time running out for Girl Scout cookies
• Pittsville, Sharptown meetings set
• Budget amendments on Cape BOE agenda
• OPA board votes 4-3 against budget
• Donated food to aid Shore families
• Trash collection future on town's agenda
• In Sussex, Habitat's flexibility pays off
• Learning opportunities created in STEM fields
• UMES Interfaith Breakfast slated
• SU professor earns $20k research award
• Magician earns national fame
• Officials dispute census findings
• Ratio of doctors to patients is low llow
• Maryland septic ban proposal opposed
• Vocational training on rise
• Crime, river cleanup among State of City topics
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Fire departments seek EMS staff
• Chamber drainage project begins
• Claim settled between printer, state's attorney
• Wind farm power lines may run beneath the ground
• Beebe Medical Center hopes for heightened heart health awareness
• $90 million schools budget approved
• Veteran scanned skies for enemy planes
• Record-setting blue marlin replica goes on display at convention center
• Salisbury hopefuls discuss platforms
• Boat show evokes dreams of summer
• Our Towns
• Pines library mascot, Sophie, dies
• Hearings held on Worcester fraternal slots bills
• Kwanzaa's creator to give lecture at UMES for Black History Month
• Audit reveals missing money
• Beach restoration remains on schedule
• Our Towns
• City man to be sentenced in molestation case
• OCPD K-9 Delon recalled for loyalty
• Somerset will see a trash rate hike
• Brewery needs license to open in Berlin
• Council says yes to resort Bike Fest
• Perdue Farms announces layoffs
• Salisbury man found not guilty of assault on bride
• New Jersey man receives jail time for reckless driving
• Deputy stops burglary in progress
• Water wins award in taste test
• Somerset BOE leader will retire
• Record year for fundraiser
• Citizens for a Better Salisbury group to withdraw their status as a PAC
• Clean bay funding uncertain
• Man convicted of second-degree murder
• Penalty phase resumes in police killing trial
• Hebron continues Waller discussion
• County rules for solar panels introduced
• UMES, Navy work together to help students find jobs
• Pollitt urges school construction despite financial strain
• Wicomico administrators attend national school summit
• A 'huge step forward' in attracting businesses to Salisbury
• GPS on sex offenders considered in State House
• FIRE REPORT
• Md. lawmakers shape medical marijuana bill
• Weather 'in transition'
• Winter crab dredge bill nixed
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Spicer trial enters penalty phase
• Somerset considers fee hikes
• Mardela to look at town limits
• Worcester ready for solar power
• Property acquisition closer as demolition of factory ends
• Cape Henlopen School District searches for new superintendent
• Baseball focus of Black History Month lecture
• Estimated cost to implement Dewey electronic voter records lowered
• OV mayoral race heats up
• Willards sprinklers on agenda tonight
• Officials race to meet fund deadline
• Economic updates, Md. revenue cap bill on Wicomico agenda
• 2nd OC bike event in planning stages
• OC Police Department horses 'all kinds of good'
• Education centers flourish
• Census could bring change
• UMES homecoming generates 'increased enthusiasm'
• Summer arts camp accepting applicants
• Man plans appeal on Worcester attempted murder conviction
• Classics are red-hot at car show
• Loans improve Crisfield homes
• 'Bath salts' drugs draw attention
• Rise through the ranks
• DNR's use of GPS eyed
• Grant funds Millsboro firefighters' equipment
• Rehoboth may raise parking meter fees
• Salisbury focuses on river health
• Md. bill would charge fee for high energy use
• Sussex Tech admission fight may reach state level
• Man extradited in '03 attempted killing
• Ocean City man to serve 21 years in jail for arson
• Freeman Valor Award honors service 'heroes'
• Sheriff's Office picks bargaining agent
• Rehoboth considers ban on smoking
• Round 1 of city forums begins
• Man survived attacks, typhoons aboard carrier
• 2 arrested for drugs, guns, fake bills
• Council balks at office space plan
• Another Leggs death sentence motion denied
• Quilting without question
• Final site plans approved for new Dagsboro fire station
• Snow Hill man found not guilty of rape charges
• Berlin clears way for welcome center
• Playroom honors Alvarado
• Raptor, Harrier to headline show
• Penalty phase delayed for man convicted in police officer's death
• Wi-Middle set to replace staff
• Victim testifies against former fiance
• Somerset gains 2 Princess Anne streets
• No beer, no more Pocomoke Fair?
• Show and Tell still going strong
• Judge: Leggs' cell phone records can be used at trial
• Census shows Shore growth
• OC offshore wind bill in works
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• 3 charged in road sign vandalism case
• Investigator resigns after shoplifting charge
• Leggs' lawyers still fight possibility of death
• Worcester sends liquor bill to Capitol
• Man convicted in Spicer slaying
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Salisbury man charged in bicycle thefts
• Worcester murder trial postponed
• Wicomico after-school activity fees on table
• New employee costs settled
• POLICE REPORT
• Snow Hill to set next election reform meeting
• Club still relevant after more than 40 years
• Jury deliberates in Spicer trial
• Sprinkler vote on Fruitland agenda
• Investigation of racial slurs continues
• Jury to hear promotion lawsuit
• Wicomico Middle may see major staffing changes
• Casino at Ocean Downs earns $3M during first month
• Family 'hoping to give back through Greg'
• Appeals court to take up OC residence lawsuit
• Project funding tops city agenda
• Blood drive fills offseason void
• JMB's 'Revival' bigger than ever
• Air Show lineup to be unveiled
• Hearing held on Ruddertowne complex
• Meeting scheduled to discuss Fenwick park
• Dick Holloway dies at age 82
• Worcester Liquor Board to discuss opt-out plan
• Princess Anne resolution to update town fees
• Disabilities legislation covers wide range of issues
• Ocean View Police host workshop
• HBO features young actress
• Possible Va. hospital location identified
• Obstacles can be overcome
• Berlin Lions go whole hog
• City campaigns go into high gear
• Senators renew push for Tubman park
• Millions to watch tonight's Super showdown
• Shore hiring expected to increase
• Salisbury man faces second sex offense charge
• Jury talks to begin in fatal shooting trial
• A woman on a Glory mission
• Sussex Our Towns
• AGH website gets makeover
• Georgetown celebrates new library
• Man served in many capacities, locations during Army career
• Crisfield student leads push to revive football
• Table games introduced in Md. Legislature
• POLICE REPORT
• O'Malley's speech focuses on bay, budget
• Changes to Liquor Control Board considered
• 'No one expected it to become a revolution'
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Woman charged with assault on boyfriend
• Student charged with violating probation
• Waller Landing discussion pushed back
• DNREC approves Fenwick marina amid objections
• Man sentenced in assault on baby
• Pocomoke elections guided by new written, unwritten codes
• Seaford High to see major changes
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Man charged with sexual assault on relative
• Teachers to look at water's health
• Worcester budget estimated at $163M in 2012
• Flores fingers Powell as gunman
• McDermott prayer offer denied in House
• Elected school board planned
• Zoo funds on Md.'s table again
• OC solicits votes on 3 options for Boardwalk
• Worcester school system may cut 12 jobs
• BaySys Technologies takes off
• Princess Anne to begin well project
• Delmar tackles traffic, safety issues
• Street paving on top of OC's to-do list
• Laurel teacher accused of supplying drugs to student
• Fenwick embarks on 3rd green project
• Police: Coach drank while driving with student
• More hiring, firing by state's attorney
• Commissioners to review plans for long-awaited well project
• Corrections officer faces assault, gun charges
• IR bridge work begins
• Town considers health care options
• No-kill shelter's construction starts
• Education budget looks lean
• Study could help Wicomico save 15 percent on utility bills
• Fire destroys more than $200K in equipment
• Ethanol boost's impact unknown
• San Domingo School teaches values of past generations
• New Salisbury department heads seek progress in spite of tight budgets
• Princess Anne residents suggest budget cuts
• 'Something for everybody' at Del. deer workshop
• Ocean City to consider long-term projects
• Officials eye new hospital sites
• Revisions slow wastewater project
• Worcester to get estimate of taxes taken in
• Sprinklers, capital budget on Wicomico agenda
• Events spotlight Indian, African-American cultures
• Mayor, resident hope to revitalize Snow Hill
• Del. drafts Sussex floodplains map
• Hit-and-run calls attention to illegal immigrant issue
• In Wicomico system, get good grades -- skip exam
• 'Something for everybody' at Del. deer workshop
• Employees could share health care costs in 2012
• Dewey discusses holding cell expansion
• Ocean Pines directors consider lowering dues increase
• Salisbury man faces attempted murder charge
• Dreary winter can take its toll on health
• Library ready to reopen
• Salisbury man sentenced to 10 years
• Man convicted of narcotics charge
• Suspects still at large in city shootings
• Route 113 dual highway funding sought
• Dads come to class
• Boating businesses rebound
• Salisbury's Vernon Downes survived ship's sinking
• Crisfield seeks grants to fix sewer
• Teachers bone up for STEM
• Our Towns
• Millville discusses public safety options
• Ocean City man found guilty in murder at VFW
• Decline in crime credited to police chief
• Group urges camera use downtown
• Fishing licenses not yet in tackle shops
• New judge takes bench
• Council hashes out Safe Streets
• Guard facility renovation begins
• LOTTERIES
• Council to talk Safe Streets today
• Markell suspends Route 113 project
• Death penalty still a possibility
• PRMC, Beebe garner top honors
• Bill to require driver's license identification of sex offenders
• Youth services pitched to Berlin
• PNC Bank burglary suspect caught
• Funds to finish school project sought
• An outpouring of support, love
• Bill would give farmers a break
• Poopsie puts on another year
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• 30 lined up to testify in VFW case
• Eastern Shore Seaside Festival slated
• Ship would serve as museum
• Center hopes to restore stability
• 'You could tell he was dying'
• Former homeless woman aids others
• Politics in OC play out online
• O'Malley budget to cost counties $1M more
• Horseback therapy fosters daily 'miracles'
• Accused doctor's items won't be auctioned
• Leggs' defense seeks removal of death penalty option
• Salisbury revamps snow removal policy
• Adult accused of giving minors alcohol
• Snow Hill addresses voting rules
• Evolution brewery eyes Salisbury building
• Cell tower battle resumes near Bethany Beach
• Parksley fatal house fire probed
• Salisbury teen charged with rape
• DelTech smoking ban reaction mixed
• Md. delegation's influence not expected to decline
• One week to a dream wedding
• Neighborhood watch groups honor OC officer
• Princess Anne streets on agenda
• Berlin to hear youth activities leader pitch
• Somerset seeks property transfers
• Zoo prepares for Poopsie's party
• Del. a leader in healthy school lunches
• Health benefits for Salisbury elected officials up for comment
• Decatur students learn firsthand how DNA can help solve crimes
• New home for therapeutic riding group in the works
• Popular events focus of Frankford library expansion
• Shore counties to tally homeless
• Cowboy tradition comes 'full circle'
• 11-year-old leads homeless blanket drive
• City develops Linens site cleanup plan
• Giving up a pet can be costly
• Bay diet meets leaner times
• Create your dream job
• Historic Accomack school to become cultural center
• Wicomico growth plan meetings set
• West OC man documents life aboard minesweeper
• Bill seeks delegate for every county
• Miss America 2010 to visit
• Our Towns
• Va. Shore boy with brain tumor undergoes surgery
• Pines man accused of furnishing to minors, possessing marijuana
• Women charged in Sussex burglaries
• Seal sightings mark beginning of season
• ID required for school events with admission
• Pony killed during deer hunt
• Trial under way in officer slaying
• Public to comment on Waller Landing
• Convicted in '89 rape, man seeks new hearing
• Ex-Cape coach's rape trial delayed by defense
• OV secures land for Public Works building
• Property owners track shifting sand
• Paramedic files for council election
• OC bike event deadline passes
• Canines in the classroom
• One dead in Parksley house fire
• Ex-teacher sentenced in sex abuse case
• Floodplain requirement could raise building costs
• Worcester BOE faces $1M in cuts
• Gambling addiction help available
• Harris votes to repeal health law
• Mayor vetoes wage, benefit cuts
• Perdue to add 11,000 solar panels
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Cancer diagnoses prompt family to create sweet fundraiser
• Wicomico Council rejects use of speed cameras in school zones
• Worcester liquor board opt-out plan proposed
• 8 fight for City Council seats
• Our Towns
• OC's WQMR replaces conservative talk with music
• Woman charged in elderly extortion case
• Budget year ends with some worries looming
• Sussex leader announces retirement
• Virginia seafood event split in two
• Somerset to hold hearing on flood ordinance
• Small business a focus for candidate
• Pines budget increase reviewed
• OC officials resist plan to revive Bike Week events in Inlet lot
• 'There's a lot of hungry people out there'
• Lighthouse replica would illuminate region's past
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• King's legacy lives on
• Boy pulled from ice to be released from hospital
• SAPOA alleges prejudice
• Pocomoke councilman to run for mayor
• 'It's like a love note'
• Somerset to hold hearing on flood ordinance
• Small business a focus for candidate
• Pines budget increase reviewed
• OC officials resist plan to revive Bike Week events in Inlet lot
• SAPOA alleges prejudice
• Boy pulled from ice to be released from hospital
• Pocomoke councilman to run for mayor
• 'It's like a love note'
• Delmarva events honor King's legacy
• Wicomico BOE braces for deep cuts
• Records depict homicide suspect as violent, spiritual
• Concerns raised over Ruddertowne compromise
• Displays at festival not just art
• Group to float Worcester liquor sale plan
• Council hopeful touts 'unique perspective'
• Speed cameras, elected school board on Wicomico agenda
• Map details 'graveyard of lost ships'
• Veterans seek slot machines to improve posts' finances
• Legislator renews push for Sussex casino
• 2 kids pulled from Princess Anne pond
• Rule eases cell phones in court concerns
• Peak of flu season nears
• 'We've seen the bottom,' now jobs see uptick
• Cameras school fast drivers
• Comegys won't run again
• Employer luncheons tackle workplace discrimination
• 'We had no idea we would see such horrors'
• Smith won't seek second term
• Era ends with bridge's demolition
• POLICE REPORT
• High-tech tools boost learning
• Judge's daughter's drug-related charges on inactive docket
• Bid selected for Fruitland's police station project
• Red Cross shelters family after fire
• Modern materials in Berlin historic district debated
• Rabies cases halved in Worcester
• City closer to building new dock
• Carvel Hall donated to Crisfield
• Company offers to buy Captain's Cove lots
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• 'Dime a drink' tax on table
• Growth on Shore forecast
• Salisbury woman arrested in stabbing
• Resort tames feral cat concerns
• 'How do we get out of the hole?'
• Harris says don't misplace blame in Ariz. shooting
• Private slots to go for 4th try
• Shortfall fallout ahead
• Ocean City to push parking payments with credit cards
• Somerset offers to take over 2 streets
• Pocomoke OKs sewage upgrade bid
• Clergy abuse victims say new plan falls short
• Man charged with attempted murder, false imprisonment
• After alleged witness contact, trial is delayed
• Snow and ice close schools, frozen roads complicate driving
• Police to upgrade in-car camera system
• Second shooting reported at Salisbury home
• Home burglary prompts candidacy
• Berlin prepping for new power contract
• Barges' removal nears end
• Verizon to start selling iPhone on Feb. 10
• Toyota's biggest problem: Aging lineup
• Somerset prosecutor's office continues deleted files probe
• Berlin commission asked to ignore windows decision
• Elderly Salisbury woman's death ruled a homicide
• Shore preps for winter storm
• PRMC visitation change brings 'peace of mind'
• Woodland Ferry plagued by malfunctions, shutdowns
• Police investigate suspicious death
• Man charged with breaking into businesses
• Developmental center shows off replacement building
• Upgrades sought for Inlet parking lot in OC
• Linens of the Week donation accepted
• OC councilman reported missing turns up safe after police search
• MLK Day events promote nonviolence message
• A kidney recipient's 'unusual' chance at life
• Worcester program teaches kids how to cope with bullying, a widespread issue
• Public hearing tonight on Salisbury snow removal ordinance
• Del., other states unite for Chesapeake cleanup effort
• Group: Bay plan could ruin farmers
• Georgetown library expected to open by month's end
• Blue Alert System now in effect
• Pocomoke mayor ends tenure
• Fruitland police station project updated
• Berlin to match law on cell phones
• Police: Van driver at fault in collision with train
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• DUI ARRESTS ON THE SHORE
• Our Towns
• How to handle discrimination in the workplace
• 3 plans offered for Seaford school facility changes
• Otto hears watermen's concerns; seeks less catch restrictions
• Medical mission to return to Nicaragua
• Md. budget crunch will lead session
• Shore jobs outlook bright
• Lewes museum looks back on an industry's chilly history
• Teen sentenced in theft of car
• Man charged in 10-year abuse of girl
• Chincoteague bridge span opens to traffic
• Pickleball takes hold in Pines
• Property values fall across Lower Shore
• Ocean City man fought in Battle of the Bulge
• State's attorney talks up crack team
• Train collides with van in Fruitland; 3 injured
• Our Towns
• Buckling Berlin brickwork gets urgent repairs
• Students resurrect a run-down tractor
• Safety checks follow taxi shooting
• Fireboat building bids due soon
• Residents share ideas to slash town's budget
• DelDOT ignored land deal objections
• Ocean View break-ins have owners concerned
• Cohen will seek return to council
• Police keep eye on school
• Broadband provider awaits grant funding
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Family dispute results in assault charges
• Resort arsonist given 18-month sentence
• New NOAA transmitter boosts signal
• Pines to hold flea market
• Education advocate dies
• Somerset probes deleted files during state's attorney switch
• Cardin touts health law's benefits
• Halted hirings rile Ocean City police
• Harris takes the First District reins
• Sinkhole collapses in Salisbury on Route 13
• Casino opens its doors
• Cuts to OC benefits criticized
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• Sharptown to discuss off-street parking
• Mitchell hopes to bring civility
• Somerset to ask for legislation on sewer late fees
• Festival to move after 42 years
• Wi-Hi student charged in shooting
• Technology streamlines Salisbury services
• SU named Top 100 'Best Values'
• Day 1 busy for Wicomico prosecutor
• Salisbury rejects reallocation of FEMA funds
• Princess Anne youth center board change denied
• Gov. Markell: Education, job creation linked
• Jury selection starts in Georgetown officer slaying
• Somerset considers funding Sunday bus runs
• Worcester Developmental Center opens long-sought building's doors
• Beau Oglesby sworn in as Worcester County's state's attorney
• Wicomico to honor top educators
• Wicomico County judge vacancy short on candidates
• 'Some sorrow' as McDermott looks ahead
• Ocean Downs casino test run impresses
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Ruddertowne workshops to address settlement
• Tea party activists see red over green initiatives
• Compensation cuts poised to pass
• Council to get tech update
• Fenwick continues sidewalk discussions
• Shape up in 2011
• General store backdrop for Shore wedding
• Ocean City opens its doors
• Salisbury pharmacy prescribed penalty
• Tax credit extension, fee increase on Md.'s plate
• A few degrees matter for cardiac patients
• Homeless shelter project looks to expand
• Polar bears plunge into new year
• Crisfield finalizes half-acre donation to park
• Justin's Beach House hosts first tenants
• Dewey Volunteer of Year named
• For Shore economy, a time of highs, lows
• LOTTERIES
• New treatment a success for hand impairments
• Seaside service evokes Jesus' baptism
• Park & Ride station planning advances
• City Hall irrigation system, holiday decorations suggested
• Worcester Our Towns
• Winterfest again a windfall
• 'It took all of us to win the war'
• Nonprofits see donations decline after new year
• You say you want a resolution
• Police and Fire Report
• Our Towns
• Accused Del. doctor's cache of toys, games to go to auction
• Fire that displaced 3 families probed
• 'It's time' for City Council hopeful
• Accomack seeks IT director
• New laws come with new year
• Get the skinny on the New Year's dip
• Duncan ready to take on gangs
• Entering new year, hope rests with GOP
• Red Kettle raises $192K
• Hotel's tax benefits to remain
• EPA details 'historical' bay plan
• 'There's never been a Christmas she wasn't there'
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• New Year's closings
• Berlin to celebrate the new year in style
• Attorney named to Circuit Court judgeship
• More details emerge in Salisbury murder
• Pollitt recaps county's success
• Accomac woman cited for indecent exposure
• Driver pulled from sinking car remorseful
• Boda runs on former platform
• Snow Hill partially opts out of sprinklers
• LOTTERIES
• Lower Shore Red Cross expands
• Through snow, ice, no emergency call goes unanswered
• Child sex laws change as high-profile trials slated
• Crews still clearing roads
• Residents lend hand clearing secondary roads
• Drifting snow hampers cleanup
• Donations sought for Delmar family after fire
• A tradition of candle-making
• State of Wicomico County speech canceled
• Purnell Center tenants back in business
• Improving bay gets D-plus in report
• Farm nutrient plan legal fight continues into 2011
• With La Nina, winter usually mild, but may not 'follow the script'
• Salisbury man accused of concealing gun in pants
• Program aims to get youth 'on the right track'
• After a harsh winter at the start of 2010, chances for a repeat in 2011 are slim
• Shore hit hard by snowstorm
• POLICE REPORT
• Pines residents voice Mediacom concerns
• Christmas tree recycling urged
• Beach fencing narrowly approved
• 'Don't Ask' repeal a 'long time coming'
• Del. seniors get gift of holiday cheer
• Fishing license requirements to expand
• Our Towns
• Bus service cuts called harmful to community
• Students open up on Challenge Day
• Immigration specialist is honored
• 'White Christmas' arrives a day late
• Birthday party for a bear
• Eat, drink and be merry
• Worcester LCB: We'll deliver budget money
• Kratovil ponders next step, reflects on term
• In wake of child's death, a year of community action
• Dagsboro close to hiring third police officer
• Outgoing Accomack leader backs ex-sheriff to serve out term
• Third suspect arrested in murder
• Weeklong Kwanzaa begins Sunday
• In critical services, work doesn't stop for a holiday
• Churches honor season's meaning
• Salisbury man visits 'adopted' family in Austria 36 times
• One last test for Shore casino
• Shine a light on crime
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Lewes discusses park upgrades
• Bennett project turns focus to middle school push
• Princess Anne audit finds weak financial oversight
• After wreck, teen's family redefines what's important
• Warrant issued for former youth program director
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Rehoboth takes step to resolve noise issues
• Firefighters brush up for icy, wet rescues
• Onancock acts on banner safety concerns
• IR discusses staff-student contact
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Dover dog dies a hero in Afghanistan
• Savings bills move toward approval
• Wicomico elementary schools shuffle principals
• Fourth-, fifth-graders get recess back
• Relocation for aging library no longer on horizon
• Harris seated on committees
• Arrests made in Salisbury murder
• Too much eggnog is no excuse
• Woman gets 2 years in funds misuse case
• Worcester liquor board looks to prevent future issues
• Wicomico sheriff advises: Check your speed
• Bethany neighbor ambulance service fees to rise
• Somerset to consider sprinkler legislation
• OC council declines beach smoking ban
• Worcester opts out of sprinkler mandate
• Residents raise road work concerns
• Man sentenced to 10 years for vehicular manslaughter
• Salisbury man implicated in murder
• Route 13 paving, drainage projects planned
• Workers prep for Del. beach restoration
• Worcester LCB opts for $16K fine
• POLICE REPORT
• Route 113 bypass fate up in the air
• Peeping Tom investigation leads to child porn charges
• Restaurateur convicted of DWI in appeal
• Salisbury OKs sidewalk project
• Somerset Commissioners to hear project updates
• Townsends poultry files for bankruptcy
• Suspect sought in Wicomico woman's shooting death
• School speed cameras on Wicomico Council's radar
• Delays await holiday travelers
• Ocean City revisits smoking limits
• LOTTERIES
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Delaware government's energy use, recycling goals on target
• A chance meeting with a future daughter
• Sharptown to swear in new town officials
• Health benefits on Salisbury agenda
• Princess Anne to hear audit on budget
• Sprinkler law returns to Worcester agenda
• Fenwick considers Route 1 sidewalks
• Christmas dinners serve food, fellowship
• Pink trees gift hope for holidays
• South Bethany residents reject plan for park
• $17K donated to nonprofits
• Berlin mayor: More power savings needed
• Federal bill's affect on rural health explained
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Reflections, hope for 2011 offered as year nears end
• Accomack superintendent looks forward to life after 'tough job'
• Trash pickup changes follow bedbug scare in OC
• Proud parents cheer on grads
• Man saved ammo from burning tank
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• High-accident roadway in Frankford upgraded
• South Bethany couple moves forward after fire
• Va. ministry hopes to house homeless
• 'Poignant' service returns to OC
• At living nativity, a newborn king to see
• Break-ins bring blue Christmas
• UMES backs off Station 16 plan
• More snow may be on the way
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• School superintendent's contract not extended
• OP advised to spend on technology
• Some Somerset EDU rates to increase slightly
• Fugitive named suspect in May murder
• Elected officials prep for Assembly
• Somerset flood maps redrawn
• Snow Hill delays sprinkler law vote
• Red Kettle stories warm the heart on cold days
• Will lawmakers cut off Worcester Liquor Board?
