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This Enchanting College Town In Maryland Will Steal Your Heart With Its Dining And Shopping

There’s a town on Maryland’s Eastern Shore where the river runs right through downtown and the fried chicken is treated like a local sport. That town is Salisbury, and it’s got a way of sneaking up on you with just how much charm it packs into a single afternoon.

Salisbury, MD · 5d
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Delmarva Now | The Daily Times

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Cluck’D coming soon to serve up fried chicken in south Salisbury

Salisbury is about to get a new entry to its roster of fried chicken restaurants with Cluck’D, expected to open soon on the city's south side. The Cluck’D location, scheduled to open some time in November, is coming to 1012A S. Salisbury Blvd., in the Clairmont Shopping Center that's currently home to Chipotle, the Bagel Bakery and more. Menu offerings expected at Cluck’D include bone-in wings, boneless wings, tenders and chicken sandwiches. And Cluck’D isn't the only fried chicken restaurant opening this fall in Salisbury. Here's the info on two more. Roost & Roll now open in south Salisbury The Roost & Roll has just opened at 754 South Salisbury Blvd., across from ACME Markets. The eatery is serving up buckets of fried chicken, 1/4 lb. classic, pizza and mushroom swiss burgers, Boardwalk fries, Philly cheesesteaks, milkshakes, coffee, refreshers, floats and more. ANALYSING THE BLUE WAVE: What led to huge Democratic wave? Salisbury University prof's analysis Wingstop also on the way to Salisbury American fast-casual restaurant chain Wingstop is coming soon to Salisbury, Maryland. Signage for the new restaurant was spotted at 2420 N. Salisbury Blvd. in North Salisbury near Jersey Mike's and between Popeyes and Starbucks. Wingstop, "where flavor

Salisbury, MD · 2d

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The Secret Delaware Amish Market Where Locals Go For Fried Chicken And Rolls

One building holds a sit-down restaurant, a fried chicken counter, a wing stand, and a full Amish bakery. That’s a lot of temptation under a single roof. The doors only open three days a week. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday are the whole schedule, so timing matters. The funny thing...

Delaware · 4d
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Is Sekai Sushi one of Salisbury’s best sushi spots?

Sekai Sushi is certainly one of the best sushi places in Salisbury. The food was absolutely amazing, and they got everything spot on. I don’t often find a place that has everything perfect, but this place did. Everything was fresh, the flavours were amazing and the staff was very friendly. The service was amazing. It’s always lovely to visit a restaurant with great food and great staff. If you’re looking for a good Japanese restaurant in Salisbury, then this is a must-try.

Salisbury, MD · 10h
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WMDT General Manager recognized as a Top Local TV Leader for 2026

Salisbury, Md. – Radio and Television Business Report (RBR) magazine has released it’s report this fall and we are proud to announce 47ABC-WMDT’s General Manager Stephanie Willey has been recognized as a top local TV leader for 2026. Willey wears many hats as a sales lead as...

Salisbury, MD · 5h

Delmarva Now | The Daily Times

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Whale sightings off Ocean City offer thrills, prompt slow down zone

There have been multiple whale sightings along the coast of Ocean City, Maryland, this month. As a result, boaters are being reminded that mandatory speed restrictions are in effect now through April 30 for most vessels. Here's a closer look at the recent sightings, plus more on vessel restrictions. OCEAN CITY ELECTS NEW MAYOR: Ocean City Mayor Meehan loses re-election bid, plus council results Vessels to slow down in areas where whales are migrating, calving .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } Starting Nov. 1, most vessels 65 feet or longer are being asked to slow down to 10 knots or less in North Atlantic right whale Seasonal Management Areas from Rhode Island to Georgia. These areas are designed to protect whales in areas where they are migrating and calving, NOAA Fisheries Service said in an Oct. 29 Facebook post regarding North Atlantic right whales. LOWER SHORE HOLIDAY PARADES: Santa Claus to star in 2026 Christmas parades across MD's Lower Shore Ocean City whale sightings shared through photos, videos online The two types of whales that typically frequent Ocean City's waters are North Atlantic right whales and humpback whales. Some whale fans shared their most recent

Ocean City, MD · 2d

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Six Virginia Seafood Restaurants Where Oyster Stew Season Starts The Minute It Turns Cold

The first chilly evening in Virginia changes what people want on the table. Iced tea and fried baskets suddenly feel less appealing, and a warm bowl of oyster stew starts calling your name. Oyster stew is about as old-school Virginia as food gets, built on buttery broth, cream, and plump...