• Salisbury U.S. Marine sergeant will have merry Christmas at home
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Police on lookout for Delmar woman missing since Dec. 4
• Georgetown voters OK water plan
• Schools seek input on funding declines
• Plea entered in funds misuse
• Historic district board leader resigns
• Md. prepares for redistricting
• 2009 Onancock parade winner readies routine
• High school fire recalled 35 years later
• Sussex seeks changes to dog license mandate
• Berlin requires duplexes to have sprinklers
• More financial pressure for Wicomico BOE
• OC to hold public hearing on Boardwalk
• City landlords file rental fees lawsuit
• 1 dead in Rehoboth Beach building fire
• Ocean Pines hires aquatics director
• Fruitland to hold economic, sign ordinance hearings
• Bennett, Wicomico Middle school teachers qualify for grant
• Holiday carriage rides offered in Berlin
• Old Salisbury fire station is sold, but long road ahead
• Aid sought for bay land conservation
• 'Good sign' for housing market
• Study to measure Civic Center's impact is approved
• Our Towns
• Average winter expected weatherwise
• Ocean City to replace Boardwalk
• Vendor chosen to take over after-school program
• Our Towns
• Dagsboro seeks town committee members
• Frankford water plant now open
• Salisbury might decrease speed on Beaglin Park Drive
• Snow Hill asks residents for input on sprinkler law
• Berlin to make final decision on sprinkler law
• Injured soldier: 'I refused to give up'
• Vacant Town Council seat filled in South Bethany
• Dewey considers revised Ruddertowne proposal
• Del. schools prepare for new testing program
• Hispanic award winner 'is a beacon of hope'
• $10,000 donation to create UMES fund
• The building blocks of success
• Santa's day job: Hotel maintenance
• UMES Gala to bring out the stars
• Study drug use rises for finals
• A new dawn for Ocean Downs
• Man found guilty in attempted murder
• Memorial service set for man missing since '08
• Accomack superintendent to retire
• Police puppy to sniff out suspects
• Assignment: Guard armed, ticking torpedo
• Traffic ticket process changes
• Dozens of bald eagles stop at golf course
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Somerset has Md.'s highest school-aged child poverty rate
• School steps in to support Salisbury family after fire
• Actress Sharon Stone to headline UMES Gala
• Home for the holidays ... but not by choice
• Berlin casino at Ocean Downs will open Jan. 4
• 'No support' for Route 113 bypass of Millsboro
• Salisbury to host Santa's Workshop
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Recess-required policy drafted
• Crisfield Council looks for new member
• Crisfield gives county economic boost
• Lego robot challenge boosts STEM interest
• Probe finds LCB broke law
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Police await return of shooting suspect
• Investors restart West OC motel effort
• Woman's cause of death probed in OC
• City police colonel position proposed
• Return Day changes in works
• Land gift controversy continues
• Craft beer market surges
• Commissioners hit the ground running
• Management company restricts Christmas displays
• Somerset marks historic election
• Route 13 shops rally to combat crime
• Pollitt plans for future
• Del. officials to probe payments to developers
• 2 charged in possible drug dispute stabbing
• No verdict in attempted murder trial
• Pocomoke opts out of state sprinkler regulation
• Ocean City raises municipal bus fare
• Fundraiser benefits Haiti shelter project
• Former Bethany council members may get parking permits
• Crisfield events to welcome holidays
• Home-repair grant help available
• Worcester Commissoners to be sworn in Tuesday
• Cyber bullying 'a 24/7 issue'
• Utility work to snarl traffic in Salisbury
• OC bus fare increase up for comment
• Warm spirits, chilly air at parade
• Salisbury City Council may nullify ad fee veto
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Adult stem cell research brings encouragement to disabled
• Police checking DNA to ID body found at Assateague
• Harris, Kratovil staged spending blitz
• A trans-Atlantic high school reunion in Snow Hill
• Seniors vulnerable to foreclosure, fraud
• Robberies down in Salisbury, but vigilance urged
• Area's new state's attorneys prepare to take helm
• OC warms crowd with parade
• Our Towns
• Ocean City trims town employee benefits
• 'Hollywood' will return to UMES in March gala
• As show ends, Salisbury councilwoman calls for harmony
• LOTTERIES
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Worcester NAACP elects new president
• Delaware residents win home energy makeovers
• Chihuahua rescue: 'You could just see this little black head'
• Student iPad program finds success
• Army veteran faced 'wild jungle,' hurricane, elephant
• Sussex doctor suspended in drug probe
• O'Malley to chair Democratic Governors Association next year
• 75 pounds of drugs nets year in jail
• Hebron builders unveil project
• A different kind of 'Christmas Story'
• Landmark's demolition end of an era
• JMB band member will play in Inner Harbor's Tubachristmas
• Humane Society duties split
• Alleged shooter left letter, cash with family
• Call center to add 200 jobs
• Worcester taking a crack at solar power regulations
• Woodbridge teacher accused of rape
• Managers: Chickenhouse supply, worker turnover are top Va. poultry issues
• Wicomico superintendent, school leaders to encourage Chinese language instruction
• Cracked pipe that leaked chlorine set for repair
• Stockpiling propane, preventing disaster
• Citizens' petition aims to dissolve Snow Hill town government
• After assault, police warn against walking alone at night
• Murder charges dropped before trial
• Filing for Salisbury City Council races begin
• Plant upgrades bring jobs, clean air
• Watermen to tell stories, host demonstration
• Cape Charles conspiracy trial starts Monday
• Commissioners discuss county roads
• Council considers filling vacated seat
• Recount gives Caldwell the win
• New OC town employees to be paid less
• PAC-14 names interim leader
• Safe Streets hearing held
• Suspected shooter surrenders
• Our Towns
• Police continue to search for fugitive
• Teen's attempted murder case moved to higher court
• SU group promotes respect
• Gun found to be toy prompts arrest
• All aboard for the train tour
• Towing company owners split on proposed city ordinance
• Millions search for Web deals on Cyber Monday
• Labels focus of lawsuit against Perdue
• Hurricane season ends quietly
• Delmar studies mirrored parking laws
• Towing company owners expected to comment on ordinance
• Sheddy murder trial postponed
• Trains draw young and young at heart
• Md. highway official: We're 'ready for winter'
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Bethany discusses yard waste ban
• Hanukkah a time of 'rededication'
• Help those in need, spread holiday cheer in Georgetown
• Grants available to spruce up store facades
• Holiday dinner tour expands
• Lewes to use grant for energy upgrades
• Ocean View begins park improvements
• Parade, lunch with Santa among Christmas festivities in Somerset
• Pocomoke to kick off holiday season with parade
• Cautious shoppers visit fair
• Farming support propelled Otto
• Ocean City bus fare increase on table
• Salisbury Zoo serves as an animal old-age home
• Charity plans use for gifts from Ocean City man's trip to Oprah
• Pines golf consultants not eager to raise greens fees
• Meals on Wheels provides warm food, smiles to seniors
• Holiday boat parade is tonight
• Report shows decrease in toxic emissions
• Shore home prices still falling
• Zoo pushes to reach $3M fundraising goal
• War danger viewed differently with age
• Man who shot at trooper sought
• Military couple reunited
• Fatal fish disease spawns concern
• JMB to host first open house
• Most trees escape bad weather
• 40 years on the road and endless memories
• Food, fellowship served at free Thanksgiving meal
• Shining a light on DUI victims
• Accomack hires lobbying firm
• Virginia committed to Tangier jetty plan
• Hebron looks for new caboose
• Volunteers spread holiday joy
• Bethany mulls broader smoking ban
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Georgetown library will remain shut into new year
• Accomack County supports restored judge funding
• Worcester Sheriff's Office helps give needy children a Christmas
• Couple who left dogs in hot vehicle will face jail time
• $7.5K to support Main Street project
• OC holds its own Black Friday
• As flowers sell, church thrives
• A slice of school rivalry
• Black Friday deals, chaos await
• Marina to get a lift
• Reports: Harris avoided staff costs
• Markell: 'Stop inflating grades'
• City will again ask Wicomico for tax setoff
• Tee-Shots for Turkeys feeds families
• Berlin puts off sprinkler decision
• US official pledges to speed offshore wind energy plans
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY CLOSINGS
• Facebook post spurs alleged assault
• Whale spotted in Indian River Inlet
• Group saves turkeys from the table
• Verbal commitments made to rebuild VIMS building
• Deputies make drug arrest on Pocomoke City street
• Man charged in Georgia Ave. shooting
• Smith's 'Issues and Answers' canceled
• Somerset to accept $5,000 police grant
• Expensive problems linger at IR Inlet
• Salisbury Council OKs ad fees compromise, accepts fireboat grant
• 2-vote lead in Wicomico Council race stands
• A bright Christmas in Milton
• Thanksgiving: Expect challenges whether traveling by road or air
• Markell to discuss school grant in Delmar
• Motorists warned about deer
• Bethany to consider sanitation fees increase
• Pines to appeal beach parking back taxes
• Berlin debates sprinkler law
• Worcester NAACP to hold elections
• Red Cross to hold star-studded benefit
• Salisbury Council revisits ad fees
• HALO gives homeless a 'hand up'
• Accomac says no to cat licenses
• Health experts guard against flu
• Road to Congress: Harris readies for life change
• City models Safe Streets plan
• Major SU projects to wrap up in 2011
• Route 54 improvement project is under way
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Pittsville OKs bid for water plant upgrade
• Mardela hopes to gain housing grant
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Ocean View moves toward creating volunteer patrols
• Salisbury man sentenced to life in prison
• Pass the butter, and the Bible
• Md. land preservation project completed
• Man witnessed concentration camp horror
• Oyster strike ends
• Gobbling up your cash
• Giving thanks by giving back
• OC hotel bar fined for serving a minor
• Convicted shooter to be sentenced
• Willards pastor follows 'feed my sheep' command
• Hebron budget audit positive
• Group reclaims a piece of Georgetown history
• Somerset waits on sewer rate breaks
• Health reform is muted in Md.
• Return Day security review slated
• Salisbury officer injured while chasing suspect
• Feast without the fuss
• Longtime Wi-Hi coach, mentor dies
• Council toasts wine fest profits
• Station 16 in Salisbury closer to becoming a cultural center
• Beaglin roadwork faces snag
• Holiday bonuses set for town employees
• Parents seek return of recess
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Fruitland man, three teens charged in brutal assault
• Princess Anne man convicted of murder
• Somerset schools submit $1M plan
• Accused county exec Johnson returns to work
• Pathology expert provides details on murder victim's injuries at trial
• Mardela reports second home invasion
• Worcester discusses county bridges
• OC dims the lights on bright condo
• Parents, relatives invited to schools
• For Habitat homeowner, 'a new walk of life'
• Perdue to move AgriBusiness HQ
• Harris defends health care inquiry
• Oystermen go on strike
• City to buy fireboat
• Man saves driver of sinking car
• POLICE REPORT
• Bald eagle euthanized after found wounded
• Nonprofit hopes to help IR students
• Detective honored for work on abuse cases
• Wonderland of Lights returns
• Accomack sells wrong property at auction
• Race hinges on final ballots
• Our Towns
• Beer, wine bring in bucks for Wicomico
• Va. sturgeon may hold recovery key
• Recall JMB glory days with key chain of gym floor
• POLICE REPORT
• Pittsville water plant expansion draws bids
• Dagsboro park adds final touches
• Too much light at night? OC to address condo complaint
• Survey to weigh thorny South Bethany park plan
• School upgrades on agenda
• Volunteers already working to prep Thanksgiving meals
• Prancing with 4 sweaty paws
• Pocomoke council passes false fire alarm ordinance
• Nonprofits prep for annual Thanksgiving for Thousands
• UMES to hold Ethnic Festival
• Benefit to fund OC convention center art
• Wor-Wic dives into social media classes
• Nearly all-new Somerset Commissioners board looms
• Tracking a storm: Satellite images come from Wallops station
• New leadership, new direction for SPD
• Police Chief Duncan proud to 'live up to the shield'
• Oglesby wins Worcester SA race; Mathias claims Senate victory
• Man charged with abusing 2 boys
• Crisfield considers annexation plan
• Fruitland council delays animal control decision
• Users try to make contact with space station
• Lindbergh inspired Salisbury man's career as pilot
• State line no longer hinders drug arrests
• Oglesby wins Worcester SA race; Mathias claims Senate victory
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Man charged with abusing 2 boys
• Crisfield considers annexation plan
• Fruitland council delays animal control decision
• Users try to make contact with space station
• LOTTERIES
• Lindbergh inspired Salisbury man's career as pilot
• Our Towns
• State line no longer hinders drug arrests
• POLICE REPORT
• DELAWARE: Man convicted in '08 double slaying
• UPDATE: Two injured in Nanticoke Road school bus crash
• Del. receives $6 million in foreclosure aid
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Nov. 10
• Princess Anne man charged in Wink Lane apartment shooting
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Nov. 11
• Dead eagles suspected to be poisoned
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Nov. 12
• Willards seeks new Town Hall location
• Developer alleges official misconduct
• Del. libraries expand catalogs
• Route 113 project gets $900K boost
• $2.1M Parsonsburg firehouse complete
• Princess Anne youth program probed
• Fallen comrades recalled
• COASTAL FLOODING: More tidal flooding due today
• DELAWARE POLITICS: O'Donnell's campaign finances scrutinized
• Intersex fish found in Delmarva waters
• NATION: Priest attacker claims abuse
• MARYLAND: Baltimore considering sites for new arena
• ACCIDENT: Authorities on scene of serious accident in Lewes
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• UPDATE: One killed in Lewes accident
• Red Cross helps family who lost all
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Nov. 11
• Sussex magician stranded on ship
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police search for suspects in home invasion
• If vote totals hold, McDermott to leave mayor's seat
• Two in custody after armed robbery
• Ode to Chunkin -- song returns for anniversary
• Heroin smuggled into BWI inside buttons
• Election leads retained, but more counts to come
• Missing Va. woman found dead in New Mexico
• WWII, Korean War veterans to be honored at Pines ceremony
• Feds issue scathing report on Del. psychiatric center
• Artist will release print to benefit wounded
• Firm in Maryland gets defense deal for skin substitute
• 66 years after his death, soldier 'now at home'
• Trial set for March in shooting attempt on Md. deputy
• MARYLAND: Officer, would-be robber exchange gunfire
• Va. woman pleads guilty to theft, embezzlement
• DELAWARE: PSC delays decision on Delmarva Power decoupling
• Man sentenced for sexually abusing 9-year-old Md. girl
• NATION: Rape charge dropped after accuser commits suicide
• Virginia seeks to lure more hunters to the sport
• DELAWARE: Feds say state's mentally ill still warehoused
• POLICE: Georgetown man allegedly caught stealing copper
• COASTAL FLOODING: Lower Shore under warning today
• UPDATE: Details released in Lewes fatal accident
• DELAWARE: Cougar sighting reported near Wilmington
• POLICE: Georgetown man charged with raping child
• Arsenic ban in poultry feed urged
• WORCESTER: Oglesby, Mathias hold lead
• MARYLAND: Audit finds workers stole inmates' money
• ECONOMY: Jobless claims fall in hopeful sign for hiring
• NATION: Elizabeth Smart tells court about day of rescue
• CRIME: Salisbury man charged with child abuse
• DAGSBORO: Police seek sex offender
• WICOMICO: Because of the dogs, portion of Glen Avenue closed through Sunday
• BRIDGEVILLE: Bicyclist dies after collision with van
• CRIME: Church accountant charged in embezzlement investigation
• Man indicted on robbery charges
• MARYLAND MVA: 1,300 could be driving with bad licenses
• S&P ratings group affirms AA- ranking for OC's debt
• Md. deficit about $1.6 billion
• NATION: San Francisco bans toys in some fast-food kids meals
• 2 found dead after Md. warehouse fire
• Man beaten during robbery attempt in Delaware
• VIRGINIA: U.S. piracy trial begins
• Salisbury teen still in hospital after being hit by car in Florida
• 2 killed in 4-vehicle crash in Maryland
• DELAWARE: Police seek help finding bicycle bandit
• 9-month sentence follows drunken spree
• Del. church accountant charged with theft
• WICOMICO: Roadwork on Beaglin Park Drive, Schumaker Drive, to begin Thursday
• Bill introduced for sprinkler exemption
• Man convicted in Salisbury accused of killing cellmate
• OCEAN PINES: Fatal motorcycle accident this morning
• Talk on reducing deficit begins
• Wilmington to cut 31 jobs
• 2011 OC Air Show plans stumble
• Police in Delaware investigating cougar sighting
• Swing in Senate race still possible
• Md. town stands behind illegal immigrant sanctuary
• Farmers hurt by summer drought can seek aid
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Nov. 9
• Businesses offer vets free items, discounts
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Nov. 10
• Ceremony to salute veterans
• NATION: Feds propose graphic cigarette warning labels
• BRIDGEVILLE: Man charged in two assaults
• Police try to ID body found on shore
• Va. gov gives road board $1.1B in recouped cash
• MARYLAND: Youth counselor pleads guilty to drug-dealing charge
• Protecting Delaware's beaches
• O'Malley: don't put off pension obligations
• LOTTERIES
• Wider seats, new railings set for Oriole Park
• Funds for special task force sought
• Md. Symphony Orchestra executive director quits
• Millsboro approves firearm changes
• 8 displaced in Md. fire
• Parkside, JMB march to success at tourney
• ACCIDENT: Seaford bicyclist, 54, dies after crash with minivan
• Salisbury Council to reconsider public hearing ad fees
• CHINCOTEAGUE: Monday evening fire guts Asian-themed restaurant
• An island slipping away
• FIRE: No injuries reported in Ocean View fire
• MARYLAND: O'Malley to discuss childhood hunger
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Nov. 8
• REGION: Coast Guard rescues 4 from capsized boat off NJ
• POLICE: Dagsboro sex offender wanted for failure to register
• SUSSEX: Poisoning kills bald eagle
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Nov. 9
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• VIRGINIA: State gets $1M federal grant for workforce programs
• BERLIN: SDHS to host poetry contest
• Bridgeville man fatally struck
• NATION: Nancy Grace settles lawsuit over woman's death
• BERLIN: AGH staff recognized as "top docs" at the beach
• Md. hospital to pay $22M in unnecessary stent case
• DELAWARE: More schools losing their librarians
• GEORGETOWN: Sussex County government offers flu shots
• 2-week roads project on Beaglin Park, Schumaker starts Thursday
• MARYLAND: Inmate murder trial is last chapter in tragedy
• WEATHER: Arctic blast expected next week in Northeast
• DELAWARE Officials find puppy tied to pole for 3 days
• Search for second Church Street shooting suspect continues
• Democratic chairmen back Hoyer of Maryland for No. 2 slot
• ENVIRONMENT: Bay Foundation ups ante in Va.
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Nov. 8
• Pentagon chiefs: Afghans can manage by 2014
• WORCESTER: Police seeking those responsible for construction thefts
• ENVIRONMENT: Bay Foundation cancels news conference
• FUNDRAISER: Poplar Hill Mansion to host Roaring '20s party
• CRIME: Salisbury teen charged with handgun possession
• ECONOMY: Metal recyclers face tough times
• STATE NEWS: Maryland steps forward with offshore wind power
• POLICE: Three men charged in connection to Nov. 3 boating accident
• COLLEGE SPORTS: SU field hockey makes NCAA tournament
• New Castle police seek Wilmington man for shooting
• FRUITLAND NEWS: Woman pleads guilty to reporting false rape allegations
• Md. woman pleads guilty to stealing from transplant foundation
• Documentary preserves memories of World War II veterans
• Police: 85-year-old Md. man hit by car, killed
• Md. police chiefs take the plunge
• Man, 19, pleads guilty in D.C. principal shooting
• Berlin council to vote on sprinkler law
• Md. man killed in motorcycle accident
• Princess Anne budget procedures on agenda
• Students across Delmarva to compete in math competition
• Fruitland to vote on animal control ordinance
• Man sentenced to 12 years in attempted Md. assaults
• Wicomico schools open doors for Education Week
• St. Michaels woman critically hurt in truck crash
• OC's authority to eliminate boards outlined
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Nov. 7
• Report discusses Wicomico Stadium name change
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Nov. 5
• Salisbury to award bid for park building
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Nov. 6
• Thousands on hand for splats, misfires, 'pie' on Chunkin's last day
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Nov. 7
• DELAWARE: Pumpkins continue to fly
• Frankford launches website
• Laurel superintendent possibility concerns residents
• Pocomoke YMCA gets new director
• Dewey approves project bid, still seeking funding
• CRIME: Delaware burglaries rise as violent crime drops
• 'Elves' craft a merry Christmas
• ELECTION: Republicans in charge take aim at health overhaul
• Stephen Decatur alumni raise money for field house
• ENVIRONMENT: Del. Bay Beaches workgroup to meet this week
• Controversial dump truck now in service
• HEALTH: Free diabetes screenings in Dover
• Watermen wary of switch to aquaculture
• POLICE: Salisbury man killed in single vehicle accident
• College shows its love for city
• ELECTION: NJ Gov. says Delaware 'missed opportunity' for Senate
• Salvation in the sky?
• SPORTS: Milford teams dig out surprise sweep
• SPORTS: Stephen Decatur, Wicomico make Maryland football playoffs
• SPORTS: Chilean miner takes to streets for NYC Marathon
• NATION: Obama says 'midcourse corrections' to come at home
• ELECTION: Clyburn says Pelosi has a role in House leadership
• MARYLAND: Search on for missing Md. boater in Patuxent
• WORCESTER: Two people hospitalized after Route 50 Crash
• POLICE REPORT
• Lions Club beef dinner featured in PAC-14 series
• City woman charged in attempted murder
• Pines plans for leaf removal
• Mural brings 'joy' to Salisbury church
• Assawoman Canal dredging project in final stages
• Broken anchor kept Princess Anne man from Iwo Jima
• Seaford teen named Del. Wendy's Heisman winner
• Community Foundation builds legacy
• Chunkin marks 25 years
• LOTTERY: Mega Millions jackpot climbs
• TIME CHANGE: Daylight Savings Time ends today
• BUSINESS: Banks fail in Md., Calif., Wash.; 143 total in '10
• REGION: Delaware River dredging review nixed by judge
• MARYLAND: Company working with prosecutors in robocall case
• VIRGINIA: New nuclear sub christening set at Northrop Grumman shipyard
• SUSSEX: Project unearths Colonial-era remains
• MARYLAND: Man impersonating officer assaults woman
• LOCAL ROUNDUP: Washington soccer shuts out Crisfield to advance to 1A East Final
• NATION: Fuel leak halts Friday launch of space shuttle
• DELMARVA: Seaford teen wins Wendy's state High School Heisman
• DELAWARE: Man dies after state police use Taser on him
• WORCESTER: Man files false robbery report
• UMES: Water heater blamed for fire
• DELAWARE: Castle questions decision not to run write-in campaign
• DNREC: Millsboro man arrested on weapons charges
• SPORTS: Indian River, Sussex Tech earn spots in boys soccer tournament
• ECONOMY: Weak employment report expected
• For 'Mythbusters' hosts, it's Punkin Chunkin or bust
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• VIRGINIA: Guard members mobilized for 2011 duty in Iraq
• SPORTS: Cape Henlopen, Sussex Tech reach field hockey playoffs
• REGION: NJ man sentenced to life in slaying of 3 DSU students
• Investigation into two Wicomico fires continues
• SPORTS: Delmarva Christian earns playoff appearance
• DELAWARE: Cooke's suit leaves defense at standstill
• OC purchase keeps town in red
• Va. woman who lost 2 in attacks to meet Obama
• Atlantic Hotel can't switch to vinyl windows
• Md. nuns sell Honus Wagner card for $262,000
• Church survives fire and time
• Trains collide in DC, no serious injuries
• LOTTERIES
• FREEBIE FRIDAY: Get your free coffee this morning
• Cuts threaten Humane Society funds
• DELAWARE: Political chill's still in the air
• For candidates, post-election peace
• DELAWARE POLITICS: O'Donnell unsure if she will run again
• Maciarello to join office early
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Nov. 4
• Leads hold after 1st absentees
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Nov. 4
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Coastal flooding expected
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Nov. 5
• GEORGETOWN: Urquhart considers running again in 2012
• POLICE: Salisbury woman faces attempted murder charge
• CITY: Housing official to attend national conference
• MARYLAND: State's highest court to hear racial profiling case
• DELAWARE: As budget is built, legislator's absence will be felt
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• DELAWARE: Man dies after stun-gun hit
• Jury: Man not guilty in robbery, assault
• WORLD: Yemeni bomb was defused just 17 minutes before exploding
• Man charged with stealing $58K in copper
• BUSINESS: GM expects to earn up to $2.1B as IPO approaches
• Easement proposals will be submitted
• Ham radio aids Delaware events
• Man says costume not just a diaper
• 8 Delmarva students are finalists for Wendy's Heisman
• WICOMICO: Health department to hold walk-in flu clinic on Friday
• Tight races await absentee ballot count
• DOHS: 54 arrested for DUI over Halloween weekend
• Wicomico council GOP majority expands
• WORCESTER: Oglesby holds a narrower lead of 107 votes
• Return Day is today in Sussex
• Personal information revealed in Va. e-mails
• DELAWARE: Civility the rule on Delaware's Return Day
• Family displaced in 2-house fire in Delaware
• DELAWARE: Bomb threat targets third drugstore in four days
• Man dies in Wilmington after use of Taser
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Coastal flood advisory
• Police cruiser hits vehicle in Delaware; 2 people hurt
• MARYLAND: Construction site flagger hit by car
• Md. company recalls apple cider because of potential E. coli
• DELAWARE: Quest for jobs takes Gov. Markell to China
• Dying wish granted in western Md. county race
• CHESAPEAKE BAY: Va. watermen promote the bay's oyster
• SPORTS: Snow Hill names Bozman new boys basketball coach
• Harris unseats Kratovil; GOP wins control of U.S. House
• POLICE: Customer injured by shoplifters at Rehoboth outlet
• MARYLAND: Democrat Peter Franchot re-elected comptroller
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Nov. 3
• MARYLAND: Voters approve casino near Arundel Mills Mall
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Nov. 2
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Rain likely tonight
• WORCESTER: Trial date set for Hadel in murder case
• DELAWARE: Recount possible in auditor race
• SPORTS: Ticket info available about upcoming Guerrero fight
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• REHOBOTH: 60 migrating songbirds killed by hitting store windows
• NATION: Republicans promise limited government
• Md. man pleads guilty in $370K embezzlement scheme
• NATION: Minorities ride GOP wave to historic victories
• WORCESTER: Unidentified driver leads police on chase
• Va. voter turnout 46 percent
• REHOBOTH: Shoplifters injure customer at outlets
• LOTTERIES
• Man, woman, child victims of Del. home invasion
• NATION: Marijuana legalization measure loses in California
• Our Towns
• Md. writing instructor charged in husband's death
• NATION: Voters carry anxiety, disappointment to the polls
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Md.'s Harris taking anti-tax stance to US House
• WEST OC: Man says police wrong to arrest him while in baby costume
• NY family unbelted in fatal Route 113 crash
• Kratovil ruins Md. incumbents' federal sweep
• Incumbents Cane, Colburn, Eckhardt and Haddaway keep District 37
• Construction site flagger in western Maryland hit by car
• Conway, McDermott, Otto win Maryland House seats
• Teens charged with attempted murder in Md. robbery
• Oglesby holds lead for Worcester prosecutor job; Mason wins sheriff's race; incumbents prevail
• Former Md. officer gets 5 years for beating teen
• Pollitt survives challenge in Wicomico; Maciarello wins; Holloway, Culver claim at-large seats
• SALISBURY NEWS: Records St. apartment fire under investigation
• Powell, Jones elected in Somerset battles
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Nov. 2
• DELAWARE ELECTIONS: Democrats hope to retain Del. Senate seat
• Our Towns
• ELECTION: Incumbent Cole defeats Melrath in Sussex County Council race
• BUSINESS: M&T buys troubled Wilmington Trust
• Pines outsources golf course to Virginia firm
• ELECTION: Sussex County results are in
• HEALTH: Brain docs raise concussion alarm for kids' sports
• Berlin offers energy audits to residents
• ELECTION: Schwartzkopf wins District 14 House race
• POLITICS: Barbour says tea party winners will vote with GOP
• Lewes man charged in bank robberies
• SOMERSET: Hickman trails in state's attorney's race
• Commerce website gets social update
• ELECTION: O'Malley wins rematch in Maryland
• Second Burgess auction planned
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• Judge looks at Worcester foreclosures
• VIRGINIA: Voting runs until 7 p.m.
• Oysters rebound as season opens
• ELECTION: What voters say at Maryland polls
• Official defends city's code checks
• SALISBURY NEWS: Man charged in burglary
• 4 dead in multiple-vehicle crash
• ELECTION: Dems scrape to limit Senate losses, keep majority
• CHESAPEAKE: W.Va.'s role in bay cleanup focus of 2 meetings
• ELECTION: Republicans seek House majority, hope for wave
• MARYLAND ELECTIONS: All 8 Md. House members up for reelection
• GOVERNOR'S RACE: O'Malley and Ehrlich head to polls on Election Day
• LOTTERIES
• MARYLAND ELECTIONS: Mikulski, Wargotz in race for Md. U.S. Senate seat
• ELECTION: What voters say at Delaware polls
• SOMERSET: Jones takes early lead in sheriff's race
• Election Day: Know the rules for a smooth election day
• ELECTION: Voters cast ballots; Control of Congress at stake
• ELECTION: Atkins victorious in District 41 House race
• SEAFORD: Warrant issued for shooting suspect
• ELECTION: Obama: Agenda 'all at risk' in any Republican romp
• ELECTION: Ruth Briggs King defeats challenger in District 37 race
• DELAWARE: Nothing 'normal' about this election
• LOCAL ELECTIONS: Wicomico voter turnout reported
• ELECTION: Results show Phillips will retain seat on Sussex County Council
• Tomorrow is Election Day
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Nov. 1
• Salisbury police force changes debated
• SALISBURY NEWS: Man and juvenile charged in carryout armed robbery
• MARYLAND: Report of odor diverts NY-Cuba flight to Baltimore
• WICOMICO COUNTY NEWS: Police blotter
• ELECTION: Dems hope to limit losses in campaign's last hours
• SLOTS: Maryland Jockey Club: Laurel Park future in doubt
• WICOMICO NEWS: Sheriff's office calls for Oct. 31
• DELAWARE: United Way of Delaware gets $2 million donation
• MAIL BOMBS: US issues mail advisory, tightens cargo scrutiny
• WORCESTER: Public invited to attend harvest celebration
• WORLD SERIES: Giants on brink of Series crown after Game 4 win
• DELAWARE: O'Donnell preps ad, has trouble getting it shown
• FENWICK ISLAND: Cyclist, 65, injured in traffic collision
• DELAWARE: Rhode Island Public Transit Authority manager registered cars in Del.
• MARYLAND: Candidate's death creates quandary for voters
• Former Md. man sentenced for sexually exploiting child
• NATION: As violent crime drops, gang ranks swell 25 percent
• POLICE REPORT
• American Infrastructure to pave Sussex County roads
• Police crack down on illegal window tint
• Man charged with March bank robbery in Maryland
• Parking on Sharptown agenda
• Dover man charged with threatening girlfriend
• Development rights debated in Worcester
• WORCESTER: Fatalities in five-vehicle accident, police say
• Wicomico Council to resolve building ownership issues
• Sentencing postponed for Eastern Shore woman in infant's death
• OC's budget gets yearly checkup
• Md. man enters Alford plea to arson in house fire
• Salisbury to discuss towing ordinance
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 30
• Features improve broadband map's accuracy
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 31
• POLICE: Scooter struck at Old Ocean City Rd. and Greenlawn Ln.
• Wi-Hi coach Berry returns for coin toss, fanfare
• Sussex council incumbents face challenge
• Del. congressional races divisive amid quiet midterm
• Voters to decide myriad of Somerset contests
• Four-term Sen. Mikulski tested by Wargotz
• State comptroller to be decided Tuesday; attorney general candidate is unopposed
• Wicomico races at apex going into Election Day
• DELAWARE: Federal transit grants heading to Lewes
• Worcester hopefuls head for finish line
• ENVIRONMENT: EPA fines Baltimore, 2 counties over runoff
• Harris, Kratovil enter bitter 1st District rematch
• ELECTION: Republicans positioned to take House
• Maryland gubernatorial battle is a do-over with big, new issues
• ELECTION: Dems expect Senate losses but hope to keep control
• DATA CENTER: Marriage licenses
• NATION: Health overhaul may lead to free birth control
• ELECTION: 219,000 vote early in Maryland
• REHOBOTH BEACH: Police probe bomb hoax at mall
• NATION: Stewart and Colbert rally thousands to 'restore sanity'
• FIRE: Showell horse barn destroyed in blaze
• DUI ARRESTS: Drivers charged from Oct. 18-24
• ELECTION: Outside money adding to hostility in Del.
• SUSSEX: County addresses problem of back taxes
• ELECTION: Ehrlich keeps busy schedule as campaign winds down
• South Bethany councilman resigns in wake of park survey dispute
• Travelers through Virginia could pay tolls on upgraded US 460
• Is the Addy Sea in Bethany haunted?
• Man struck by Metro train bound for Maryland
• Shore Transit offers free rides
• No verdict yet in Va. biker gang trial
• If kids could vote ...
• 4 injured in crash in Delaware
• A toast to the space industry
• 219,000 vote early in Maryland
• Loophole blocks residential wind turbine in OC
• RNC Chairman Steele wheels into Maryland
• Berlin man recalls brush with kamikaze
• Va. voters to weigh breaks for veterans, elders
• Somerset Commissioners candidates talk budget
• Christine O'Donnell to attend rally today in Middletown
• TERROR: Police say mail bomb had al-Qaida hallmarks
• Former federal prison guard in Virginia convicted
• Md. black bear hunt closes after 67 bears are killed
• Millsboro man shot, police say
• Police: Elderly Del. woman going wrong way on I-95 causes crashes
• Va. Beach eatery owner finds man in vent
• UPDATE: Del. man, stepson charged in domestic dispute
• LOTTERIES
• 1st District race has national implications
• HEALTH: PRMC offers new fitness classes
• WORCESTER: $10 K stolen from home
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 29
• SPORTS: Lower Shore athletes finalists for Maryland High School Heisman Award
• WICOMICO NEWS: Eden man charged in vehicle assault
• POLICE REPORT
• Accomack voters will decide meal tax
• Ecotourism focuses on waterway
• Rehoboth MS bike event finds success, despite location change
• Fantasy football used as teaching tool
• 100 entrants expected for Hebron car show
• 'Burying the hatchet' tradition goes way back
• WICOMICO COURTS: Salisbury man sentenced in rape case
• Tubman visitor center design unveiled
• SOUTH BETHANY: Councilman Youngs resigns over park survey
• Casino job fair attracts throng
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• Northrop Grumman site in Princess Anne to employ up to 50 people
• DELAWARE: Dover police say city has at least 16 gangs
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police search for home invasion suspect
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 28
• ACCIDENT: Notre Dame student combined love of film, football
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 28
• WORLD SERIES: Cain pitches Giants to 2-0 lead
• SALISBURY: North Salisbury holds mock gubernatorial elections
• SUSSEX NEWS: Employee charged in lottery theft
• ELECTION: O'Donnell threatens to sue WDEL
• SALISBURY: UMES to sponsor medicine screening at MAC center
• TRAFFIC: Crash shuts SB US 113 in Milford
• CRIME: Two men charged with breaking into Earl Bradley's office
• CRIME: State Police searching for clues in sexual assault case
• WORLD SERIES: Texas falls 11-7 to Giants
• OCEAN CITY: Art League to host fundraiser
• SALISBURY: SHA to temporarily close lanes along 50 and 13 Business
• NATION: Army study seeks best suicide prevention programs
• CHARITY: Mountaire Farms hosts food drive Nov. 6
• MARYLAND: Police: Bogus cop molested teen boy
• Our Towns
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police search for home invasion suspect
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Confusion, frustration mark mortgage modification program
• $189K drainage project begins
• Candidates for Md. gov leave room for improvement in Juvenile Services
• GOP says Todd's mailers 'unethical'
• FBI: Same gun used in military-related shootings in Virginia
• Wicomico ballot has four charter amendment question topics
• Salisbury's grandest Halloween block party expects hundreds
• Md. voters to again decide constitutional convention
• 2 killed in single-car crash in Delaware
• Stolen laptop causes chaos for Accomack residents
• ENTERTAINMENT: Mariah Carey announces she's pregnant
• POCOMOKE: Pocomoke Middle administrator honored
• ACLU sues for Somerset police slur information
• POLITICS: Obama gets his 'Daily Show' moment of zen
• State House campaign reports detail debt, obligations
• WORCESTER: Household hazardous waste collection day scheduled
• Students' mural 'spreads the love'
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 27
• DELAWARE: Trial begins in Del. parish sex abuse case
• Poll: O'Malley holds hope for Democrats
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 26
• Senator decries China poultry tariff
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 27
• Ag, business take priority in District 37 race
• TRAFFIC: Two Laurel bridges closed for painting
• VIRGINIA: US sizing up oyster disaster request
• ACCIDENT: Hunter dies after fall from tree stand
• MARYLAND: Nuns auctioning rare Honus Wagner
• ENTERTAINMENT: TV commercials shrink to match attention spans
• ACLU sues MSP over racial slur in Princess Anne
• DELAWARE: Both sides agree defrocked priest was 'evil'
• WORCESTER: GOP says Dem candidate's mailers were deceptive
• Dorm-room bust: 2 students face drug charges in D.C.
• DELAWARE: E-mail goes too wide at Wesley
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 26
• Retired Va. detective convicted on 3 counts
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Thunderstorms possible today
• DELAWARE: O'Donnell threatens radio station with lawsuit
• Md. man admits to abusing children for porn
• ONLINE: 'New MySpace' narrows focus to entertainment
• SOMERSET: Sanitary Commission meeting canceled
• 2 Md. men held in Del. marijuana bust
• DELAWARE POLITICS: O'Donnell, Coons race: Outside spending tops $1.4 million
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Md. man charged with burglary, peeping Tom
• BUSINESS: Comcast posts 8 percent decline in 3Q profit
• Fenwick, South Bethany police forces 'go green'
• Teen wanted for NJ homicide arrested in Virginia
• DELAWARE: Driver is cited after bridge crash
• Alford plea comes in embezzlement case
• Va. man charged in fake bomb plot against DC subway
• SEAFORD: New Nanticoke River Water Trail promotes natural beauty
• Wicomico Neighborhood Congress gathers
• Md. man who used fake bombs in robberies sentenced
• Sheriff, attorney candidates spar in Worcester
• To Do: Run, walk for good cause in Princess Anne races
• BOE discusses laptop purchase
• Our Towns
• Fire sprinkler proposal on hold for Downtown Salisbury
• OCEAN CITY: P&Z board to consider single wind turbine project
• Public meetings planned on deficit issues
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• Bidder: Beach photo rights pricey
• WICOMICO: County elementary students offered free flu vaccine
• Salisbury votes to review all parking rates
• Md. Sears 2nd in EPA energy efficiency contest
• Princeton Avenue area code violations targeted
• Shore hunter dies after fall from tree stand
• Some Worcester sample ballots incorrect
• DELAWARE: Police search for ATM thieves
• Soybean production spotty
• HALLOWEEN: Dove Pointe to host International October Festival
• SEAFORD: Business burglarized
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 25
• WORLD: Indonesia tsunami kills 23, leaves scores missing
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 25
• REGION: Slain professor's Jeep found in DC
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 26
• DELAWARE BUSINESS: DuPont's 3Q profit drops
• MILLVILLE: Town website gets a free makeover
• MARYLAND: Dog alerts homeowner to fire
• MISSING PERSON: Dewey Beach police looking for missing Md. man
• UPPER SHORE: Md. man killed in 2-vehicle crash
• WORCESTER: Busick mounts a last-minute write-in effort
• DELAWARE: Sheriff running for re-election despite DUI
• Program honors Delaware's agricultural heritage
• DELAWARE: Jury selection begins in priest abuse case
• Man charged in 11-car vandalism
• WICOMICO: Circuit Court to hold drug court graduation
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Possible record high today, storms Wednesday
• Unleashed dog suspected of killing goats
• WICOMICO: 19-year-old charged with DUI
• MILTON: Town seeks to stop slander lawsuit
• Somerset to plan next auction
• BERLIN: AGH gets HealthGrades quality ratings
• NFL LATE GAME: Favre throws 3 INTs, Packers beat Vikings 28-24
• WORCESTER: Errors mar most mailed sample ballots
• Police say Del. teen is arrested in fatal shooting
• WEATHER: Thunderstorms possible tonight
• WICOMICO NEWS: Cleaning lady charged in $23K jewelry theft
• Police: Homeless Md. man set girlfriend on fire
• ELECTION: Poll shows O'Malley leading Ehrlich
• OCEAN CITY: E-mail notices for public hearings now available
• Investigators: Smoking in bed led to fatal Md. fire
• WICOMICO NEWS: 3 charged with impersonating police
• SW Va. unit wins top Army National Guard award
• Our Towns
• Cambridge man drove van in fatal Shore wreck
• Bethany Beach parking revenues help real estate market
• Wife of Md. man jailed in Cuba pleads for his release
• Selbyville prepares for annual parade
• Marine in Virginia gets 1 year in infant daughter's death
• Nursing homes may be allowed in more Berlin districts
• Political insiders Dean, Rove to discuss politics at UD
• Labor of love brightens Lewes park
• Police: University professor found dead in Md. home
• Hearing, final vote set on Delmar comp plan
• Va. man sentenced to life for daughter's death
• Salisbury Council to discuss fee structure for parking lot
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 24
• Pipe replacement may cost OC $6M
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 22
• Agriculture a focus in 38A race
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 23
• Race to the Top funds on Wicomico BOE agenda
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 24
• DELAWARE: Sussex seniors face end to transit service
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 25
• WEATHER: Hurricane Richard's winds, rain batter tiny Belize
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police release Halloween safety tips
• NATION: Thousands of stink bugs found in Ohio
• Grant goes to save Milton Theatre
• Del. boosts composting
• CRIME: Millsboro teen shot leaving party
• Ocean Downs casino management addresses concerns
• MARYLAND: Former NYC Mayor Giuliani stumps for Ehrlich
• Summer STEM program heightens student interest at Snow Hill Middle School
• ELECTION: Early voting busy on Eastern Shore
• Coffee shop proposed for Pines Yacht Club
• SPORTS: Ravens survive scare from Bills, win 37-34 in OT
• Event offers a 'place to connect'
• MARYLAND: Man charged with taking slots parlor vote signs
• Internal auditor ready 'to move county forward'
• ELECTION: Governor candidates on firing line in midterms
• Princess Anne, Allen spar over fire coverage
• MARYLAND: Boards of Education to discuss school reform
• In county exec race, 2 distinct visions for Wicomico
• DELAWARE: Georgetown woman helps Hispanic community
• Somerset sheriff candidates carry baggage
• WORLD: Cholera outbreak creeps closer to Haiti's capital
• CRIME: Dewey restaurant worker charged in ID theft
• DELAWARE: The undead catch waves at Dewey skim festival
• CALIFORNIA: Three beaches closed after deadly shark attack
• SALISBURY NEWS: Free flu vaccinations continue for Wicomico K-5 students
• LOTTERY: Powerball jackpot climbs to $72 million
• MARYLAND: Baltimore sues Wells Fargo again over lending
• LOTTERY: Md. Sunday picks
• OC man describes time as a POW
• DELMARVA MOMS: Fun weekend events for families
• City files MDE lawsuit
• DELAWARE: Police officer arrested on drug charges
• 'Together we can fill those kettles'
• DELMARVA RESCUE: Salisbury FD, state police copters help injured hunter
• LOTTERY: Mega Millions jackpot climbs to $118 million
• SALISBURY: Car rolls down embankment at Route 50 Bypass entrance
• DELAWARE: DSU settles lawsuit, will spend more on women's sports
• WIKILEAKS: Iraq war files document more deaths than US count
• POLITICS: Steele in spotlight as election looms
• SPORTS: Ravens place OT Gaither on IR; activate Reed
• CHESAPEAKE BAY: Volunteers to plant trees to reduce runoff
• Del. restaurant worker steals credit card number
• NATION: Plane crash survivor O'Keefe relates tale
• OJ Simpson appeal denied by Nevada Supreme Court
• BUSINESS: Tribune Co. CEO resigns, new bankruptcy plan filed
• SPORTS: Navy beats Notre Dame again 35-17
• DELAWARE: Duo charged after string of robberies
• Event to provide resources for the homeless
• State police seek suspect in Sussex embezzlement
• Safe Streets head requests jury for his DWI charges
• NAACP leadership role resumed after election
• Accomack fields concerns after theft of laptop
• The search is on for area's bats
• POLITICS: Frustration with GOP leader despite expected gains
• Move made to abolish OC committees
• SALISBURY NEWS: Council approves animal health clinic bid
• Early primary voting shows no turnout rise
• Mikulski: Fallen cadet's Md. family to get benefits
• Community Foundation awards $71,628 in grants
• Police continue search for armed robbery suspects
• Beach business healthy
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 21
• Fruitland meet-and-greet lets voters meet the candidates up close
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 22
• SUSSEX: Copper wiring stolen from Del. Electric Co-op
• ENVIRONMENT: Coastal Cleanup nets 19,000 pounds of trash
• TRAFFIC: Route 13 construction starts tonight in Dover
• RETURN DAY: County announces Nov. 4 Return Day details
• DELAWARE: Three 'bored' teens charged in attack on joggers
• POLL: Americans split on health care repeal
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Frost possible tonight
• HEALTH: Number of diabetic Americans could triple by 2050
• MARYLAND: Man rescued from narrow hole
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 21
• MARYLAND: Video thrown out in DC principal slaying
• WICOMICO NEWS: Reward doubles for home invasion crime tips
• DELAWARE POLITICS: Carney underscores role of guest workers
• Woman enters plea in embezzling case
• Salisbury man sentenced for sexually abusing girl
• SUSSEX: County sponsors student election contest
• Two men arrested in Internet child sex sting
• Md. jury convicts man in death of wife; body not found
• VIRGINIA: Cantor says tea party activists are no extremists
• Walmart assault expected to go before grand jury
• Plea deal ends Md. college student's murder trial
• BUSINESS: Ventas to buy Atria real estate assets for $1.5B
• Ocean Pines mulls cost of appealing tax case
• Del. student arrested at high school for robbing banks
• Candidates questioned on business at OC forum
• Job growth and employment decline add up to stagnant recovery in Maryland
• Experience main focus of state's attorney debate
• ShoreCorps, SU to sponsor youth day
• DELAWARE: O'Donnell and Chris Coons hit rewind in Senate debate
• Chamber to hold forum
• MILFORD: Attorney General's Office files lawsuit over land deal
• Council OKs OC bar's tailgate parties
• MD: State announces shellfish aquaculture loan program
• Students get a firsthand look at the food industry
• DELMARVA: Operation We Care acception donations Oct. 30
• Van strikes Berlin bank
• MARYLAND: Cardiologist sues hospital over stent claims
• Delaware candidates talk schools, taxes
• MARYLAND: Jury set to weigh Md. college slaying case
• District 1 congressional race is first in spending
• DELAWARE: Man indicted on ID theft charges
• New Salisbury chief of police named as crime holds the spotlight
• Man critically injured in shooting at Bowie home
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Fog possible this morning
• Del. man charged with choking ex-girlfriend
• GEORGETOWN: Man arrested in robbery, assault
• Md. man pleads guilty to molesting 4-year-old
• RECALL: Toyota recalling 1.53 million cars globally
• MARYLAND POLITICS: O'Malley, Ehrlich meet for radio debate
• DELAWARE: Funding for Delaware wind assembly denied
• POLICE: Delaware State Police searching for forgery fugitive
• MARYLAND: Guilty plea in copper military cable theft
• DELMARVA: Coastal Cleanup nets close to 19,000 pounds of trash
• POLITICS: Election Day is over for millions of early voters
• CRIME: Police searching for Long Neck embezzlement suspect
• STUDY: Women give more to charity than men
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• DELAWARE POLITICS: O'Donnell regrets 'I'm not a witch' ad
• Mardela deals with rental home issues
• Our Towns
• FRANKFORD: Garage fire investigated
• Cause of historic mansion's fire investigated
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• HEALTH: PRMC to hold drive-thru flu clinics
• LEWES: Beebe Medical Center earns honors in orthopedics
• WEST OCEAN CITY: Fryer grease, left alone, starts fire
• Police: 11-year-old deliberately set Salisbury fire
• DELAWARE: Kids get swim lessons from Michael Phelps
• SALISBURY: City hires new police chief
• Minor injuries in Route 13 crash in Salisbury
• SUSSEX: Affordable-housing project rejected
• FIRE: Frankford blaze damages garage, vehicles
• 1st district in name, 1st district in spending
• GULF OIL SPILL: 6 months after oil spill, much remains unknown
• November should bring little shakeup to Md. legislature
• RECALL: 4 deaths prompt Graco stroller recall
• Wicomico names new internal auditor
• Md. board approves purchase of new medevac helicopters
• NATION: Shoplifter flees police, leaves toddler behind
• Accomack to offer help after laptop with citizens' data was stolen
• Beebe nurse charged with soliciting sex on Internet worked at PRMC
• DELMARVA: Rainy and cool today
• Inmate charged with assaulting officer
• LORA, Chamber to host political candidates
• DELAWARE: Carney, Urquhart back performance standards
• Long lines, hard times at soup kitchens
• Md. woman dies of injuries suffered in fire
• Federal funds to aid school program costs
• Former GM sites in Delaware, Virginia get share of $773M to clean up
• Salisbury approves several projects
• Md. judge sentences man to 50-year term for shooting pregnant girlfriend
• Resort updates drainage, stormwater regulations
• VIRGINIA: Blacktip or spinner shark was likely shark attack culprit
• OC Council leader Mitrecic ousted in election
• HEALTH: PRMC's Women's Heart Program offers low cost screenings
• Rating agency honors Peninsula Regional
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 19
• Cautious optimism on roadwork
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 20
• DELAWARE: Christine O'Donnell, Chris Coons debate the First Amendment
• SALISBURY: Mayor to announce new police chief today
• BASEBALL: Molina, Hamilton, Rangers lead Yanks 3-1 in ALCS
• Somerset forum focuses on law enforcement
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for October 19
• Study could determine Civic Center expansion
• CRIME: Salisbury man charged in domestic dispute
• Harley-Davidson store's closing might alter face of Bike Week
• HUNGER: "Stuff the Bus" Thanksgiving Food Drive scheduled Nov. 9
• DELAWARE: Wrong-way Route 1 driver forces three off road
• OCEAN CITY: Election going on now through 7 p.m.
• SEAFORD: Man arrested in fatal hit-and-run
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 18
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Chance of rain today, Wednesday
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 18
• NATION: Man gets 6 months for hitting pregnant wife on flight from BWI
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 19
• MARYLAND: Court to weigh emergency rules on foreclosures
• REHOBOTH BEACH: Candidate debate scheduled 1 p.m. tomorrow
• DELAWARE: Man sentenced on child porn charges
• Former MLB draftee sentenced in assault of SU student
• MILTON: Theatre takes a well-deserved rest
• NATION: Pentagon locked down after 'possible shots fired'
• Parsonsburg prepares annual Haunted Hayride
• Developer picked for Social Security complex in Baltimore
• DELAWARE POLITICS: Christine O'Donnell presses GOP for money
• No progress made on Rehoboth patio ordinance
• Police: Suspects in Md. burglary critically hurt in crash
• NATION: Crystal Cathedral megachurch files for bankruptcy
• IR grads arrested on drug charges
• Shots hit Pentagon; police label it 'random event'
• VIRGINIA: Liberty students top recipients of state grants
• Salisbury to be added to Government Building deed
• Va. man sentenced for filming, selling movies
• Salisbury considers speed monitor system
• Dover considers hiring more police
• Delaware beaches to be restored
• Md. woman gets probation for $20K theft
• Candidates bring business, political experience to race
• WICOMICO NEWS: Sheriff's Office calls for October 18
• Sharptown to review trip to wet well
• Va. man accused in terror case faces 2 new charges
• Competition showcases bands
• 4 men rob convenience store clerk in Dover
• Taxi laws to be amended for OC offseason
• Man pleads guilty in Baltimore pawn scheme
• Officials look for budget savings
• Virginia state parks waive parking fees on Veterans Day
• County to hear strategic road plans
• Fla. man gets 6 months for hitting wife on plane from Baltimore
• Paranormal investigation open to public
• 3 arrested in July shooting in Delaware
• Fresh faces vie for Worcester
• Md. woman dies 2 weeks after reported death
• Somerset candidate forums set
• SALISBURY NEWS: Magnet Q&A on Wicomico County schools website
• SPORTS: Colts overcome mistakes, beat Redskins 27-24
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 15
• VIRGINIA: 2nd hearing set on Va. health care suit
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 16
• CRIME: Police seek hit-and-run driver
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 18
• DELAWARE: Fire at historic home
• WORCESTER: 34 grams of marijuana found at traffic stop
• CRIME: Man beaten, stabbed, in 150 person fight
• FIRE: South Division Street incident under investigation
• SALISBURY NEWS: Wicomico County schools closed today
• WORCESTER: Two more rabies vaccination clinics scheduled
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Md.'s fall turkey season starts Oct. 30
• Crisfield seeks changes for city
• Builders seek extension to comment on Chesapeake Bay strategy
• Men may be charged in 2nd drive-by
• DELAWARE: Two vigils planned on domestic violence
• Raise a glass at Autumn Wine Festival
• CRIME: Lewes watch program grows
• District 1 poll says Harris ahead
• DELAWARE: O'Donnell says GOP establishment not helping her
• State's attorney candidate rebuts attack on experience
• CRIME: Pittsville man arrested for assault
• MARYLAND: Baltimore officer slain in fight over parking spot
• CRIME: Suspect questioned in death of Baltimore officer
• LOTTERY: No winner for Powerball jackpot
• ECONOMY: Top 400 charities see billions less in donations
• PEOPLE: Barbara Billingsley, 'Leave it to Beaver' TV mom, dies at 94
• SPORTS: Wilson won't return kicks for Ravens vs. Patriots
• SUSSEX: Drug-trafficking probe yields 17 arrests
• MARYLAND: Baltimore mayor comments on officer's death
• SALISBURY NEWS: Nabb Center to host lecture on slave trade
• SALISBURY NEWS: Talk on Md.'s Civil War divisions coming to SU
• Pharmacists in high demand
• O'Donnell leads Coons with $2.6M in the bank
• Film fest adds 36-hour contest
• Movie scenes shot in Berlin, OC
• Home-schooler's newspaper informs, entertains
• DELAWARE: School district facing fed probe for discrimination
• Powwow fosters interest in culture
• MARYLAND: Man charged with murder in detective's death
• Obama in Wilmington: Don't take anything for granted
• Salisbury resident 'beginning to show progress' after crash
• Stolen computer contains Social Security numbers
• Man pleads guilty in child abuse
• WWII bomber pilot still takes to the air
• Hands-free devices in high demand
• Corvettes take over OC
• LOTTERY: Mega Millions jackpot climbs
• DELAWARE POLITICS: Carney, Urquhart find issue to agree on
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Gusty winds today bring fire hazard
• SELBYVILLE — Man stabbed in large brawl outside bar
• DELAWARE: Polive air unit celebrates 40th
• PEOPLE: Actor Simon MacCorkindale dies of cancer at 58
• SPORTS: Terps launch season of change at Maryland Madness
• VIRGINIA: Lyme disease task force created
• NATION: Black neighbors to picket woman's Confederate flag in S.C.
• WICOMICO: Candidates forum planned
• SALISBURY: Three-car crash on Route 13
• LOTTERIES
• DELAWARE POLITICS: O'Donnell raises $3.8M in a month
• Our Towns
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• POLITICS: Tea party hopefuls in close races
• Meters in Somerset may give nonprofits a break
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• Council hopeful Rox charged with DUI
• Bridgeville couple robbed by man who tried to sell jewelry
• MEET THE CANDIDATES
• 2-alarm fire burns Md. house to the ground
• OC council has three open seats
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 14
• Battle of the marching bands
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 15
• 37B race hopefuls talk jobs, education
• FLORIDA: Pastor wins car for canceling Quran burning
• O'Malley, Ehrlich attack in 2nd debate
• WICOMICO POLITICS: Sheriff endorses state's attorneys candidate
• DELAWARE: Loud song about drugs tips off police
• OUTAGE: 3,600 homes impacted by power outage
• SEAFORD: Trappe, Md., couple charged with burgling Good Samaritan
• WICOMICO POLITICS: Joe Ollinger releases campaign video
• DELAWARE POLITICS: Coons questions O'Donnell's claims
• WORCESTER: Purnell museum to hold strategic planning session
• BUSINESS: Dover Downs, Dover Motorsports call off merger
• WORLD: Swiss celebrate longest tunnel breakthrough
• NATION: Fla. pastor wins car for canceling Quran burning
• ECONOMY: Sept. retail sales rise, third monthly increase
• POLITICS: With campaign ads, don't trust, verify
• MARYLAND: Judiciary eyes expanded power in foreclosures
• MARYLAND Man stunned, pepper-sprayed by police dies
• Release ends abuse claims
• DELMARVA WEATHER: High winds expected today
• IR school libraries draw ire
• ACCIDENT: Vehicle runs through guardrail
• DELAWARE: Serial bank robbers strike for fourth time, police say
• 155 votes cast in drama-free Berlin election
• Seafood dinner set for Saturday in Bivalve
• REGION: N.J. doctor's license suspended for Md. abortion practice
• WICOMICO COURTS: Salisbury man sentenced in DUI case
• NATION: Rapper T.I. helps police talk down jumper
• OCEAN CITY: City Council candidate arrested for DUI
• SOMERSET: Teen flown to PRMC after crash
• MARYLAND: Child found safe after carjacking
• POLICE: Officer accidentally discharges weapon at Wor-Wic
• SALISBURY NEWS: Bus crash on Allen Road
• FORECLOSURES: Banks seize 288K homes in Q3
• ACCOMACK: County laptop stolen on employee's trip to Vegas; residents' SSNs compromised
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Thunderstorms possible today
• MARYLAND: O'Malley, Ehrlich face off in debate
• Del. man pleads guilty to child porn charge
• DELAWARE: Urquhart attacks Carney on patient-records network
• Our Towns
• Md. man charged with shooting at several people
• VIRGINIA: Search under way for Coast Guard member
• POLICE REPORT
• Body of missing Coast Guard member recovered in Virginia
• VIRGINIA: ODU defends tick research amid PETA criticism
• Formal bridge opening to take place Saturday
• Pedestrian struck on Dual Highway in Hagerstown
• DELAWARE: Delmarva Power pension levy rejected
• Teacher convicted of sexually abusing girl
• Md. woman sentenced for stealing kids' identities
• New City Council members sworn in
• 2 arrested in Del. home invasion
• Somerset approves Wenona contract
• Md. HS students taken to hospital after bus is sprayed
• Scoot Coupes get offseason green light
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 13
• Atlantic sturgeon eyed for endangered list
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 13
• SU wins $1M for STEM studies
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 14
• Md. Assembly candidates say they'll step up as Shore's voice
• NATION: Pentagon in limbo on gays-military court order
• DELAWARE: O'Donnell, Coons square of in feisty Senate debate
• CRIME: City police search for suspect in pharmacy armed robbery
• Salisbury names Virginia fire professional as its new chief
• DELAWARE: State Senate candidates prepare for TV debate
• LOTTERY: Mega Millions jackpot climbs to $72 million
• MARYLAND: State joins nation-wide foreclosure investigation
• DELAWARE POLITICS: Urquhart suggests contractor give-back
• MARYLAND: Lottery glance
• MARYLAND: Federal loans available for drought
• SALISBURY NEWS: Wicomico County school closings
• DELAWARE: Racinos ask for relief from fees on table games
• WEATHER: Gale warning for coast
• WORLD: Chile joyous at successful miner rescue
• FUNDRAISER: Hawk Children Fund to host dinner
• RETAIL: Group finds lead in Walmart, Target children's products
• SALISBURY: The Umbadu Dance Company comes to SU
• DELAWARE: Students begin new state assessment tests
• Bethany considering recycling rate hike
• DELAWARE POLITICS: Coons and O'Donnell face off tonight at UD
• City woman faces drug charges after raid
• DELAWARE: One of five escaped inmates still at large
• Senator helps launch broadband network
• Indian River High School band discount cards on sale
• MARYLAND: Host Hotels & Resorts 3rd-quarter FFO improves
• Ocean City councilman proposes cuts in government starting salaries
• REHOBOTH BEACH: Businesses to present noise recommendations to commission
• BOE hears Magnet criteria complaints
• Salisbury police: Delmarva Pharmacy off Rt 50 robbed at gunpoint
• Project would link wind farm, power grid
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• Chicken recipes aid cancer fight
• SALISBURY: All America City billboard to be unveiled today
• Cohen notes crime, rentals link at Safe Streets forum
• SALISBURY: City seeks Christmas tree for downtown
• No. 3 in scores, but Worcester fails AYP by 3 pupils
• DELAWARE: State House candidates debate health care
• HOUSING: Md. courts weighing request to halt foreclosures
• ELECTION 2010: Wicomico County Executive candidate Joe Ollinger interviewed
• Delmar woman charged with stalking
• DRUG WAR: Study: Legalizing pot won't hinder Mexican cartels
• New home treatment creates buzz
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• Bennett Middle plans to be discussed
• FUNDRAISER: Fat Tuna to raise money for seriously injured foreign student
• Partnership promotes CrimeSolvers hot line
• SALISBURY: City Council hires new fire chief
• Education, discussion set on Salisbury anti-crime plan
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 11
• Northrop may bring jobs to Somerset
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 12
• Up With People: Optimism, service, and a dash of culture shock
• OCEAN VIEW: Second joint policing meeting canceled
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Thunderstorms possible tonight
• Chile official: 1st miner to surface today
• DELAWARE: Tea parties call for Coons aide to quit
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police Blotter
• LAUREL: Town hopes water, sewer lines help spur growth
• CRIME: 70 pounds of pot seized by state police
• DELAWARE: Man arrested for stealing copper from farmers
• CRIME: Police probe Lewes construction site burglary
• Our Towns
• NATION: Doubt cast on accounts of missing disabled NC girl
• WORCESTER: Tutors sought for literacy program
• WALL STREET: Stock futures slide as China aims to curb lending
• NATION: Administration lifts 6-month oil drilling freeze
• Police: Salisbury shoplifter consumed alcohol in supermarket restroom
• OCEAN CITY: Woman drowned, examiner says
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• 2 Salisbury men accused of firing BB pellets at passersby
• DELAWARE: Teen charged in 'disturbing case' of bullying
• Bloxom fire company readies for move to new building
• MARYLAND: School bus catches fire in Fort McHenry Tunnel
• ELECTION 2010: Wicomico County Executive Rick Pollitt interviewed
• Shell casings may link drive-by shootings
• MARYLAND: Filming of 'Transformers' to close DC, Va. roads
• SALISBURY: SU hosts senior wellness lecture
• DELAWARE: Curbside recycling changes beginning April 1
• WICOMICO: County readies for NYC bond trip
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• NFL: Kolb leads Eagles past winless 49ers 27-24
• CRIME: Millsboro bus driver indicted on tax charges
• 2nd walkaway from Del. facility captured
• WORLD: Chile's miners heroes, but fame can be fleeting
• WORCESTER: Maryland coastal bays to have happy hour
• EPA: Del. plans on bay fall short of federal goals
• WEATHER: Chance of thunderstorms tonight
• CRIME: Salisbury man cited for DUI
• W.Va. man killed in coal mine accident
• DELAWARE: Airgas plans to appeal court ruling
• Our Towns
• Medical examiner: Woman drowned at Ocean City
• New Bethany manual could make accessing town info easier
• Man shot, seriously injured at Md. party
• Berlin to vote on stormwater regs
• Teen struck by police cruiser in Maryland
• Recently elected officials will hold election to determine president and treasurer
• Vietnam Wall replica to go on display in Virginia
• Resort to honor retiring employees
• Annapolis bus service fully restored
• Princess Anne sharpens budget ax
• SUV driver sought in road-rage incident on US 13
• Blue skies, Good Beer at new Wicomico festival
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 10
• In 1886, a fire changed the city
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 11
• Forum to put Assembly candidates in spotlight
• DNREC: Summer flounder season to close Oct. 13
• Salisbury Zoo clinic construction set to move forward
• ACCIDENT: Prisoner injured at county landfill
• DELAWARE: Columbus Day not a state holiday
• SOMERSET: County Commissioners reschedule this week's meeting
• DELAWARE: Columbus Day not a state holiday
• Millsboro considers fee for pavilion
• Bayard Avenue flood project on track
• Center aids victims of child sex crimes
• Sixth annual Acorn Collection Day slated for next weekend
• ECI inmates clean up the town
• Explore the 19th century
• CRIME: Del. police investigating rifle theft
• Wicomico at-large council seat competition fierce
• POLICE: Md. police instructor accused of misconduct moved
• Challenger hurls allegations in Somerset state's attorney race
• SPORTS: Gano's OT FG gives Redskins 16-13 win over Packers
• SU marks 10 years of growth
• REGION: Nearly 200 attend Philly-area UFO conference
• 'A sad day in Somerset'
• ELECTION: Moral activist Christine O'Donnell knew 'God was calling'
• LOTTERY: No winner for Powerball jackpot
• DELAWARE: O'Donnell says SNL spoof is 'really funny'
• MARYLAND: Farmer donates entire harvest to Salvation Army
• SPORTS: Redskins happier at 2-2 than Packers are at 3-1
• ELECTION: Results of Va. Tea Party Patriots straw poll
• SALISBURY NEWS: PSAT testing starts soon
• DELAWARE: Apple-Scrapple draws thousands to Bridgeville
• Ocean Downs ramps up hiring for slots
• DELAWARE: Alcohol agency chief quits after DUI arrest
• Guardian laptop keeps giving
• CHESAPEAKE: EPA's bay plan hearings heading to Md., Del.
• DELAWARE: Dangerous psychiatric patient on the loose
• HUNGARY: Sludge reservoir at edge of collapse
• DELAWARE: Despite new fame, O'Donnell faces skeptical voters
• NATION: San Diego Police say school gunman not cooperating
• DELAWARE: 5 offenders leave corrections center
• MARYLAND: Police say man plotted to have wife killed
• Milton struggles with $237,000 deficit
• New Frankford water plant offline
• Lewes in Bloom wins national contest
• Pedestrian, bicyclist struck
• Plans for new Shore bank withdrawn
• Cheerleaders seek support for trip
• Fire damages Mardela Springs garage
• Goal: Continue oyster reef project
• POLICE REPORT
• Ship's bombing sticks with West OC man
• LOTTERY: Mega Millions jackpot climbs to $61 million
• DELAWARE: Obama to campaign for Coons
• ELECTION: Md. is 1st state to put absentee ballots online
• TECH: Social networks not protecting children's privacy, poll finds
• MARYLAND:3 mental hospital workers retire after slaying
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• O'Malley and Ehrlich agree to second debate
• DELAWARE: Shouting match erupts at O'Donnell event
• Head of alcohol division charged with DUI
• Illegal immigrant sex offenders arrested in Virginia, D.C.
• NATION: 1 school, 4 bullied teens dead at own hand
• Man to serve life for cold case rape
• Maryland is 1st state to put absentee ballots online
• DELAWARE: Oyster preservation program scrambles for funding
• Man indicted on murder charge
• Va. pair charged after toddler eats marijuana
• WASHINGTON: Three-day Komen breast cancer walk kicks off
• Somerset County OKs borrow pit
• Obama to campaign for Coons in Delaware
• DELAWARE: O'Donnell, Urquhart shun debate on environment
• Sussex works to get Bookmobile back into action
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• Streetscape project breaks ground
• Illegal alien with Va. ties gets 20-year sentence
• 2-day Ward Museum expo opens today
• GOP candidate releases new ad in Del. senate race
• CVS in Salisbury a step closer
• Police: Burglar in Delaware tried to undress sleeping woman
• Somerset Humane Society needs a 'forever home'
• ICE: No opt-out for program checking legal status
• Salisbury gang awareness seminar draws hundreds
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 8
• REGION: Rutgers president defends response in suicide case
• WEATHER: Otto gaining strength, could become hurricane
• DELAWARE: Felton man charged in slaying of woman
• HUNGARY: Red sludge nearly equals Gulf oil spill
• NOBELS: Chinese dissident Liu wins Nobel Peace Prize
• FREEBIE FRIDAY: Free slice of pizza, soda and more
• Company pressed on blackouts
• Police: No sign that Md. cadets cheated on tests
• Car show is well-oiled machine
• FINANCIAL: Mortgage rates fall to decades-low of 4.27 percent
• Sea Gull Century to affect traffic
• MARYLAND: Sailboat show begins today in Annapolis
• Economy a priority in 37A race
• HUNGARY: Caustic red sludge reaches the Danube River
• Wicomico crime is hot topic for candidates at forum
• DELAWARE: Hockessin man competes for Cosmo's Bachelor of the Year
• MARYLAND POLITICS: President Obama to rally for O'Malley
• LEWES: Delaware alcohol enforcement chief charged with DUI
• MARYLAND: Jury awards nearly $21M in lead paint case
• DELAWARE: State near top in US for binge drinking, CDC says
• DELAWARE POLITICS: Polls show Coons with big lead over O'Donnell
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 6
• WICO: K-5 students offered free FluMist vaccine
• MARYLAND: Security lapses seen in teacher death
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 6
• SU: Delmarva Discussions series continues Oct. 20
• SEAFORD: Aggressive driving report leads to discovery of drugs
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 7
• U.S. SENATE: Mikulski, Wargotz mix it up over economic issues
• BASEBALL: Phillies pitcher throws rare post-season no-hitter
• HISTORY: Rare Titanic survivor letter to be auctioned
• Police ID body recovered from Va. swamp
• DELAWARE: Mother, baby missing
• Official: Fish kill thought to be from natural causes
• Md. high court hears state gun law arguments
• DELAWARE: Car hits school, parked bus
• Traffic stop leads to ATV theft arrest
• Portsmouth, Va., store employee shot to death
• NOBELS: Mario Vargas Llosa wins Nobel literature prize
• Man pleads guilty to abusing child
• MARYLAND: 3 mental hospital workers retire after slaying
• HOLIDAY RETAIL OUTLOOK: Splurges likely to stay part of Christmas past
• Georgetown library closes indefinitely
• Obama recalls '08 campaign to rally voters for O'Malley
• Somerset agrees to extend tax deadline
• Drought watch lifted for DC region
• DELAWARE: Protection sought for dwindling sturgeon
• MAIL: Shipping out the holidays to military heroes
• Salisbury restaurant driver at stop sign robbed at gunpoint
• BRIDGEVILLE: Man sought in connection with burglaries
• CRIME: Couple arrested for manufacturing marijuana in Oak Orchard
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• LOTTERY: Mega Millions jackpot climbs to $51 million
• OCEAN CITY: OxyContin dealer sentenced to 78 months in federal prison
• Md. bomb squad investigates devices in home
• NOBELS: Retired University of Delaware prof. wins Nobel in Chemistry
• DELAWARE: Pot found growing in toddler's room
• SPORTS: Fernando Guerrero to fight in Atlantic City
• REGION: W.Pa. mom pleads guilty in plot to impregnate daughter
• Mardela crash leaves one dead
• Ohio fugitive arrested in Virginia after overnight manhunt
• DELAWARE: State near top in binge drinking
• Rep. Bennett charged with DUI
• Pot plants found growing in toddler's room in Delaware
• BUSINESS: Retail sales up in September
• Berlin man sentenced to 20 years for Boardwalk teen sex assault
• Wicomico couple joins congressional roster of 'Adoption Angels'
• DELAWARE: Beau Biden wants action on foreclosures
• No residency challenge for candidate
• Va. man indicted in Del. man's death
• SHA study on road upgrades near slots site OK'd
• Psychologist to speak at Salisbury University
• Rehoboth patio laws anger restaurants
• Kiptopeke to host harvest festival
• OC looks at taxi medallion time-out
• SALISBURY: SU issues traffic advisory for Seagull Century
• Candidates forum slated
• CRIME: Pa. mom pleads guilty in plot to impregnate daughter
• ACLU watches Somerset election
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 5
• $9,000 raised in first Burgess Museum auction
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 6
• NATION: Driver cuts off kidnapper's truck; abducted girl escapes
• OCEAN PINES: Pines police make arrests for burglary, assault
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Rain possible today
• WASHINGTON: $40,000 for housing preservation to Lower Shore
• SPORTS: Ravens DT Ngata takes humble route to greatness
• BaySys lays off 60, cuts wages
• Orioles drop concession stands operator Aramark
• Students prepare for careers
• Fund set up for burial of Del. mom, girls dead in fire
• Three elected to seats on Fruitland Council
• FINANCIAL: Oil rises to near $82 amid mixed stock markets
• Fire safety message delivered
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 4
• Council tables fireboat plans
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Poice calls for Oct. 5
• Salisbury shaken after shootings
• CRIME: Times Square attempted bomber gets life sentence
• MARYLAND: Walk to School day promoted for health, climate
• GRANT: Md. county gets $500k for marriage work
• DELAWARE: More flooding possible
• DELAWARE: State Rep. Bennett charged with DUI in Lewes
• DELAWARE POLITICS: Coons distances self from Obama
• OCEAN CITY: Police name apparent drowning victim
• Md. AG issues opinion on slot machine dispute
• BUSINESS: Dover merger hits opposition
• Here comes the sun: White House to go solar
• Arbitration claims filed against Md. cardiologist in stent cases
• REGION: Nuke plant worker suspected of terror ties
• CRIME: 45 grams of cocaine found in Ocean View home
• Md. court rules on right to lawyer at bail hearings
• VIRGINIA: Oyster grounds opened in Chesapeake
• OCEAN CITY: Ask for OC absentee ballot by Oct. 12
• VIRGINIA: Stonewall Jackson House may be transferred to VMI
• MARYLAND: Army Ranger from Md. killed in Afghanistan
• Melfa Shore Stop closed after trailer plows into store
• 7 at Va. mall treated after pepper spray exposure
• DELAWARE: Man, 68, admits to killing his wife
• Van stopped with suspected stolen property
• Ocean City police ID body of woman found at beach
• NATION: Jill Biden enlisted in community college effort
• Cape Henlopen school officials say cuts unlikely
• Va. man pleads guilty to killing fiancee, her mother
• DELAWARE: Fire kills mom, two daughters
• Dog suffers arrow wounds
• Atlantic City agrees to state takeover
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• ENVIRONMENT: Once-plentiful quail need help with comeback
• REHOBOTH BEACH: City approves wage increase for police, city employees
• Md.: Environmental enforcement actions up in 2010
• DELAWARE: Laurel residents vote on school project
• WORCESTER: Stolen property recovered
• 7-year-old finds fossil at dinosaur park in Maryland
• NFL LATE GAME: Giants defense shuts down Bears in 17-3 win
• OCEAN CITY: Dates set for flushing of water mains
• Legislature next stop for Va. liquor sales
• ECONOMY: Verizon Wireless plans customer refunds
• CRIME: Selbyville police stop van with stolen property inside
• Former Va. school employee pleads guilty
• Sharptown to discuss pumps, street projects
• Fenwick Island paving project slated to begin
• Army Ranger from Maryland killed in Afghanistan
• Millville begins talks on shared police force
• Govt sues 3 biggest credit cards, settles with 2
• City to discuss East Side annexation
• 2 in Va. plead guilty to insurance scam
• OC taxi license may be tweaked for winter downtime
• Md. ACLU, NAACP file briefs in racial profiling case
• MPT plans for Bay Bridge program
• Police: Driver had heart attack in I-270 bus crash
• Worcester Commissioners to hear update on Route 589 improvement
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 1
• OC mayoral races often lack competition
• WORCESTER: One dog missing, one injured with arrows
• Fire prevention measures stressed
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 2
• Metal theft monitoring on Wicomico agenda
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 3
• SPORTS: Ravens win in Steelers' last game without Big Ben
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Oct. 4
• WEATHER: Coastal flood advisory
• Elections are likely to trim number of women in Congress
• Fruitland council candidates take on city's pertinent issues
• Dewey commissioners elect new mayor
• Event brings Ireland to the Shore
• Picture day has changed with time
• Falconers decry rules on Assateague
• MARYLAND: Basketball player dies after practice collapse
• UMES yearbook collection goes digital
• SPORTS: Inge, Damon lead Tigers over Orioles 4-2
• Salisbury police keep up patrols
• DELAWARE: Archaeologists find bits of history at Bell House
• NAACP looks to future
• DELAWARE: Habitat group rescues home with ugly past
• DELAWARE: Coast Day today at UD in Lewes
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• SALISBURY: Man injured in shooting at Olivia Street
• MARYLAND: Fourth-graders use Legos in engineering lesson
• SUSSEX: Selbyville man raped teen boy, police say
• SPORTS: Rice in uniform for Ravens vs. Steelers
• MARYLAND: Service honors 105 fallen firefighters
• DELAWARE: Fire marshal to probe carnival ride accident
• SPORTS: Ravens, Steelers insist no NFL rivalry compares
• POLICE: Information needed in animal cruelty case
• DELAWARE: Gov. Markell to welcome Pakistani Rotary Club visitors
• Stimulus funds to aid libraries
• Candidates hone in on variances
• Pregnancy center born out of crisis
• Man hit by 2 cars in Maryland
• Hundreds honor fallen firefighter
• Report: Worker at Md. lab had high levels of encephalitis
• Fruitland man saw surprise ending to WWII
• Officials: Possible measles exposure at airport in DC area
• Beth Israel welcomes new rabbi
• Annual deer-and-hug hunt at Va. parks begins
• Assateague visitor center turns to teaching
• 6,000 scouts to camp at Baltimore's Fort McHenry
• DELAWARE POLITICS: O'Donnell abruptly flees spotlight
• DC Metro opens early Saturday for march
• LOTTERY: Mega Millions jackpot climbs to $41 million
• Bond set for Del. man accused in assault on Cheswold police officer
• MARYLAND: 6,000 scouts to camp at Baltimore's Fort McHenry
• Forecasters: Tornado hits Anne Arundel County
• DELAWARE: Floodwaters stranded 1,000
• Man's body found in Md. apartment
• BUSINESS: Delaware National Bank to join Fulton
• DEWEY BEACH: Hanson named town's new mayor
• DELAWARE: Clip: Meat made O'Donnell avoid being Hare Krishna
• CRISFIELD: Man dies in early morning house fire
• Hospital board asked to consider EMS in relocation
• Georgetown man accused of making advances toward girl
• Former Cape wrestling coach charged in 2nd sex case
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Festival honors commercial fishing
• Nine Indian River schools given 'superior' rating
• OC airport worker says age cost him a promotion
• Md. woman's body recovered from waters off Ocean City
• Police work to end prescription abuse
• $491M sought toward Chesapeake restoration
• Rising sea may prompt inland move
• Traffic upgrades precede Berlin slots
• Storm skims Delmarva
• INDUSTRY: Judge OKs sale of Philly newspapers
• OCEAN CITY: High-speed pursuit ends when tires punctured
• SNOW HILL: Basket bingo benefits sheriff's charity drive
• SALISBURY: Residents sought to fill vacancies on city boards
• CRIME: Pa. dad guilty of putting pot in son's Elmo pack
• WHITE HOUSE: Emanuel gone, Rouse in as chief of staff
• UPDATE: Police release photos of Millville bank robbery suspect
• Man charged in fatal Pocomoke stabbing had just been imprisoned
• AUTO: 62 mpg for new cars? It's the US target for 2025
• Two charged with drug possession
• OCEAN CITY: Airport worker claims age cost him his job
• Drunken driver sentenced in bicyclist's death near OC
• CRIME: Ocean City man faces child porn charges
• Berlin nonprofit lawsuit settled
• Somerset allocates funds to museums
• Bayside Animal Hospital Joins Dorchester Humane To End Pet Overpopulation
• One shot: Flu vaccine fights H1N1
• OCEAN DOWNS: Employees can't play slots
• Lower Shore Enterprises shreds its way to success
• DOG THERAPY: Shore patients find furry friends
• Shows place OC business, anglers in spotlight
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Sept. 24
• Ollinger defends campaign signs
• FREEBIE FRIDAY: Get free park admission, t-shirts and snacks this weekend
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Patchy fog this morning
• MARYLAND: EPA seeks source of mysterious green water
• DELAWARE: Man arrested in missing donation bucket case
• FRANKFORD: Couple dies from injuries sustained in Sept. 12 crash
• MARYLAND: Plea deal to resolve priest's sex abuse case
• ACCOMACK: Man dies in early morning fire at resort campground
• SELBYVILLE: Police say nursing assistant stole from residents
• WEATHER: Sussex Co. breaks record temperature
• DELAWARE: Wilmington Diocese outlines cash-out strategy
• SALISBURY: Comic book release party scheduled
• POCOMOKE: Man charged in beating of 11-year-old
• POLITICS: Steele tired of 'nitpicking' within GOP ranks
• Lewes has no plans to end wind turbine ban
• VIRGINIA: Inmate is first woman in 5 years executed in US
• Suspected home invader caught
• DELAWARE: Route 1 reopens after shots fired at vehicles
• Parade honors all things Sharptown
• CHESAPEAKE: Jellyfish seen in Baltimore's Inner Harbor
• Crisfield park funding gets OK
• DELAWARE POLITICS: Castle wishes O'Donnell complaint came before primary
• Police take to the rooftops
• Fight against cancer gets crabby
• BUSINESS: Portable supermarket keeps Delaware race fans on track
• Father charged with shaking baby
• MARYLAND: W.Va. woman pleads guilty in dog's heat death
• WILMINGTON DIOCESE: Bankruptcy plan could be filed soon
• Man charged with attempted murder
• MARYLAND: Drama club takes family-friendly show on the road
• LEWES: Man charged with cocaine trafficking after hitting police cruisers
• Nutrient plan dispute gets heated
• MARYLAND: Former Md. Gov. Mandel discusses memoirs
• Pines has outsourcing partner in mind
• 8 homes catch fire in Va. county
• Somerset BOE debates accreditation
• Audit: hundreds of millions unspent at Va. DOT
• Dry summer brings fall drought in Md.
• Police: Nursing assistant in Delaware stole from residents
• After-school program grant comes through
• Retail job losses contribute to Md. unemployment rate increase
• LCB sheds light on allegations
• Md. gov, challenger oppose dime-a-drink tax
• Del. wins $14.5M for beaches
• VIRGINIA: State to execute first woman in nearly a century
• COMBAT DEATH: Maryland sailor among 9 dead in Afghanistan crash
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Sept. 22
• BUSINESS: Blockbuster files for bankruptcy protection
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Sept. 22
• DELAWARE: Babysitter accused of leaving 1-year-old in car
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Sept. 23
• NATION: Megachurch pastor faces sex abuse allegations
• JOBS: Initial unemployment claims rise to 465K
• DELAWARE: Police arrest 36 in drug sting
• OCEAN PINES: Fall Festival canceled
• DELAWARE: Police seek suspect in 5 bank robberies
• WICOMICO NEWS: Exec. hands over keys to annex
• MARYLAND: EPA to release its pollution diet for Chesapeake
• MARYLAND: Biker set for trial on bomb-making charges
• Del. neighborhood car break-ins have residents locking up
• SPORTS: Nationals president Stan Kasten leaving club
• Decision on jammed Onley Road intersection delayed again
• NASA Wallops launch successful
• EDUCATION: Special session passes DSU bill
• OCEAN CITY: 'Animal Planet' episode set in resort
• FRANKFORD: Drug hubs closed
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police Blotter
• REHOBOTH BEACH: 3 more Sussex towns get money for replenishment
• DELAWARE: Del. Senate candidates to debate in mid-October
• Maryland's 1st slots parlor to open next week
• MARYLAND: Police report 2nd death in week-old hunting season
• SALISBURY NEWS: Host an "Up with People" cast member
• NATION: Obama faults himself for not selling health law
• REGION: Man pleads guilty to murder of DSU students
• SALISBURY NEWS: Chamberfest scheduled, vendors sought
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• DELAWARE: Families hold vigil for homicide victims
• DELAWARE: Names from DC marriage fight back in news
• Man with Hitler tattoo guilty in Md. beating
• DELAWARE: Repeat offender on trial in child sex abuse case
• Man charged with kidnapping, assault
• Va. wildlife center to release bald eagle
• MARYLAND: New $54M forensics center opens in Baltimore
• Aryan group didn't pay for security
• Feds: Md. man on Calif.-based team that flew coke across country
• DELAWARE POLITICS: Urquhart, Carney debate the economy
• Delaware uses law to shutter crime havens
• MARYLAND: NJ abortion doctor accused of more violations
• MARYLAND: Court hearing set for trooper slaying suspect
• OC Air Show is turning a profit
• Del. babysitter charged after child left in car unattended
• Wenona Harbor work could start Nov. 1
• Md. sailor among 9 dead in Afghanistan crash
• Fruitland gets to know candidates
• Eastern Shore park wins state Smart, Green & Growing award
• Worcester lets sprinkler law stand
• SALISBURY NEWS: It's KaBOOM! Playday 2010
• Salisbury, Wicomico's good outshines the bad
• EDUCATION: Md. schools must teach environmental education
• Worcester school grants fall short $1.2 million
• MARYLAND: Woman, 72, killed by her own van
• SURF REPORT: High risk of rip currents in Ocean City today
• Wenona Harbor bids set to open
• Md. mall owner admits error in immigration flap
• DELAWARE: Vacant houses invitation for trouble
• Busick mulls a write-in campaign
• Christian right figure endorses Va. gov's free-market booze plan
• MARYLAND: O'Malley includes about $90 million for light rail
• Recovery Act helps boost Berlin
• Man pleads guilty to murder of Del. State students
• Wicomico spends less than expected
• Del. police impersonators bind, rob women
• Bike Week revs up Ocean City economy
• Md. police report 2nd death in week-old hunting season
• Staffing concerns stall purchase of Salisbury fireboat
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Sept. 20
• Funding to boost rural Internet network
• CRISFIELD: Man charged in sex abuse of toddler
• Who will prosecute Thomas Leggs case?
• PRMC: Hospital welcomes new doctor
• Calm urged after weekend murders
• ECONOMY: Home construction jumps 10.5 pct in August
• DELAWARE: Students capture, hold burglar
• MILTON: Theater fails to find bidders at sheriff's sale
• VIRGINIA: Police effort nets 4,800 tickets, arrests
• FIRE: Blaze at Dagsboro poultry house kills 16,500 chickens
• NATION: Man accused of murder mounts caffeine-based defense
• ENVIRONMENT: Greek shipper fined in tri-state pollution case
• MARYLAND: Maryland watermen's oyster regs proposal rejected
• MILLSBORO: Man charged with kidnapping
• TECHNOLOGY: Twitter hack opens popups, causes havoc
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• REGION: Feds say man bilked women met on dating sites
• FRANKFORD: Two drug dens shut down by state
• Bomb threat at ECI investigated
• DELAWARE: Ethics group files complaint against O'Donnell
• DEWEY BEACH: DBE files sixth law suit against town, officials
• US high court clears way for Va. woman's execution
• NATION: Wis. governor says he's troubled by 'sexting' DA
• Bethany appoints new officers, changes meeting times
• Correction: Bedbugs-Urbana Library story
• Relief from hot classrooms in sight
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Sept. 18
• STORM: Igor passes near Bermuda as Category 1 hurricane
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Sept. 19
• DELAWARE: Laurel project's rejection appealed
• SALISBURY NEWS: Motorcycle accident injures two
• POLICE REPORT
• VIRGINIA: Bush Gardens plans 2 new rides
• ENVIRONMENT: Sierra Club to meet in Salisbury
• Police: Md. man killed self after domestic dispute
• MANNING BOWL: Colts rout Giants 38-14
• ECONOMY: Panel says recession ended in June 2009
• DNA links Va. inmate with NYC cold case rape
• EAGLES: Michael Vick shines in Eagles' 35-32 win vs. Lions
• TUBMAN PARK: Park service to host reception
• Md. school board to vote on environmental ed
• REDSKINS: Schaub busts loose to rally 2-0 Texans past Redskins in OT
• Aspiring rapper pleads guilty to killing 4 in Virginia
• Complaint: GOP Senate candidate in Delaware paid rent with campaign funds
• Surf report: High risk of rip currents
• Sharptown plans more off-street parking discussion
• Ravens assistant coach charged with DUI
• DELAWARE: GOP tea party backer defends Christine O'Donnell
• Allegations swirl in wake of controversial Dewey ordinance
• Pocomoke City's Mar-Va Theater welcomes performing artists
• HEALTH: Del. gets larger federal grant for medical workers
• SU environmental studies majors receive EPA fellowships
• Va Beach teacher charged with selling marijuana
• Ocean City mayor, council incumbents file to keep seats
• Del. man accused of kidnapping female companion
• OC Council to vote on mobile home attic expansions
• Univ. Del. students capture burglary suspect
• 2 new radio shows to debut
• Home sprinkler law up for debate
• Md. man found guilty in murder-for-hire plot
• JMB bus project back on Salisbury agenda
• SALISBURY NEWS: Council meets today at 1:30
• Salvation Army's leaders strive to inspire, counsel, entertain
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Sept. 17
• STORM: Big waves pound Bermuda as Hurricane Igor nears
• NATION: Obamas attend Sunday services at Episcopal church
• LOTTERY: Georgia buyer wins $112 million Powerball jackpot
• EDUCATION: Check out the training for Common Core
• ENVIRONMENT: Blown-out BP well finally killed at bottom of Gulf
• LOTTERY: Md. Sunday picks
• DELAWARE: About 8 white supremacists rally in Bethany
• ENVIRONMENT: Thousands of dead fish wash up on south NJ beach
• Volunteer fire companies hurt by funding losses
• Author chosen for statewide Md. program to speak
• Donation supports UMES' hospitality program
• Seminar looks back on 1960s
• Wicomico burn ban remains in effect
• MARYLAND: Doctor in fair condition 3 days after shooting
• Aryan Nations rallies in Bethany
• SPORTS: Redskins DL Haynesworth inactive for Texans game
• Meeting to focus on offshore wind farm
• SALISBURY: Man, 20, shot dead at convenience store
• Show me the money trail
• MILLSBORO: Six injured in single-vehicle accident
• 5 Lower Shore races to watch
• ELECTIONS: Early bird gets the vote? Pols hunt early ballots
• 2 judges in Wicomico, Worcester to retire
• SPORTS: St. Mark's too much for Sussex Central
• Salisbury man's ship had encounter with U-boat
• United Way musters support
• Bike Weekers storm Shore: Bring on the chrome, leather
• DELAWARE: Police investigate roadside killing
• POLITICS: Palin says GOP must now unite
• SUSSEX: Two accused of string of metal thefts
• DELAWARE: O'Donnell likes her Senate chances
• HURRICANE: Karl kills 2, remnants drench Mexico
• CAMBRIDGE: Man charged in fatal 2009 collision
• SALISBURY: Man shot and killed while on motorcycle
• LOTTERY: One ticket wins Mega Millions jackpot
• TRAFFIC: Triathlon causes delays on Route 1
• LEWES: Police unravel home invasion
• SURF REPORT: High risk of rip currents today
• WORCESTER: Man arrested on gun charges
• BETHANY BEACH: Former mayor Joseph McHugh, dead at 80
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Delaware toughens testing standards
• Grant narrows digital divide
• Man charged in bomb scares found incompetent
• Hospital officials defend location decision
• Riptides, rough surf expected
• Bus contractor negotiations tackled 'piece by piece'
• DELAWARE: 2-year-old put in foster care after ingesting cocaine
• SALISBURY NEWS: Rental forum to air on PAC 14
• HURRICANE: Strengthening Karl takes aim at Mexican Gulf coast
• SPORTS: Shorebird receives Orioles minor league award
• DELAWARE: 5-year-old boy shoots brother, 8, in the leg
• DNREC: Volunteers sought for Oct. 16 acorn collection day
• DELAWARE: Woman gets one-year sentence for fabricated rape
• POLICE REPORT
• WALL STREET: Stock futures jump on strength in tech sector
• Mathias promotes Lower Shore business
• EDUCATION: Delaware toughens standards on math and reading tests
• Man uses cameras to assist police
• CAPITOL SHOOTING: Officers shoot gunman on Capitol Hill
• Cole to face challenger in election
• Somerset to waive housing permit fees
• Man convicted of attempted murder
• Internal poll shows Kratovil ahead of Harris
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• Absentee envelopes collected in probe of Worcester District 2
• CRIME: Salisbury police search for assault suspect
• Ruark concedes defeat in state's attorney race
• CRIME: Salisbury man charged with shoplifting
• Ollinger takes aim at Pollitt in Wicomico executive battle
• HOPKINS SHOOTING: 911 calls detail shooting aftermath
• MARYLAND: Delaware teen convicted in murder
• WORLD: 5 arrested in London over threat to pope
• DELMARVA: Igor may cause strong currents along coast
• DelDOT: Route 54 Improvements Project
• MARYLAND: Hopkins shooter reacted to mother's unsuccessful surgery
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Sept. 16
• Bar loses liquor license for 2 months
• Firefighter hurt in Md. farmhouse blaze
• Md. poverty rate likely to increase
• Future of Deal Island pre-K uncertain
• SALISBURY NEWS: Registration deadline for breast cancer conference set
• Landlords pack Salisbury rental forum
• SALISBURY NEWS: City employee charged for stealing supplies
• Island a critical area?
• JOBS: New unemployment claims fall to lowest in 2 months
• $9M beach replenishment to begin Saturday
• MARYLAND: Gunman shoots doctor, holes up at Johns Hopkins
• Mitchell, Davis await absentee count
• OCEAN CITY: Airport gets $160K grant from feds
• DELAWARE POLITICS: With party favorites gone, state GOP reeling
• CRISFIELD: Tawes named vice chairman of McCready board
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• CHESAPEAKE: Va. farmers plan DC trip to push bay bill
• WICOMICO: Mitchell holds state's attorney's lead over Ruark
• LAUREL: Boy nearly abducted while waiting for the bus
• DELAWARE POLITICS: Republican Rollins concedes, but with concerns
• SALISBURY NEWS: Utility work to close E. Market Street
• UPDATE: Va. gunman kills himself, mother at Johns Hopkins Hospital
• BERLIN: Three face drug charges after traffic stop
• SU hosts Family Weekend with food, theater and art, sporting events
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Warm and breezy today
• SUSSEX COUNTY: Property taxes due Sept. 30
• Del. suspect shot during robbery attempt
• DELAWARE: Contractor accused of cheating state
• Somerset takes steps toward land preservation
• Virginian killed in Afghanistan
• WEATHER: Hurricanes gather strength
• Trial begins in attempted murder case
• 1 dead, several hurt in 2-vehicle collision in Delaware
• ECONOMY: U.S. homes lost to foreclosure up 25 percent
• City man charged in girlfriend's death
• Md. voter turnout appears lowest on record
• MARYLAND: Three killed when SUV, ambulance collide
• Fruitland to vote on animal ordinance
• Western Md. hospital likely to be demolished
• FELTON: Baby sitter, 19, charged with rape of boy
• SALISBURY: Police seek shooter in attempted murder
• SALISBURY NEWS: Zoo gears up for Halloween event
• WORLD: English woman develops French-sounding accent
• WORLD: Eiffel Tower reopens after bomb threat, evacuation
• SALISBURY NEWS: City Council schedules closed session
• Craigslist says it won't resume adult services
• DELAWARE ELECTIONS: Many favor conservative candidates over incumbents
• WICOMICO NEWS: Fruitland police seek suspects in car vandalism
• Va. politician: Bill would blunt closing of military command
• MARYLAND ELECTIONS: Sarbanes faces Wilhelm in Md.'s 3rd District
• OCEAN CITY: OC University still open for registration
• Final tally shows challenger leading in Baltimore race for state's attorney
• POLITICS: Democrats divided over Obama tax cut plan
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• NATION: Wis. prosecutor 'sexted' abuse victim
• SUSSEX ELECTIONS: Brady wins Recorder of Deeds primary
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Del. boy, 8, accidentally shot by brother, 5
• TRAFFIC: Route 1 over Indian River Inlet to be closed
• Man indicted in Citizen of the Year's murder
• Student at Md. college hospitalized with suspected meningitis
• DELAWARE POLITICS: Dems see hope in Delaware tea party's upset win
• Man arrested in ex-girlfriend's death
• Man charged in fatal Wilmington shooting
• Coach had passion on and off court
• Del. girl, 11, killed in ATV accident
• O'Malley, Ehrlich win gubernatorial primaries
• Del. Senate candidates forum set for Thursday
• Castle upset in Senate race
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Sept. 15
• Somerset to have homegrown rep in capital
• OCEAN CITY: Buses switch to fall's reduced schedule
• McDermott wins in 38B; Pusey holds lead over Kenney
• SALISBURY NEWS: Support the arts at local winery
• 243 votes separate Ruark, Mitchell in state's attorney's race
• PRMC: Three new doctors join hospital
• HURRICANE: Julia turns Category 4
• RESULTS BY NUMBER: Complete tallies from Maryland Board of Elections
• Delaware Elections: Rehoboth's Urquhart squeaks by Rollins, but...
• BERLIN: U.S. Secretary of Agriculture to visit
• Fruitland prepares for Oct. 4 election
• MD: Ehrlich wins GOP nod
• OC advances airport overhaul plans
• MD: Mikulski gets Dems' nod
• Court: OPA owes back taxes on beach parking revenue
• SALISBURY CRIME: Man victim of attempted mugging at mall
• Tangier commercials debut
• ASSATEAGUE: National park waives fee on Public Lands Day
• Everything you need to know about the primaries
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Sept. 10
• Letter supports Barkley as police chief
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Sept. 11
• PRIMARIES: Delaware elections can get quirky
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Sept. 12
• EDUCATION: DSU's financial aid office overwhelmed
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Sept. 13
• HURRICANE: Julia forms over Atlantic
• Del. Rep: O'Donnell can't win general election
• Tropical Storm Karl forms in Caribbean
• REGION: Pa. pastor denies involvement in wife's 2008 death
• Hurricane Igor continues trek across the Atlantic
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• MILTON: 'Red flags' put town manager on paid leave
• FUNDRIASER: Eat at Uno's, help Special Olympics Lower Shore
• UMES: 23 earn doctoral degree
• WORLD: Cuba to lay off 500,000 workers
• BRIDGEVILLE: Authorities look for good Samaritans after fiery crash
• CRIME: Fruitland scooter driver charged with drug possession
• DELAWARE: Tortoise recovered after slow-speed getaway
• Bloxom waterman found dead on his fishing vessel
• Mass fish kill in Va. creek
• DELAWARE: Unusual deal reached in fatal robbery
• Police: family tried to stop driver in friend's death
• PRIMARY: Spirit of "change" runs high in Sussex County
• LEWES: Home invader bound woman to wheelchair in closet
• Bethany considers sidewalk project
• PRIMARY: Preliminary Del. results announced
• SPORTS: Ravens knock out Jets, 10-9
• Rental changes forum slated
• DE: Castle loses primary
• MARYLAND: Boys & Girls Club job is 'payback' for native
• Fla. woman boards Amtrak in Virginia, is found dead in Georgia
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• HEALTH: Restroom spies say we're washing hands more often
• Md. judge: Military contractors can be sued
• DELAWARE: New Sussex Co. pipeline to avoid grave
• SALISBURY NEWS: Council schedules closed session
• SALISBURY NEWS: Historians memorialize local blacks in the Civil War
• SALISBURY NEWS: Free STEM Saturday classes offered for grades 4-8
• Fla. man sentenced in Delaware for penny stock fraud
• Sarah Palin sending "robo-calls" for GOP gov candidate in Maryland
• Princess Anne officials schedule closed session
• Newport, Del. man charged with child porn offenses
• Milton Theatre could face curtain call
• Md. official is estimating 32 percent voter turnout
• Dewey Beach could be facing its sixth lawsuit
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• Wallops to hold rocket test Wednesday
• NATION: Suspect in Detroit plane attack plot hints at plea
• Willards to review report on new Town Hall
• 1,500 gallons of diesel fuel stolen from tanks at Md. stores
• Town budget to be amended
• Rage over speed bump linked to Va. shooting
• Stormwater management on agenda
• Va. War Memorial to open $10M education center
• Grants to aid Wicomico River cleanup, new water tower
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Sept. 12
• YMCA facilitates more than exercise
• CORRECTION: Error in Sunday's list of candidates corrected
• Home canning's appeal widens
• SPORTS: Memorial service set for late Snow Hill coach
• Prescription drug abuse on the rise
• ECONOMY: Stocks climb on growth, deals
• SPORTS: Redskins survive final play to beat Cowboys 13-7
• Del. police search for vehicle that struck pedestrian
• Shore Transit service expansion planned
• 'Feeling good and celebrating life'
• Ecologists study threatened beach plant
• Who's who on primary day?
• SALISBURY NEWS: Writers-on-the-Shore series begins
• Farmer accused in lawsuit speaks out
• Personal stories on minds of some at Del. tribute
• LOTTERY: No winner for Powerball jackpot
• 'We remember the sacrifice'
• DELAWARE: GOP tries to take out tea party-backed candidate
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police Blotter
• MARYLAND MEDIA: Sun Magazine returns to Baltimore
• DELAWARE: GOP tries to take out tea party-backed candidate
• SPORTS: Old faces in new place as Ravens, Jets kick off
• ENVIRONMENT: Assawoman Canal dredging drags on
• ELECTIONS: State primary should be for Delawareans
• CRIME: Pocomoke Woman rams cars, smashes windows
• Lightship project complete
• Aging water valves to be replaced
• Somerset County to cover part of bridge costs
• Man found guilty of murder charge in 2nd trial
• Early voting highest on Shore
• Delmar, Del., mayor declines re-election bid
• Salisbury man earned 8 battle stars
• County beer festival on tap
• WYE MILLS: Woman killed in crash with ambulance
• DELAWARE: Drunken, speeding, texting driver gets 9 years in fatal accident
• SEPT. 11: Obama remembers 9/11, calls for unity
• EASTON: Police get $6.5M building expansion
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• MILFORD: Day care worker charged with child porn
• WALLOPS: NASA to launch suborbital rocket Wednesday
• GEORGETOWN: Compassion still pours in for slain officer's daughter
• PETS: Woman devotes herself to saving one stray
• MARYLAND: Tattoo artists gather for Baltimore convention
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• DELAWARE: Filmmaker traces path of World Trade Center steel
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• Man charged with attempted rape, assault of worker
• Judge: Man involved in death violated probation
• Milton considers selling steam engine
• Federal dollars replenish beaches
• ASSATEAGUE: Grand opening for visitor center in Oct.
• Northwestern wins national Blue Ribbon
• SEAFORD: Teens charged in vehicle theft
• Salisbury developer fees face review
• CONCERT: Crabb comes to Crisfield
• Delmarva finding many ways to mark 9/11 anniversary
• EPA: Bay's top polluter must cut nitrogen output
• Filmmaker's family rooted in Berlin
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Sept. 9
• CHESAPEAKE:Bay's top polluter must cut nitrogen output
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Sept. 10
• DELAWARE: DNA trail in rape case covered 5 crimes, 1,300 miles
• ECONOMY: President prepares to take the blame
• BETHANY: Beaches to get $8M in replenishing sand
• 9/11: Anniversary politicized by controversies
• MARYLAND POLITICS: Tight governor's race brewing
• WEST OCEAN CITY: Motel worker is victim of violent assault
• DELAWARE: New president says DSU needs to improve -- fast
• ENVIRONMENT: DNREC reports busy summer season
• NATION: 1 dead, 53 homes destroyed in California fire
• CRIME: Salisbury man charged in Wicomico Street shooting
• NATION: Fla. pastor, imam at odds over Quran-burning deal
• Crisfield awaits funds for street paving
• MILTON: Town politics take soap-opera turn
• White pride group to hold rally in Bethany
• SEAFORD: Trinity ranked third top workplace for small businesses in Del.
• Milton, officials sued by town manager
• MARYLAND: Md. senator's campaign treasurer indicted
• WICOMICO: Police investigate home invasion
• Scooter driving education sought
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• NATION: Senate urged to repeal 'don't ask, don't tell'
• DELAWARE: DUI crackdown yields 51 arrests
• SALISBURY NEWS: Woman uninjured after driving car into pond
• 'Blair Witch Project' creators return to Maryland for new film
• VIRGINIA: State gets $6.2M to buy up foreclosed homes
• SOMERSET NEWS: Forest board to meet
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• NATION: Safety concern for Fla. gov. over 9/11 Quran burn
• NATION: Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1950
• Md. authorities order abortion doctor to stop practicing
• DELAWARE: Town treasurer charged in theft
• Communities see rise in solicitations, scams
• Md. county requires seniors to take math
• DELAWARE: BioScience Association launches job site
• Del. DMV still whittling away at wait time
• Dover sex offender arrested after altercations
• WORLD: Fidel latest to say Cuba's communism doesn't work
• Court sentences 'career' drug offender
• N.J. blasts Army Corps over Delaware River dredging
• WEST OCEAN CITY: Truck fire temporarily blocks eastbound traffic
• OP seeks fix for center's sewer woes
• New allegations against Md. county executive
• Ocean City to sell $18M in bonds
• Death toll rises from Hermine flooding
• Piping plover have 'successful season'
• Officials across Delmarva, elsewhere warned about faulty propane
• Report warns of more extreme weather events
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Sept. 8
• Wicomico FOP nears collective bargaining
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Sept. 8
• Council stuck in four corners
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Sept. 9
• OC anglers: White marlin biting in record numbers
• EDUCATION: Northwestern Elementary is National Blue Ribbon School
• PEOPLE: Britney Spears accused of abuse
• SALISBURY: Two Northwood Park buildings sold
• GULF OIL SPILL: Regret, apology not part of BP's oil spill report
• BUSINESS: Two Northwood Drive buildings sold
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Increased fire danger today
• CRIME: North Dakota man found guilty of identity fraud in Maryland
• OCEAN PINES: Police make arrest over concealed knife
• MDE: City would not be liable for land cleanup
• Evening high school sign-ups begin
• Drought doomed corn harvest
• Worcester summer camp enrollment increases
• ENVIRONMENT: Group says cut emissions to avoid extreme weather
• Worcester officials tour renovated Pocomoke High
• DNREC: IR Power Plant required to attain 95 percent reduction in water use
• Pier damaged in Deal Island boat docking contest
• JOBS: Openings rise for first time since April
• MDE: City would not be liable for land cleanup
• POLICE: Body recovered in Ocean City, Md. identified
• Drought doomed corn harvest
• CRIME: Bridgeville woman sought for prescription drug fraud
• DELAWARE: Hunter accidentally shoots companions
• ENVIRONMENT: Va submits bay restoration plan
• Salisbury Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• MARYLAND: Texting teen sentenced after assaulting deputy
• CRIME: 15-year-old Seaford girl arrested after stealing family car
• Our Towns
• DELAWARE: GOP Senate race heated in final week
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• NATION: Parachuting flight attendant to be evaluated
• WEATHER: Fire danger follows on heels of record June-August temps
• Car wash manager accused of theft
• MARYLAND: Police warn of laser danger after OC incident
• DELAWARE: Lottery "Play 4 Day" and "Play 3 Day" winning numbers
• Man found unconscious outside OC club dies
• MARYLAND: Arguments set for revised Wells Fargo lawsuit
• GULF: BP blames rig explosion on series of failures
• Evening high school sign-ups begin
• UTILITIES: Delmarva Power contracts for renewable energy approved
• Our Towns
• Worcester summer camp enrollment increases
• DELAWARE: Two arrested in string of burglaries
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• Worcester officials tour renovated Pocomoke High
• FBI: Aircraft searched, no credible threat found
• Car wash manager accused of theft
• Pier damaged in Deal Island boat docking contest
• DELMARVA WEATHER: High above 90 today
• Man found unconscious outside OC club dies
• OCEAN CITY: Arrest made in arson
• DNREC: Enforcement officers investigate first hunting accidents of the season
• CONGRESS: Rep. Kratovil launches 2nd TV ad
• ACCIDENTS: Six hurt in separate resort-area crashes
• 9/11: Church rebuffs military concerns on Quran burning
• POLICE: Md. shooting suspect surrenders in Pa.
• DATA CENTER: Property transactions
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police Blotter
• Police in Md. county investigate death, injury, fire
• DELAWARE: Newark fire causes $800,000 in damage
• Pier at Deal Island Harbor destroyed in boat mishap
• DelDOT moves forward with Route 54 widening project
• Death of Eastern Shore resident heat-related
• For Va. magistrates, the job means sacrifice
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• Council to discuss fate of Linens
• 84-year-old man struck, killed in Maryland
• Ocean City prepares to finance convention center
• Baltimore's Lyric Opera House to be renamed
• Part-timers head out for the winter
• AG says Va. car title lender to make refunds
• Former youth center director continues to advocate for kids
• Md. county taking applications for energy loans
• Kidz ROC organization targeting at-risk youth, building relationships on and off the basketball cour
• OCEAN CITY: Body found floating 16 miles offshore
• Beach businesses report wide-ranging season
• OCEAN CITY: Dead man found near popular nightclub
• Bennett Middle School funds up for vote
• DELAWARE: Archer injured in fall from tree stand
• Rebecca T. Ruark a winner again as Labor Day tradition sails on
• DELAWARE: Two dove hunters wounded by gunfire
• POLITICS: Election spending sets records
• ENVIRONMENT: IBM uses idle computers to help restore Chesapeake
• ANNE ARUNDEL: Author dives into otters
• DNREC: Grants available for sea level rise
• Millsboro Council to consider bar, crossbow amendments
• Iron levels delay opening of Frankford water plant
• Sussex shelters receive federal funds
• Worcester Commission candidates debate at forum
• Political signs vandalized in Maryland
• Rehoboth Beach to repair jetties
• Officials: Plenty of vaccine for Virginia, West Virginia
• End of summer is 'bittersweet'
• Couple opens hard cider distillery in Maryland
• Salisbury minister 'dreams big' with call for Church Street community center
• Man wants former Del. school official in jail
• Rep. Castle eyes Senate seat in turbulent election year
• Md. parents want fix for overcrowded Towson school
• Labor Day weekend beachgoers enjoy sand, surf, sun
• Man found dead in Baltimore hotel near Inner Harbor
• Inmate release mix-up prompts tighter security measures
• Sunflower blooms come to Md. fields
• WEATHER: Tropical storm forms in Gulf of Mexico
• Police: 3 dead in vehicle crash in Virginia
• DELAWARE: Wilmington student aces the SAT
• Man shot twice by Baltimore police
• SURF REPORT
• STORMS: Tropical Storm Hermine gaining strength in Gulf
• 2 firefighters save Del. woman's life
• 2 charged in Delaware with stealing copper wire
• Gun-wielding motorist arrested on Del. highway
• DELAWARE: Nearly 20 pounds of marijuana found in car
• Surf report
• POLITICS: Speaker-in-waiting Boehner balances GOP factions
• ENVIRONMENT: Microbes could quell toxic blooms
• REHOBOTH: Found body could be missing Fruitland man's
• CRIME: Police arrest man for assault in Wawa lot
• ENVIRONMENT: Threatened species have reassuring year in Delaware
• NATION: Assault on Baghdad military headquarters kills 12
• MARYLAND: Attorney General issues campaign literature warning
• O'Donnell raises little money from Del. residents
• Candidates for District 20 ramp up campaigns
• Fin whale carcass washes ashore in Lewes
• Found body could be missing Fruitland man's
• Police target drinking and driving
• Crab Derby crowd may be among largest
• Homestead credit cited in tax bill anomaly
• Somerset commissioner hopefuls: In their own words
• Maryland acquires 430 acres of preserved land in Worcester
• Stop the Violence seeks partner
• DELAWARE: Whale believed killed by collision with ship
• Storm leaves rough surf, warnings
• POLICE: Found body confirmed to be missing Fruitland man's
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• No leads in search for missing Fruitland man
• Police seek 3 in PNC bank robbery
• POLICE: Body found in Kmart parking lot
• Kratovil: Businesses are 'still struggling'
• Rehoboth Beach patrol: rough surf causing injuries
• Crab Cooking Contest winner's rule: 'No practicing'
• Police investigate Potomac, Md. shooting
• Lottery director: Slots keep Md. competitive
• Md. police arrest teen in Brooklyn Park slaying
• Man's drive to protect didn't end with war
• Del. police arrest man for assault in Wawa lot
• Hurricane Earl whispers past
• Ex-Marine gets life for killing dad near Md. home on Christmas
• DELAWARE: Marijuana odor traced to police car
• 5 Norfolk agency officials quit amid scandal
• FIRE HAZARD: Fire danger today on Lower Shore
• LOTTERY: Mega Millions jackpot climbs
• CHESAPEAKE: Bay Commission to discuss state plans
• PITTSVILLE: Man charged with DUI, drug possession
• SALISBURY: SU student charged with underage drinking
• HURRICANE: US says goodbye to Earl as storm spins into Canada
• Salisbury stabbing victim charged with assault
• SALISBURY: Man found stabbed this morning
• LOTTERIES
• OCEAN CITY: Town feels early effects of Hurricane Earl
• Police search for Wicomico burglary suspects
• STORM UPDATE: Earl gives way to clearing skies
• MARYLAND: BWI airport apron getting $41 million upgrade
• County to give Fruitland 100-foot tower
• SPORTS: Shorebirds unveil 2011 season schedule
• OC salary study leads to pay freeze
• DELMARVA'S LOCAL SPORTS SCORES
• Community remembers fallen officer
• EARL: Md. governor lifts emergency declaration
• Salisbury police chief interviews set
• WICOMICO COURTS: Salisbury man convicted of child sex abuse
• Campaign donation, land sale timing close
• PLOVER: 2010 a record for fledged chicks
• Memories of past storms resurface
• SURF REPORT: Today's beach conditions
• Hurricane Earl to send strong winds, waves and rain to Worcester
• FRANKFORD: Council meeting rescheduled to Sept. 13
• SALISBURY: Traffic stop leads to drug arrest
• ECONOMY: Companies add 67K workers, but jobless rate rises
• VIRGINIA: Hurricane Earl makes a quiet pass by Virginia
• ACCIDENT: Car rolls over on Dagsboro Road
• UTILITIES: Delaware natural gas rates likely to rise
• SPORTS: Steelers' Roethlisberger suspension reduced to 4 games
• WICOMICO: Drug arrests made in Pittsville, Powellville
• DART: Labor Day transit routes announced
• GULF COAST: Latest oil rig problem differs from BP spill
• SALISBURY NEWS: Community Foundation donates $10k to zoo
• INTERACTIVE MAPS: Track Hurricane Earl
• EARL: Erosion not expected along Del. coast
• MARYLAND: O'Malley says OC dodged 'cannonball'
• CLOSINGS: Storm fears shut doors of three Delmarva schools
• Our Towns
• MARYLAND: Fisherman pulls 8-foot shark from Potomac
• SALISBURY WEATHER: Rain, strong wind gusts possible
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• MARYLAND: More than 10,000 voters hit polls early in Md.
• HURRICANE: More NC residents leave coast ahead of Earl
• Va. gov. announces review of computer outage
• MARYLAND: Army birther refuses deployment, seeks Obama school records
• SALISBURY NEWS: SU offers Latin American cultural immersion day
• MARYLAND: Discovery Channel hostage-taker hated 'Kate Plus 8'
• BERLIN: Political donations to mayor came before land buy
• POWER: Delmarva residents asked to prepare for outages
• DELAWARE POLITICS: GOP Senate debate appears unlikely
• SALISBURY NEWS: City prepares for hurricane
• MARYLAND: Ranches find market serving ritual slaughter needs
• DELMARVA BEACHES: Surfers hope to ride Hurricane Earl's waves
• HURRICANE: Beaches in OC closed to swimmers
• Discovery staff gather a day after hostage crisis
• HURRICANE: Amtrak cancels some routes due to hurricane
• Agencies find no link between rash, newest Pampers
• NATION: Chicago police chief criticized for 'gang summit'
• DELAWARE: No GOP opponent for Biden in attorney general race
• Evidence challenged in pediatrician abuse case
• Md. judge denies request for Obama school records
• DELMARVA BEACHES: Evacuation is a tough choice for beach residents
• Sheriff: Still no leads on missing Fruitland man
• Md. county to send hurricane team to coastal New England
• POLITICS: Senate upset erases Alaska seniority
• Delmar rallies to save school band
• Tourism meets tropical storm in Chesapeake Bay resort
• DELAWARE: National Guard gets funding for drug task force
• Police: Son ran over his mother on purpose
• Md. capital ready for storm's effects
• New athletic complex scores big in popularity
• Sussex County officials warn of storm
• Wicomico prosecutor candidates differ on child sex cases, violent crimes
• Del. man shot during attempted robbery
• Stent doctor John McLean is indicted
• STORM UPDATE: Strong winds to extend farther
• Evacuation call has to be made early
• WEATHER: Storm surge, wind damage likely on Delmarva
• Surfers eager for storm swells
• HURRICANE: OC keeps garbage trucks off road Friday
• Delmarva has its eye on Earl
• Cruise ships returning early to New York, Boston to ride out Hurricane Earl
• BUSINESS: Retail data: Americans still cautious in August
• POLICE REPORT
• HURRICANE EARL: Md. Gov. O'Malley issues emergency declaration
• NATION: NYC man plunges 40 stories, lands on car, survives
• Shooting suspect sought in Salisbury incident
• Amtrak: Some Va. service canceled due to hurricane
• POULTRY POLITICS: China imposes anti-subsidy duties on U.S. chicken
• Restaurant owner appeals DUI conviction
• Virginia to miss bay restoration strategy deadline
• OCEAN CITY: High risk of rip currents today
• No popular vote on smoking planned
• Dover man pistol-whipped during home invasion
• City murder investigations continue
• Discovery gunman dead; 3 hostages safe
• Pieces of history to be auctioned
• Fire heavily damages Md. smokehouse
• Virginia natives recall cemetery at sewage plant construction site
• HURRICANE EARL: Gov. O'Malley says avoid traveling during storm
• Firm to bring nearly 200 jobs to Salisbury
• MARYLAND: Lottery results
• Man robbed at Salisbury ATM
• HURRICANE EARL: 8- to 10-foot waves thrilling for some, scary for most
• Earl spooks some beach visitors
• MARYLAND: Coke-crack sentencing disparity
• DELAWARE: Police warn of suspicious calls
• MARYLAND: Revenues above forecast but still down
• LOTTERIES
• CHESAPEAKE: EPA, USDA coordinating funding for bay
• CRIME: Evidence continues to be challenged in Bradley case
• Our Towns
• BRADLEY CASE: Investigator testifies he was unaware of third building
• SALISBURY: SU to host India documentary screenings
• SALISBURY: Nabb Center to host Edward Taylor discussion
• CODE ORANGE: Officials warn of poor air quality today
• DELAWARE: Lottery results
• WEATHER: 30-Degree temperature dip aims for Northeast
• HURRICANE: Outer Banks barrier island to be evacuated
• MARYLAND: School lunches highlight local food
• MARYLAND: Discovery gunman shot by police; 3 hostages safe
• DELAWARE: Prostitution sting nets ex-councilman
• MARYLAND: Police: Gunman holds hostage in Discovery building
• Trial of Del. man accused of killing officer postponed
• CONGRESS: Md. Rep. Kratovil touts independence in first TV ad
• Wicomico state's attorney hopefuls to face questioning
• DELAWARE: Region's jobless meet potential employers
• On watch for Earl
• DELAWARE: Machete robbery ends with arrest
• SURF REPORT: Today's beach conditions
• MARYLAND: State to hold early voting for first time
• ECONOMY: Consumer Confidence inches up in August
• ACCIDENT: Police investigate multiple traffic crashes
• BRADLEY CASE: Defense seeks to exclude evidence in abuse case
• EARL: Storm may require evacuations
• DRUGS: National Guard to receive funds for counterdrug efforts
• DELAWARE POLITICS: Tea Party Express vows involvement in state
• MARYLAND: Governor says state watches storm's path
• MARYLAND: Ehrlich reports raising $725,000 in 18 days
• VIRGINIA: Coast Guard urges preparation for Hurricane Earl
• Power outage in Princess Anne; county complex workers sent home early
• ELECTIONS: Maryland to hold early voting for 1st time
• DELAWARE: Mom gets two years in death of toddler
• AUTO: Sales drop, discounts disappear
• MARYLAND: Alleged drug kingpin ordered to forfeit $10M
• DELAWARE: Dentist in fraud case can continue practicing
• Disputed search in pediatrician case faces legal test
• SALISBURY NEWS: Crime Task Force goes quarterly
• NATION: Obama to honor troops as Iraq combat mission ends
• Police continue search for Fruitland man
• Del. students injured in Rt 13 school bus crash
• SUSSEX: Low-income kids benefit from backpack donations
• Director supports jail officers
• Heat pump condenser units stolen from Md. homes
• MARYLAND: Firm wants to convert Va. landfill gas to energy
• Smoking, election questions could be on Ocean City ballot
• Ex-postmaster in Maryland pleads guilty to stamps theft
• Schools fight to prevent MRSA spread
• 3 die in medical helicopter crash in Arkansas
• Students run Worcester Prep's online world
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 30
• Problematic pear trees removed from Beaglin Park Drive
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 31
• Profit down, costs of sales up for Worcester liquor board
• POLICE REPORT
• Muskets, swords stolen in Del. burglary
• Millville to build new sidewalks, focal point for town
• 2 pets die in Del. house fire
• State agencies to review controversial subdivision
• Del., Md. senators send Russia letter on poultry
• Design guide drafted for Millville's future growth
• Armed man fatally shot at East Tenn. high school
• Spaniels to showcase skills
• Art's alive at Olde Princess Anne Days
• Dagsboro awarded grant for drainage project
• Judge rules in U.Va. global-warming records case
• Public Safety Building sites studied
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 29
• Fundraiser to benefit 11-year-old with cancer
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 30
• Delmar officials to accept tax setoff findings
• STORM: 1 dead, another missing as Danielle thrashes coast
• Reports, video show assault at Wicomico County Detention Center
• MARYLAND: 3 Republicans run in comptroller primary
• DELAWARE: Fatal crash near Bridgeville
• ECONOMY: Consumer spending rises 0.4 percent in July
• WEATHER: Rough surf from hurricane likely
• POLICE: Salisbury man still missing
• FARMS: Busy, tough watermelon harvesting season is here
• WICOMICO CRIME: Oregon fugitive caught in Fruitland
• MARYLAND: Police arrest 312 for DUI
• Surf report
• WICOMICO CRIME: Delmar woman charged with assault
• TIX: Tickets on sale for NAACP's 5th Freedom Fund Banquet
• WICOMICO NEWS: Salisbury man cited for DUI
• BEDBUGS: US grapples with vermin, misuse of pesticides
• WICOMICO CRIME: Woman charged with assaulting boyfriend
• Traffic violation in Delaware uncovers gun stolen in Florida
• Council clashes on next move regarding rentals
• CRIME: Pit Bulls ward off Georgetown intruders
• Rubble fill still poses threat
• TRAFFIC: Lanes to be closed on Bay Bridge
• Surf report
• Swimmer missing off Ocean City, Md.
• MARYLAND: Troops from Old Guard returning home from Iraq
• DELAWARE: Dems' bright spots in foreboding election year
• SPORTS: Orioles decide to drop Bluefield baseball team
• MARYLAND LOTTERY: Winning numbers drawn in 'Midday 3' game
• POLICE REPORT
• Resources aid employers with disabled workers
• AmeriCorps volunteers celebrate graduation
• No arrests made during Wicomico checkpoint
• US ag secretary to visit Berlin
• Crisfield police aim to keep salaries competitive
• Wicomico, Worcester students head back to classrooms
• SPORTS: Ravens' new-look pass attack features 2 old hands
• Gumboro Mud Bog gains following
• NATION: Wright says Obama Muslim myth believers 'psychopaths'
• WEATHER: Danielle may bring dangerous rip currents to U.S.
• Riders test-drive proposed Fruitland ATV park
• MEDICARE: Coverage expands to help smokers quit
• LOTTERIES
• Northampton supervisor discloses his hospital vote at meeting
• Jeep enthusiasts roll into OC
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Hurricane to bring rough surf
• 3-year-old allegedly shoots at firehouse
• Sailor nearly lost trying to visit brother during war
• Police consider long-term costs of accepting federal COPS grants
• Chipman group pursues support
• DNA implicates convicted man in cold case rape
• Schools trumpet in year
• Our Towns
• CRIME: 3 arrested for trafficking cocaine in Rehoboth Beach
• Ocean View plans to install sidewalks
• CRIME: Wicomico police blotter
• First female physician with Shore practice dies
• MARYLAND: 18th-century warfare event at Fort Frederick
• LOTTERY: One ticket wins $133 million Mega Millions jackpot
• DELAWARE: Elaborate scam copies Delaware Lottery's identity
• DELAWARE: Grieving family robbed of memories
• SPORTS: Brad Bergesen pitches Orioles past Angels 3-1
• LOWER SHORE: DUI checkpoints conducted in Wicomico and Worcester
• CHESAPEAKE: Menhaden fishing fleet fuels controversy
• DELAWARE: Police investigate attempted kidnapping of 3-year-old boy
• NATION: NC man waiting for 'ghost train' is killed by real one
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• GOVERNOR: O'Malleys earned about $322,000 last year
• CELEBRITY CRIME: Paris Hilton charged with cocaine possession
• CRIME: Shot fired in Georgetown home invasion
• Delaware, D.C. win military ballot law waiver
• SEAFORD: Boy, 3, blasts firehouse with shotgun
• Teachers excited to start in new JMB
• Md. woman charged with setting own home on fire
• SUSSEX: Airport runway expansion halved
• Delaware farms: It's not easy, but it's sweet
• Crash shuts down Del. 8 west of Dover
• Funding slows plans for new middle school
• MARYLAND: Man hurt when ammunition in fire explodes
• SOLA3 protects freshwater lakes
• Virginia stops plan to end in-person death row visits
• Teachers excited to start in new JMB
• NATION: Bikini-clad strippers protest church in rural Ohio
• Crisfield looks to increase pedestrian safety
• Del. man charged with raping 9-year-old girl
• Delaware farms: It's not easy, but it's sweet
• Laurel rolls out a smaller 'Plan B'
• SPORTS: Shorebirds lose to Hagerstown 10-7 in next-to-last road game of the season
• SOLA3 protects freshwater lakes
• Student reps give their input
• Crisfield looks to increase pedestrian safety
• Sea inspires JMB design
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 26
• Laurel rolls out a smaller 'Plan B'
• Harvard buyer says jobs are safe
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 27
• Student reps give their input
• Woman gets 15 years in embezzlement case
• WICOMICO NEWS: Juvenile and 2 adults injured in pit bull attack
• Harvard buyer says jobs are safe
• Traffic to shift for bridge upgrade
• SALISBURY NEWS: Council schedules additional work session
• Woman gets 15 years in embezzlement case
• DELAWARE: Senior drives off would-be thief
• HEALTH: Doctors, survivors join in annual breast cancer conference
• Sea inspires JMB design
• ECONOMY: Snapshot of economy about to get a lot bleaker
• POPULATION: Low birth rate tied to recession
• SALISBURY NEWS: Zoning Appeals records go digital
• HURRICANE: Danielle becomes Category 4 storm
• SALISBURY NEWS: Diabetes courses offered at PRMC
• IR INLET: DNREC investigates discovery of apparent human bone
• WICOMICO: Schools enact dress code policy
• WICOMICO: County relaxes burn ban to allow backyard campfires
• USA Today shaking up staff in 'radical' overhaul
• MARYLAND: Man charged in bank robbery
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police Blotter
• Md. pastor pleads guilty in murder conspiracy
• VIRGINIA: Deer feeding banned
• SUSSEX COUNTY: EOC prepared for approaching hurricanes
• WASHINGTON: Beck rally on anniversary of King speech draws controversy
• WORCESTER: County health department overhauls website
• DELAWARE: Pit bull foils rape attempt
• SALISBURY NEWS: Mayor joins international peace league
• SALISBURY: Police charge suspect in 2008 rape
• HOUSING: One in 10 with a mortgage face foreclosure
• REHOBOTH BEACH: Destination Station meets local resistance
• SALISBURY NEWS: Zoo seeks sponsors for annual fall event
• HURRICANE: Danielle getting stronger, heading toward Bermuda
• WATER ADVISORY: Elevated bacteria levels detected at Tower Road Bay Side
• NATION: Migrants turn to the sea to enter US illegally
• SALISBURY: Lunch and learn with candidates
• RECALL: Lunch meat sold at Walmart could contain bacteria
• ECONOMY: Scarcity of jobs puts more at risk of foreclosure
• MARYLAND: Closed zoo may get new owners
• Worcester candidate sued over 2006 campaign bills
• OCEAN PINES: Man charged with child abuse, assault
• NATION: Restaurants scramble after massive egg recall
• Murder suspect may face more jail time
• SALISBURY NEWS: Sewer collapse closes Milford Street
• DELAWARE: Motorcyclist in critical condition after crash with SUV
• Salisbury homicides highest since 2006
• MARYLAND: State withdraws military voting act waiver request
• DELMARVA WEATHER: 80s today, slight chance of showers
• Worcester candidates debate at forum
• SEAFORD: Mom charged after boy, 3, shoots gun at firehouse
• Teens rescue horse from slaughter
• REHOBOTH BEACH: Destination Station meets local resistance
• Ocean Pines keeps classic hobbies alive
• UMES volleyball team dismisses 4 players facing criminal charges
• Navy vows to go green in bay effort
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls Aug. 26
• Workers claim bones found at Onancock construction site
• EGG RECALL: Hints of salmonella outbreak seen earlier
• Bullet hits door at GOP base
• SOMERSET NEWS: Police blotter
• Bennett roadwork still stalled
• APPLE: Company can't prevent iTunes hacks
• STEM CELL BAN: Obama appeals stem cell ruling
• Further talk set on waste, parking
• Sex cases threaten Philadelphia housing czar's job
• Senate chaplain to address prayer
• Del. airport expansion shrinks 500 feet
• Berlin plant progress continues
• Serious accident shuts down Del. road
• Feedback sought on ATV park proposal
• SURF REPORT: Today's beach conditions
• False alarms at beach carry big price
• ELECTION: Dewey Beach filing deadline tomorrow
• Md. wins Race to the Top funding
• BUSINESS: Bay Bank expands management team
• Military may rent DRILL Academy site
• DEWEY BEACH: Appelbaum will not run in Sept. election
• DELAWARE: Illegal dumping arrests doubled
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 24
• HURRICANE: Danielle gaining strength in Atlantic
• OCEAN PINES: Rabies clinic to be held in park
• DELAWARE POLICE: Stimulus helps hire 24 officers
• SALISBURY: AFP to host candidate's forum at Brew River tonight
• OCEAN CITY: Coastal flood advisory
• SNOW HILL: State's attorney hopeful Oglesby sued over unpaid bills
• TRAVEL: AAA says more people to hit the road this Labor Day
• NATION: Vacationing family's photo captures thief
• SALISBURY: Bullet found at vandalized GOP building in Salisbury
• MONEY: Credit card debt drops to lowest level in 8 years
• WORLD: Chilean miners survived 2 weeks on 2 days worth of food
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 25
• SALISBURY NEWS: Council members schedule public meeting
• DELAWARE: Plan would pay parents to attend events
• Cape Henlopen freshmen take a step into 21st century
• OCEAN CITY: Wrong-way cyclist struck by police car
• BUSINESS: Credit card delinquencies drop
• Fenwick Island residents await proposed marina decision
• Man held without bail in NYC cab driver stabbing
• OCEAN PINES: 500-pound safe stolen from home
• Berlin approves land purchase for police station
• Md. inmate sentenced for assaulting sex offender
• MARYLAND: AP reports Md. among 10 "Race to the Top" education winners
• DELAWARE: Intricacy of 'hate' makes crimes hard to classify
• IRAQ: Remaining US troops still face danger
• CRIME: Salisbury woman charged in check fraud scheme
• SALISBURY: Man charged with touching juvenile
• DELAWARE: Man pleads guilty to slaying
• CRIME: Salisbury teen charged in bike theft
• SUSSEX: Coastal flooding expected today
• Caring Adults Need to Mentor Youth in Wicomico County
• Pittsville woman charged with credit card fraud
• COLLEGE LIFE: Facebook can house headaches on campus
• String of Pines homes vandalized
• Va. defense cuts to get committee hearing
• DELAWARE POLITICS: Treasurer candidates chip in their own funds
• Dewey tries to control parking problems
• Dover man shot in arm
• HURRICANE: Danielle becomes Category 2 storm
• Murder trial continued until November
• Former employee sues Anne Arundel executive
• OCEAN CITY: Moderate rip current risk today
• At Jeep Week, dirtier is better
• Va. Marine killed in Afghanistan
• DELAWARE: Republican House candidates debate
• NRG offers plan to contain ash pile
• Ousted USDA worker rejects return to agency
• Markell tours wastewater facility
• Hagerstown Airport gets new fire station
• Marines likely to stay in Afghanistan for years
• Perdue to invest $12.8M in headquarters remodel
• SURF REPORT: Today's beach conditions
• City Council seeks grant to save Chipman center
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 23
• Choosing date of schools' first day is a balancing act of interests
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 23
• Early voting comes to Maryland
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 24
• DELAWARE: Drug suspect not able to outrun mounted police
• ECONOMY: Home sales plunge to lowest in 15 years
• NATION: Tiger Woods, wife officially divorced
• Public can make comments on Berlin land buys
• Man sentenced for anthrax hoax; Social Security in Baltimore a victim
• Downtown parking rules on agenda
• Salisbury man charged with touching juvenile
• Residents say lack of parking leading to tickets
• OCEAN CITY: Beach patrol ranks start to thin
• Salisbury Zoo's economic impact worth $17M
• SALISBURY NEWS: Council meets tonight
• Fisher seeks to shake up battle for Congress
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 23
• Conway leads District 38B contenders in campaign funding
• OCEAN PINES: Two arrested for thefts from vehicles
• DELAWARE: Crash near Milford sends 2 to hospital
• ARTS: Milton Theatre announces cast for "Moon Over the Brewery"
• Surf report
• ECONOMY: Stocks drift as worries outweigh deal news
• ENVIRONMENT: Neighbors wary of UD's interest in Lewes parcel
• Perdue IT moves to former Circuit City during $12.8M home office renovation
• DNREC expedites permitting process for marine structure work and repair
• Coastal flooding possible today
• SALISBURY ZOO: Families can camp among the creatures
• MARYLAND: Police: 86-year-old woman raped
• NATION: For Gulf tourism, problem is perception, not oil
• Trains halted on NY's huge Long Island Rail Road
• ENERGY: Gas prices expected to drop after holiday
• Md. firm buys SC's Park Seed for $13M at bankruptcy hearing
• Dewey seasonal officer honored
• NATION: Ex-Marine convicted of killing pregnant colleague
• Ocean View reaches settlement on controversial zoning decision
• Md. man pleads guilty to murder in home invasion
• Proposed subdivision threatens landmark
• 'Howdy Doody Show' writer Edward Kean dies at 85
• Festival promotes local food
• Man charged in Maryland with counterfeiting
• SPORTS: Fake punt helps Ravens to win
• POLICE REPORTS
• One dead, one severely injured in Salisbury shooting
• Accomack asks governor for crop disaster status
• Official: Decision in interest of region
• Gov. Martin O'Malley says Md. economy rebounding
• High-tech floor to help Civic Center
• Schools start the year in new uniforms
• City annexation requests decline
• Dems hope to reclaim District 38
• Wicomico dress code stricter, 'less vague'
• Maryland: Lottery glance
• REHOBOTH BEACH: Church to bless school supplies, book bags
• SPORTS: Hunter pitches Rangers over Orioles 6-4
• LOTTERY: West Virginia buyer win $79M Powerball jackpot
• MARYLAND: Ocean City launches hotel week
• SALISBURY NEWS: Mater Mania today
• NATION: US troops to return only if Iraqi forces fail
• CRIME: Maryland man set car on fire with wife inside
• State hopes to buy back 2,000 crab catcher licenses
• NATION: Neighbors call home where bear attacked Ohioan a 'zoo'
• Md. crab harvest living up to forecast
• Easton day care provider convicted of murder
• As visitors dwindle, so do police forces
• DELAWARE: Markell commutes woman's 1982 murder sentence
• Bus drivers, in dispute with Wicomico, refuse after-school trips
• MARYLAND: Several inmates stabbed at Maryland prison
• WORLD: Iran begins fueling first nuclear reactor
• MARYLAND: Swim benefit set for Uganda bomb victim from Md.
• OCEAN CITY: O'Malley to address MACO meeting
• EGG RECALL: Recall expands to more than half a billion eggs
• WORLD: Sweden withdraws warrant for WikiLeaks founder
• SALISBURY: One dead, one severely injured in Salisbury shooting
• WEST OC: Armed bank robbery at White Marlin Mall
• WICOMICO: Police say they've nabbed home burglar
• Police: Wicomico teenager escapes from police custody
• Firefighter faces seventh drunken driving charge
• Accomack rejects fire station addition
• Franchot focuses on economy during Shore visit
• SALISBURY: Habitat for Humanity of Wicomico County seeks creative artist
• Business health program celebrated
• OCEAN CITY: Md. Gov. O'Malley says restoring road funds a top priority
• Ehrlich pledges to restore some road funding
• MARYLAND: Police: Grasonville man tries to kill wife by blowing up her car
• Plan picked, but new OC bridge still years away
• SALISBURY: Husband and wife, both of Salisbury University, build relations in China
• Agencies: New sex laws will help abuse prevention
• BRADLEY: Delaware warns Dr. Earl B. Bradley's patients
• Rough surf danger persists; rip currents likely to continue
• CRIME: Seaford man held on weapons charges
• Sen. Mikulski plans to join push for poultry
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 19
• LOTTERIES: Nationwide results
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 19
• DELAWARE: State warns Dr. Earl B. Bradley's patients of vaccine problem
• HEALTH: Md. looks for cancer cluster near Fort Detrick
• ORIOLES: Birds handle Rangers, 4-0
• POLL: Nearly 6 in 10 oppose war in Afghanistan
• DELAWARE: Register to vote by Saturday
• VIRGINIA: Judge to hear demand for climate researcher's records
• SALISBURY: PRMC to realign patient care service directors
• OCEAN PINES: Juvenile escapes from police building
• DELAWARE: Senior allegedly propositioned boy, 9
• CHESAPEAKE BAY: Conservation photographers fan out across bay
• BERLIN: Man indicted on mortgage fraud charges
• REHOBOTH: Firefighter charged with seventh DUI
• DELAWARE: Authorities to crack down on DUI
• MARYLAND: More heat-related deaths in Md., total now 26
• WIND POWER: Carney touts jobs for Delaware
• Church blesses bookbags, supplies to begin school year
• NATION: On vacation, Obama tends to summer reading list
• DELAWARE: Bayhealth to open new emergency location
• Delmarva patrols honor top lifeguards
• Del. Blue Cross to affiliate with Highmark
• VIRGINIA: Residents receive West Nile warning
• Volunteers sought for Coastal Cleanup
• Md. couple escape, dogs rescued from fire
• NATION: Arizona fugitive and fiancee arrested at campsite
• Delaware beauty project on track
• Md. man sentenced for receiving child porn
• Land preservation reaches milestone
• Running in place for 2012: Cardin campaign slows after costly 2006
• Event showcases life on the farm
• Eastern Shore day care provider convicted of murder
• SALISBURY: Man arrested on drug charges
• EARL BRADLEY: Accused pediatrician may have given bad vaccines
• Del. board approves common standards
• DELAWARE: Tidal streams often hide danger beneath surface
• UPDATE: Lost Salisbury boy's family located, arrested
• Del. house fire blamed on lightning strike
• DELAWARE: Beau Biden back on the campaign trail after stroke
• Mardela revisits its new burning ban law
• Elderly man in Delaware accused of soliciting sex from boy
• DELMARVA: Copper thefts from Delmarva Power substations investigated
• City halts payment of library's bills
• Wet road blamed for car crash that killed Del. man
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Chance of thunderstorms this afternoon
• Cuts hurt Delmar band program
• Md. man acquitted in 2008 stabbing
• DELAWARE: Grant to open insurer filings
• 1,000 said to sign petition on Worcester liquor issues
• Md. man sentenced to 4 years for bank robbery
• LOTTERIES
• Pepco issues reliability plan after outages in Maryland
• Town, residents feud on drainage project
• Volunteers needed for Lower Shore, Delaware coastal cleanups
• Wicomico zoning appointment raises residency issue
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 18
• Diversity in county government a focus at Somerset candidates forum
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 19
• Noise concerns slow OC wind turbine plan
• SALISBURY NEWS: Central City District Commission to meet
• Worcester liquor board reviews prices
• OCEAN CITY: Md. decides on new drawbridge designAn
• DELAWARE: 5 arson cases reported in 3 1/2 hours
• SALISBURY NEWS: Salisbury University will hold meditative walk
• BUSINESS: A year after bankruptcy, GM plans stock sale
• SALISBURY NEWS: SU professor wins 2nd Fullbright honor, teaches in Poland
• MARYLAND: 2 men sentenced for online child porn ring
• POCOMOKE CITY: Walk for breast cancer research Saturday
• CRIME: Firefighter charged with 7th DUI after crash, wrong-way chase
• NATION: Billionaire's lifestyle revealed in child support case
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police seek family of lost child
• OCEAN CITY: Police seek leads in purse-snatching
• Beach crowd sizes begin to shrink
• MARYLAND: Tornado confirmed in Frederick County
• Wicomico teacher placements to be mailed this week
• CRIME: Two arrested in prescription drug robbery
• Worcester officials oppose aquaculture initiative
• OBAMA: Economy coming back slowly but surely
• Oyster revival hopes rest on expansion
• CRIME: Md. man gets 2 life terms for newlywed slaying
• MILFORD: Boy swept away into Mispillion River
• OCEAN CITY: Child struck crossing Coastal Highway
• MARYLAND: O'Malley discusses Maryland's child welfare system
• CRIME: Milton man assaulted outside Magnolia party
• DELAWARE: Town considers false alarm fines for businesses
• OCEAN PINES: Police investigating string of vandalism
• SPORTS: Shorebirds game postponed tonight
• EDUCATION: Delaware State University gets $400,000 farming grant
• WICOMICO NEWS: Farm and Home Show starts tomorrow
• MARYLAND: O'Malley discusses Md.'s child welfare system
• MILLSBORO: Man charged with fifth DUI
• SPORTS: Purnell-Thomas tournament to start at 3 p.m. following five-hour rain delay
• NATION: Some Muslims question mosque near ground zero
• VIRGINIA: Public universities rank highly
• ACCIDENT: Maryland woman critical after crash with log truck
• Milton man arrested in beach incidents
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Thunderstorms likely today
• Mosque debate enters Md. race
• Summer camp at Md. prison helps kids know inmate dads
• MARYLAND: 2 hurt in swing ride accident at county fair
• Magazine lists UMES among HBCU elite
• Del. family sickened by carbon monoxide fumes
• DELMAR: Man accused of attacking paramedics
• Students get $12.4M in scholarships
• MARYLAND: Carroll Co. park naturalists bring passion to jobs
• DELAWARE: Survey to try to gauge impact of emissions
• Cove Road parking decision delayed
• MARYLAND: Mont. Co. man reaches plea deal
• School upgrade costs increase
• Jackie O sibling pleads guilty in child porn case
• One-bus plan draws a vocal few
• Dad says he heard Denver police beating over phone
• MARYLAND: Regulators to question Pepco on outages
• MARYLAND: Mosque debate enters congressional race
• MARYLAND: Pepco defends storm response to state regulators
• LEWES: Cape May-Lewes Ferry now offers Wi-Fi
• SWIMMING ADVISORY: Elevated bacteria at Tower Road Bay Side
• WICOMICO: Jacob Day appointed to Planning Commission
• DELAWARE: Bumper peach crop awaits Olde Tyme Peach Festival
• ENVIRONMENT: Regional cleanups to kick off
• OCEAN PINES: Man charged with beating son with belt
• NATION: LA judge frees food thief who got 25 years
• Cape May-Lewes ferry offers Wi-Fi
• NATION: Study finds 1 in 5 teenagers has slight hearing loss
• DELAWARE: Ex-investigator in Duke case charged with harassment
• Sussex considers adjustment board revamp
• ENVIRONMENT: Free clean water advocacy training offered
• NASCAR: Dover expects to keep races
• Somerset to discuss library repairs
• Ott fails to appear at case review
• MARYLAND: UMd. picks Iowa provost to be new president
• From dropout to standout
• MARYLAND: 3 arrested in rape of girl at roller rink
• Ocean City to host first Hotel Week
• MARYLAND: U-Md. picks Iowa provost to be new president
• LOTTERIES
• NATION: Sheriff: SC mom killed kids, dumped car in river
• City forums aim to foster dialogue with businesses
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 16
• Tangier gaining new clinic, but losing beloved doctor
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 17
• Beach dangers outlast summer
• OC ARTS: Victorian cottage joins Sand Castle Tour
• Sex abuse, snowstorms among topics at counties' conference
• ECONOMY: Factories aid bumpy recovery, housing still weak
• REHOBOTH: Man held in assault on girlfriend, her dad
• OCEAN CITY: Man arrested for pulling fire alarm
• NATION: Craigslist suspect's suicide riles victim's family
• BANKS: Execs say gov't needs to back mortgages
• Bethany Beach gets a French twin
• DELAWARE POLITICS: Rollins doubts merit of Urquhart poll data
• POODLE BEACH: Area named among top ten gay beaches in world
• NANTICOKE: U.S. Rep. Kratovil tours family farm
• Columnist, wordsmith James Kilpatrick dies at 89
• Hearing on winter OC bus service cuts set
• SALISBURY NEWS: Salisbury University deemed 'military friendly'
• Worcester to seek rail line fix-up funding
• Exhibitions feature work as unique as their creators
• CRIME: Police search for suspects in attempted robbery
• Ireton's housing plan at City Council roadblock
• CRIME: Man arrested after exposing himself on beach
• Somerset forum to host political hopefuls
• CRIME: Salisbury juvenile charged as adult in assault case
• DELAWARE: Sussex considers revamp of adjustment boar
• CRIME: Salisbury man charged with posesssion and intent to distribute
• MARYLAND: MACO summer conference in OC this week
• CRIME: Milton man wanted for repeated sexual advances
• Naylor Mill Road at Rt. 50 reopens after crash
• VIRGINIA: Tangier Island dealt blow after building new clinic
• CRIME: Rehoboth teen faces assault charges
• OCEAN CITY: Trimper's coaster re-opened after safety inspection
• DELAWARE: Shrinking Seaford pond to inspect spillway
• MAPP: In-service date extended to 2015
• Mother of man shot by Md. police files suit
• NATION: Border Patrol sees spike in suicides
• LAUREL: DNREC completes new boat ramp in town park
• Va. senator wants hearing on closing command
• CRIME: Pa. man assaulted by girlfriend in Lewes
• Bodies of 2 children found in car in S.C. river
• POLICE REPORT
• Lorillard says not liable for smoker's addiction
• Fenwick tables town park expansion
• 1 injured in Del. school bus crash
• Judge sides with Snow Hill in rooftop heater dispute
• Woman hits Senate Armed Services chairman with pie
• Snow removal funding, water valves on Sharptown agenda
• Md. school officer sentenced for child sex abuse
• Canal health in spotlight
• DELAWARE: Students to be tested for tuberculosis
• DELAWARE: Former Gov. Sherman W. Tribbitt dies
• SPORTS: Ravens OT Gaither out with back injury
• MARYLAND: Crash victims' family prepares to return to Md.
• CRIME: Misconduct reports up in wake of Bradley case
• Del. agencies stress emergency preparedness
• Sussex wastewater plan raises sprawl concerns
• Foundation awards challenge grant to Salisbury Zoo's capital campaign
• Pines residents voice concerns about OPA manager decision
• Residents: High ferry rates hurt ridership
• Fair embodies small-town charm
• CRIME: Delmar man forces wife's car off road after fight
• Charities assist in school readiness
• SALISBURY: Inmate released in error still missing.
• UMES kicks off pharmacy program
• MARYLAND: O'Malley to attend oyster facility dedication
• Hope rests in 4 to keep GOP seat in District 38A
• MARYLAND: 1 missing, 1 hurt when boat hits buoy on Elk River
• OC increasingly says, 'Now a word from our sponsor'
• DELAWARE: DNREC will run energy program
• DELAWARE: At annual fest, heirlooms on the red carpet
• Gubernatorial hopeful backed by Palin aims for GOP nod
• SPORTS: Shorebirds All-Star Conley promoted to Frederick
• Fewer lifeguards, but still on guard
• BUSINESS: Target struggles with donation backlash
• DELAWARE BEACHES: Consumers wading in -- but with caution
• DELAWARE POLITICS: Castle, Coons pitch lobbying bans
• MARYLAND: O'Malley to speak at synagogue that was vandalized
• NATION: Cops: 8 shot outside Buffalo restaurant; 4 dead
• SUSSEX: Teens charged in $5,000 damage to home
• DELMAR: Man charged in domestic dispute
• WICOMICO: Pollitt asks county council to withdraw Cove Road parking resolution
• SUSSEX: Bridgeville man who sold TV for $25 arrested for burglary
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• POLICE REPORT
• Police: Drug investigation 'reaches beyond Worcester'
• Salisbury resident crowned as Ms. Skipjack
• Northampton wants info on hospital move
• Architect leaves mark on community
• On boat off Okinawa, 'you were afraid to close your eyes'
• MARYLAND: 5 billboards designed by kids go up in Baltimore
• SU panel: Professor violated sexual harassment policy
• SURF REPORT: Today's beach conditions
• Dewey faces third Ruddertowne lawsuit
• SPORTS: Laurel eliminated from championship contention at World Series
• Oystermen balk at sanctuary swap
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 12
• WICOMICO CRIME: Man shot in Salisbury
• DELAWARE: Man charged in rape of 8-year-old
• LEWES: University of Delaware wind turbine divides town
• FREEBIE FRIDAY: Free park entrance this weekend
• White powder found in letter to candidate's office in Virginia
• DELAWARE: Woman, friend charged in kidnapping
• SUSSEX: Former restaurateur convicted of felony theft
• 'Granddad Bandit' suspect to be extradited to Virginia
• DELAWARE POLITICS: GOP sends staffers to aid Delaware races
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 13
• Iowa college town without water after flooding
• WICOMICO CRIME: Police seek armed robbery suspects
• CRIME: Two men charged for harvesting undersized crabs
• JetBlue flight diverted to D.C. over unruly passenger
• MARYLAND: Ehrlich says he's ahead of schedule in fundraising
• MARYLAND: Food bank approaches crisis
• MARYLAND: Suspect in abduction may have fled area
• DELMARVA FARMING: Heat, drought cut yields for soybean, corn crops
• Lewes considers wind energy
• MARYLAND: Man arrested in Va. in Pikesville slaying
• DELAWARE: Police seize $150K from NY man
• Salisbury residents prepare to get some air in Red Bull Flugtag
• Union head urges workers to confront 'job-cutters'
• SUSSEX: Coastal flood advisory in effect
• Crisfield industrial park is on the fast track
• South Dakota man dies after donating part of liver
• ANTARCTIC: 100-year-old Scotch pulled from frozen crate
• OPA names replacement manager
• SOUTH BETHANY: Council narrowly approves park clause purchase
• LOTTERIES
• Earthquake strikes off Guam coast
• Animal control requests on the rise in Fruitland
• POLICE REPORT
• Slightly cooler, but still humid
• DELAWARE: Clergy abuse victims testify of hurt, betrayal
• WIKILEAKS: Site says more secrets on the way
• Md. woman arrested after pit bull attacks officer
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Thunderstorms likely today
• Prevention key in beach community bicycle thefts
• Virginia to feds: let state police question immigrants
• CLIMATE: Midsummer meltdown: A sign of things to come?
• Pa. man charged in multiple burglaries near Millsboro
• NATION: FBI says 'Granddad Bandit' captured in Louisiana
• DELAWARE: House hopefuls disclose assets
• Woman charged with choking two
• VIRGINIA: Chesapeake bridge stuck open after tug hits it
• NATION: Homes lost to foreclosure up 6 percent from last year
• 'It was time for change'
• Officials investigating large fish die-off in Delaware Bay
• VIRGINIA: Man charged in serial stabbings
• End nears for dune mending
• 11 troopers in Delaware promoted
• Maryland calls hearing on Pepco reliability
• Businesses create Boardwalk watch
• University of Delaware to let community air its wind turbine questions
• Pets in hot cars can be 'death sentence'
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 11
• Maryland to receive $450 million from jobs bill
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 12
• $32.7M for slot machines approved for Ocean Downs
• JOBS: Picture dims as unemployment claims rise
• Phase one of OC convention center upgrade gets nod
• AUTO: GM CEO Whitacre says will step down Sept. 1
• MARYLAND: Park Service has students guard historic sites
• MARYLAND: Trees down, many without power after rain storm
• DELAWARE: Wastewater disposal battle takes shape
• NATION: Firms must spell out workers' benefit rights
• Md. gov candidate says he's ahead of schedule in fundraising
• DELAWARE: Video contest aims to stop underage drinking
• HEALTH CARE: Many don't understand bill's provisions
• 4 robbed, bound in Del. home invasion
• LOTTERY: Powerball jackpot climbs
• SALISBURY NEWS: Five cited for underage drinking
• Federal oversight of Md. detention center to end
• DELAWARE: Hearing unfreezes Delaware State scholarship bill's progress
• STORMS: Tropical depression halts drilling at Gulf well
• MARYLAND: O'Malley reports $6.7 million in fundraising
• MARYLAND: Burqa-wearing man robs bank
• Motion withdrawn in officer's killing case
• MAPP: Mid-Atlantic Power Pathway will be delayed
• Grand jury will hear Strand's accused murderer's case
• NATION: Survivors of Alaska plane crash spent cold night
• Princess Anne discusses police cameras by schools
• LAUREL: 3-month-old injured in assault
• Willards continues to work on new town hall
• LOTTERIES
• CRIME: Man charged with 11 burglaries in Del.
• Berlin to purchase land for station
• CRIME: Md. cocaine dealer gets life in prison
• BOE vote on bus deal pushed back
• CRIME: Laurel woman attacked while holding 3-month-old
• Cardin touts health reform to seniors
• ADVISORY: DNREC cautions swimmers in Broadkill Beach
• City weighs release of legal bills
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for August 10
• Smoke-free beach suggested
• WICOMICO NEWS: Sheriff's office calls for August 10
• MARYLAND: Officials interview for education funds
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for August 11
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Heat index into low 100s today
• MARYLAND: Radar may reveal details of slave village
• DELAWARE POLITICS: Carney a solid leader in early poll
• MARYLAND: Board approves spending $32.7M on Ocean Downs slots
• MILTON: Historic theatre facing foreclosure, sheriff's sale
• ECONOMY: Trade gap likely points to slower economic growth
• DRAMATIC EXIT: Flight attendant's method of quitting draws charges, fans
• ASSATEAGUE: Jr. ranger program begins at park
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Heat index into low 100s today
• FORECLOSURE: Milton theater faces sheriff's sale
• WORLD: China landslide death toll rises to 700
• WICOMICO: Racial profiling seminar registration cut off due to limited space
• NATION: Search for fugitive, fiancee focuses on Montana
• LIFEGUARDS: Gordon's Pond beach unguarded beginning Aug. 14
• DELAWARE RIVER: Coast Guard searches for baby
• POLICE & FIRE REPORT
• VIRGINIA: U.Va. removes land-line dorm phones
• Suspect in Snow Hill stolen SUV case apprehended
• DELAWARE: Frustration mounts for unemployed
• Two charged in attempted robbery
• Our Towns
• BUSINESS: Wall Street closely watching Fed's next move
• Destination Station issues raised
• WICOMICO: U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin visits MAC Center
• OC council to review convention center plans
• SALISBURY NEWS: Still no vote on bus driver contract
• Council eyes making legal bills public
• NATION: House OKs emergency bill to halt teacher layoffs
• Ex-pizzeria employee drops lawsuit
• NATION: Ex-Sen. Stevens, ex-NASA chief in Alaska plane crash
• Store owners on alert for counterfeit money
• MONEY: Wall Street closely watching Fed's next move
• 'It's prime time' at the beach
• IR: Board approves cell phone policy revisions
• Still no deal for Wicomico bus drivers
• ACCOMACK: Body found overboard on Sunday is identified
• MILLSBORO: Teen girl charged in shooting
• DELAWARE RIVER: 'No evidence' kids were tossed in river
• REHOBOTH BEACH: 6 arrested in attacks, robberies
• WICOMICO: County announces $1.8 million road-paving project
• LEWES PEDIATRICIAN CASE: Hearing set on Bradley motion
• NATION: Former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens dies in plane crash
• 'A beautiful thing' at Milton park
• VIRGINIA: Cat attacked by rabid raccoon euthanized
• Rodney the Lifeguard commercials aim to boost OC through August
• WICOMICO: County Council presses again on bus contractors behalf
• Pedestrian accidents down on Delmarva
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 9
• Mayor Ireton follows new path in hiring process
• BUSINESS: Free 'Lunch and Learn' scheduled
• Sex charges highlight reoffender risk
• PLOVERS: With last chicks fledged, Gordons Pond beach reopens
• MARYLAND: Buoyed by a desire to save lives
• HOUSING: State mortgage program drops rate, again
• DELAWARE: Ballot waiver misconstrued
• FIRE: Fire damages recycling igloos
• Look, up in the sky! It's that new bridge
• FIRE: Vehicle fire considered arson
• CRIME: Rehoboth police connect teens to recent attacks
• First woman to head major US intelligence agency
• FIRE: No one injured in emblazoned station wagon
• SALISBURY NEWS: Spartech hit with environmental fines
• CAR CRASH: Police investigating Eden-Allen Road crash
• ELECTION: Environmental group to host 3 candidate forums
• CRIME: 16-year-old accused of shooting teen in leg
• CRIME: 2 arrested on burglary and assault charges
• Registry helps keep tabs on sex offenders
• CRIME: Salisbury man charged with possession
• Solution sought for illegal parking at Cove Road beach
• CRIME: Routine traffic stop leads to arrest
• Long-awaited Georgetown library opens
• CRIME: 2 Berlin residents charged with animal cruelty
• Fruitland to tackle animal control issues
• MARYLAND: Water main break shuts off water in Essex
• Fire company celebrates 100 years
• MARYLAND: Man dies after trying to swim ashore
• POLICE: Man killed working on Berlin house.
• Recycling activist hopes to change perceptions
• MERR pursues marine life license plate
• OPA general manager terminated
• Doo-wop is radio DJs' labor of love
• Politics, tradition 'combine'
• IR grad, students try out for 'American Idol'
• Crisfield officer 'top cop in the state'
• Exterminators: Shore bedbug reports rise
• Wicomico schools' top-level posts, salaries analyzed
• MARYLAND: Coast Guard helicopter intercepts plane in DC area
• SPORTS: Guthrie, Orioles beat White Sox 4-3
• Exploring Delmarva's back roads; taking the road less traveled
• Health: Caution sounded on mosquitoes
• COMMERCE: Maryland kicks off tax free week
• Environment: Inland bays free of fish kills this year
• MARYLAND: Police officer indicted for videotaping teen girl
• NATION: Gulf seafood industry tries to shake an oily image
• ORIOLES: White Sox rally past Birds, 4-2
• OCEAN CITY: Surf report
• REDSKINS: Haynesworth passes conditioning test
• Russian spy wants to live under fake name in Peru
• DUI ARRESTS: Drivers charged from July 19-26
• Small plane crashes into Pa. home, sets it ablaze
• LOTTERIES
• Our Towns
• Tenn. man pleads guilty to fraud in Virginia
• POLICE REPORT
• Police issue warrant for suspect in Md. kidnapping
• Living spaces in mobile home attics approved by OC commission
• Former Md. 1st lady to speak at political fundraiser in Salisbury
• Seaford High School principal resigns
• Chrysler sales rise but problems lurk behind gains
• Inland bays free of fish kills
• 2 Va. sheriff deputies injured
• Mats provide better beach access
• Md. police investigate apparent inmate suicide
• Utilities market to Shore households
• Police look into Del. and Pa. rape connection
• Salisbury man served on minesweeper
• UTILITIES: Higher rates, usage boost profits for Delmarva Power parent
• Renters wonder where they will end up
• BUSINESS: Disgraced HP CEO to get nearly $28m in cash, stock
• School mascot molts
• Prince George's County police arrest 2 in slayings
• DELAWARE: 'Horrific' rape allegations surface in diocese case
• 4 hurt, 3 in custody after 70-person D.C. Metro fight
• TROPICAL STORMS: Colin heads for Bermuda; Estelle forms in Pacific
• SPORTS: Haynesworth passes Redskins conditioning test
• MARYLAND: 4 bodies found in trash-filled apartment
• 3 Bridgeville residents in custody for metal thefts
• NATION: Mich. police search for suspected serial killer
• Va. man dies while stranded on fence
• SPACE STATION: Astronauts tackle urgent repair job
• Md. man dies after being shot at traffic signal
• Worcester anti-rabies programs put on hold
• OCEAN VIEW: Town Council approves conditional offer to new police officer
• Citizens wary with rise in crime at Rehoboth
• CRIME: 4 teens arrested in car burglaries
• Adult education program moves to Wor-Wic for fall
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 5
• Man arrested in methadone OD death
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 6
• Historic area in duplex dilemma
• MARYLAND: Police probe 6-year-old's reported abduction
• Leggs convicted in OC burglary
• SEAFORD: High School Principal Janiszewski resigns, interim replacement named
• MARYLAND: Storm topples tree, killing woman on bicycle
• ASSATEAGUE: Maryland Conservation Corps graduates 46
• DELAWARE: Students audition to be in the U. Del.'s first commercial
• BERLIN: AGH offers cell phone app for wait times
• MARYLAND: Freight train derails in Baltimore tunnel
• CRIME: 3 arrested in Sussex scrap metal thefts
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Sunny and 93 today
• BIVALVE: Cove Road parking meeting scheduled for Monday
• WORLD: New al-Qaida leader knows U.S. well
• OCEAN PINES: Board votes to fire GM Olson
• DELAWARE: Big cash floods race for House
• CRIME: Frankford woman arrested for credit card theft
• DELAWARE: Man killed in collision
• Police: Car ties suspect to murder
• VIRGINIA: Mother of suicide victim sues school officials
• Brush up your building skills with lessons
• ECONOMY: Jobs bill brings some hope to teachers
• Rehoboth Beach to get artist treatment at annual event
• DELAWARE: Senate fills spot on federal court in Delaware
• Cardin to tour Smith Island
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Heat advisory starts at 11; thunderstorms possible
• CRIME: Fugitive wanted for strangling
• MARYLAND: BWI baggage area closed after bag leaks
• DELAWARE: New twist in killer's path to execution
• UPDATE: Fourth teen arrested in Rehoboth, Lewes thefts
• NEWS: Ehrlich criticizes waiver to military voting act
• MARYLAND: Man gets 50 years in fatal shooting
• SALISBURY NEWS: PRMC accredited again as national chest pain center
• UPDATE: Severe storm watch in effect on Lower Shore until 10 p.m.
• SWIMMING: Phelps slowly finding his way after break
• Tribe, cake business work on an agreement out of court
• Forecasters say peak of storm season will be busy
• NATION: Wife learns of husband's second marriage on Facebook
• Arrest made in bank robbery
• Heat blast unrelenting in Virginia
• SALISBURY: Man arrested on drug charges after traffic stop
• Second Salisbury shooting suspect in custody
• Thunderstorm causes extensive damage in DC suburbs
• DELAWARE: Fatal accident shuts down I-95
• Bethany to decide on park purchase
• Pennsylvania revokes home's license after autistic man dies
• Feelings mixed on new Accomack hospital
• Man convicted for Toyota crash that killed 3 released from prison
• Fraud hot line less busy than expected
• 18 states endure deadly stretch of steamy weather
• Beach businesses: Parking for customers
• SURF REPORT: Today's beach conditions
• Pocomoke mayor stripped of police powers
• SALISBURY NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 4
• Politics may muddy path for mayor's proposal
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 4
• Bars call out wholesale prices
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 5
• LOTTERY: Powerball jackpot climbs
• CRIME: 3 arrested in Rehoboth, Lewes thefts
• DELAWARE: Residents on edge following two rapes
• POLITICS: Palin endorses Murphy in Md. governor's race
• GULF OIL SPILL: Gulf still has a long recovery ahead
• TRAFFIC: Accident slows Route 50
• Official: Giuliani's daughter arrested at NYC store
• MARYLAND: Officer to be arraigned in fatal shooting
• WORCESTER: Pocomoke mayor stripped of police powers
• Hebron to discuss floodplain insurance options
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Thunderstorms possible today
• LEWES: Ex-Delaware State News editor, publisher Brittingham dies
• Judge moves Ruddertowne lawsuit forward
• BALTIMORE: City law on pregnancy centers challenged
• ENVIRONMENT: New stormwater regulations to be implemented
• Event helps heighten crime awareness
• GULF OIL SPILL: BP says mud pumped into well is holding back the oil
• REGION: Woman's stripper job leads to fraud charges
• Students get help to prepare for classes
• NATION: Shooter blamed racial bias for Conn. rampage
• TRACTOR THIEVES ARRESTED: Police make arrests in two-year-old Atlantic Tractor, Creighton Trailer bu
• Shore electricity use, bills increase
• MARYLAND: Unusual reptile caught in river
• Hebron to discuss floodplain insurance options
• Weather lucrative for beach parking
• DELAWARE: Prescription drugs found in drinking water
• Judge moves Ruddertowne lawsuit forward
• Dorchester's liquor board troubles are sobering account for Worcester
• WORCESTER: OCBP to compete against each other
• REHOBOTH BEACH: Companies seek later start date for wind farm
• Event helps heighten crime awareness
• Reality of rental bill eyed
• POCOMOKE CITY: Police make arrests in two armed robberies
• BRIDGEVILLE: 1 killed, 1 injured in ATV collision
• Students get help to prepare for classes
• Bus drivers have council's ear
• Del. resident, 12 others recognized by Obama for their good deeds
• Shore electricity use, bills increase
• Residents seek beach restoration input
• Crews find dynamite in Md. shed
• Weather lucrative for beach parking
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 4
• Va. shoppers get tax break, governments lose cash
• Dorchester's liquor board troubles are sobering account for Worcester
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 3
• Va. family members face fraud charges
• Reality of rental bill eyed
• DELAWARE: Police crack down on drunken driving in Del.
• Jobs bill to stop teacher layoffs nears approval
• Bus drivers have council's ear
• 40 billionaires pledge to donate half their wealth
• Residents seek beach restoration input
• OCEAN CITY: Resort passes stringent laser pointer restrictions
• Del. teen on bicycle struck by car, charged
• DELAWARE: Genetic testing leads to rape charges
• SALISBURY CRIME: Police charge man in bank robbery
• MARYLAND: Couple gets jail for horse neglect
• Meetings offer hurricane guidance
• Del. authorities question sobriety, immigration status of bicyclist killed on Rt. 9
• Rabies combat plan to be presented
• Man shot in Hilton Hotel near Camden Yards
• Historic Berlin school to be restored
• UPDATE: Bridgeville teen in ATV accident dies; 10-year-old boy critical
• Wicomico Bus contractors lobby for job security, grievance board
• HEAT: Record-breaking temperatures result in increased electricity usage
• Salisbury's Mayor Ireton touts rental plan
• ELECTRICITY: Bills expected to increase
• Franchot: Businesses are key to Md. recovery
• NFL: Source: Favre tells Vikings he will not return
• Back-to-school clothing tax break is aimed at boosting retail sales
• SOMERSET NEWS: Police search for suspects in Princess Anne home robbery
• AIR TRAVEL: Delta adding new flights to Reagan National
• GREEN: Delmarva Power, NRG Bluewater Wind agree to contract extensions
• DELMARVA WEATHER: Sunny and 87 today
• CRIME: Homeless sex offender becomes disorderly with EMS, police
• NATION: 6 teens drown in La. river; hit sudden drop-off
• OCEAN CITY: Charges filed for slapping a police horse
• SALISBURY NEWS: Ward Museum to demo bird banding
• TROPICAL STORM: Colin forms in the Atlantic , not aimed at Gulf
• OCEAN CITY: Neighbor of burning property arrested for assault
• MARYLAND: Ruling could free convicted child rapist
• GEORGETOWN: Long-awaited new library now open
• BRIDGEVILLE: Two children critically injured in ATV accident
• MARYLAND: WikiLeaks, US group to share leak defense cost
• DELAWARE: New type of traffic signal being installed
• DELAWARE: Woman attacked by would-be robbers on boardwalk
• Teen lures unusual reptile from Md.'s Patapsco River with chicken
• MARYLAND: Broken pipe leads to sewage spill
• POLICE REPORT
• Union launches Md. effort for roads funding
• DELAWARE: Police say woman hits ex's car, plus that of new girl
• A night out in Pocomoke planned
• Homeland Security partnering with local officials
• MARYLAND: Zoo closes after 24 years
• Hate symbols mar rural Frankford neighborhood
• MARYLAND: Baltimore mayor in Asia for fellowship
• SU students take education overseas
• Politicians go directly to the voters
• ACCIDENT: Driver charged with leaving scene of fatal crash, DUI
• Sharptown Firemen's carnival kicks off this week
• POCOMOKE CITY: Parts of stolen dump truck found in welding shop
• Theaters struggle to survive
• Black bear lottery open in Maryland
• Boardwalk performers pay $7 each for permit to draw crowds, tips
• Va. teacher charged with assault against students
• BETHANY BEACH: Town Council election canceled
• Average Va. in-state tuition, fees up 10.6 percent
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for July 30
• OCEAN CITY: New radio, television spots market OC
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for July 31
• DELAWARE: Laurel woman charged with intentionally crashing boyfriends vehicle
• WICOMICO NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 1
• BETHANY BEACH: Masseuse guilty of tax evasion
• SALISBURY NEWS: Fallen tree cause for weekend power outage
• BEACHES: Delaware politicians laud beach boost
• SURF REPORT: Today's beach conditions
• NY jury convicts 2 in JFK Airport fuel-tank plot
• OCEAN CITY NEWS: Police calls for Aug. 2
• OC to make laser crackdown official
• SALISBURY TRAFFIC: Road restorations in progress
• Racial profiling, building trust focus of seminar
• SALISBURY NEWS: Mayor sets November deadline for new laws
• Probes into city murders continue
• MARYLAND: Del. Haddaway-Riccio receives pro-business award
• Reunion to connect all Pittsville High alumni
• Boardwalk maintenance issue pops up
• Former Tiger Brian Conley Named To South Atlantic All-Star Team
• ApartmentSmart.com and NAHMA Launch Affordable Housing Advocacy Mapping Web Application
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Wicomico County
• Wicomico County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Wicomico County
• Delmarva Chicken Festival
• Pork In the Park BBQ Festival

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