Newport News, VA · 2d

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Selbyville restaurant rescues injured osprey

SELBYVILLE, Del. – Tonight’s Good News is brought to you in part by Matt the Carpet Guy, coming out of Selbyville. Our friends over at Captain Mac’s Fish House & Seafood Market showed incredible initiative by rescuing an osprey! The little guy was found injured on the side of Route 54 in Sussex County.

Selbyville, DE · 6d

Cape Gazette

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Sussex Strong Realtors host Hollywood gala

Hollywood glamour took center stage for the annual Sussex Strong Red Carpet Gala Oct. 29 at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center, bringing more than 300 guests together for an evening of glam, entertainment and giving back. Attendees dressed to impress and enjoyed live and silent auctions, food from local restaurants...

Rehoboth Beach, DE · 7d

The Star Democrat

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Cracking the shell of OysterFest

ST. MICHAELS — The sun was shining and the oysters were freshly shucked Saturday at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum for the annual OysterFest. Near the end of the day, local water and oystermen sold out of oysters, which Vice President of Engagement at Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum Shannon Mitchell said is the “ideal outcome.” Roughly 3,500 attendees came out for the event. “It was a fantastic day. Well, for one, we couldn’t have asked for better weather,” Mitchell said. “Attendance was wonderful.” The festival aims to support watermen, educational programs and the organization’s exhibits, including its historic floating fleet. It also raises funds for the Talbot Watermen Association and its initiatives through a partnership in which the association serves as the festival’s primary oyster provider. “This event in particular is one that is very mission-driven for the organization,” Mitchell said. “It truly supports what we’re all about. If we wanted to sum it up of our entire mission of the organization, this is that mission kind of in action.” Beyond oysters, the event featured educational programming, Chesapeake Retrievers and rides aboard historic vessels, including the “Rosie Parks”. These activities let visitors experience the festival on land and from the

St Michaels, MD · 19h

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Gnawing problems: Greensboro park to close overnight for beaver trapping

GREENSBORO, Md. - The Town of Greensboro has announced that the Choptank River Park and its boat ramp will close daily from dusk to dawn while crews work to capture beavers that left several trees along the river damaged. The temporary closure takes effect immediately on Nov. 10, according to...

Greensboro, MD · 1d

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Four Dogs Brewing Sees New Possibilities for Easton’s East End

Reviving a place’s reputation takes time, especially in a close-knit community like Easton. For Patrick Ragan and Jim Marvel, two of the owners of Four Dogs Brewing Company, moving into the former Sidetracked Saloon was about more than finding a home for their business. It was a commitment to the future of Easton’s East End, a part of town they believe is ready for a new chapter.

Easton, MD · 2d

The Herald-Mail

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‘Outdoors Maryland’ returns with spotlight on Ocean City

Maryland Public Television’s “Outdoors Maryland” returns Nov. 10 for its 38th season with new stories exploring the state’s wildlife, conservation efforts, outdoor traditions and history. The award-winning series will premiere two new fall episodes Nov. 10 and 17, according to a community announcement. Produced in cooperation with the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, the series focuses on people, animals and places across Maryland. The Nov. 10 episode will feature Ocean City’s Maryland International Kite Exposition and efforts to restore Maryland’s blackbanded sunfish population. “To Paint the Sky,” filmed in Worcester and Montgomery counties, visits the annual kite exposition, where enthusiasts gather each spring in Ocean City. The segment features everything from large inflatable sea creatures to synchronized kite performances and introduces viewers to kite artist Jon Burkhardt. “A Second Chance for Sunfish,” filmed in Baltimore and Worcester, Caroline and Queen Anne’s counties, explores efforts to protect the blackbanded sunfish, a species that has nearly disappeared from Maryland. The segment follows Maryland Department of Natural Resources biologists surveying ponds where the fish have been reintroduced. It also visits a DNR hatchery and the National Aquarium, where captive breeding efforts are underway. At The Nature Conservancy’s Nassawango Creek Preserve, the program examines

Maryland · 1d

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A Fox Family, a Sunset and a Winning Shot: Meet Ocean City's Best of Ocean City Photo Contest Winner

Ocean City is known for its beaches, Boardwalk, beautiful sunsets and summer fun. But there's another side to the resort town that doesn't always get the spotlight: its wildlife. For this year's annual Best of Ocean City photo contest, one local photographer captured that side of town perfectly, earning his photo a place on the back of Best of Ocean City plaques displayed at local businesses throughout the area. Congratulations to Nathan Van Dyke!

Ocean City, MD · 1d

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Easton Historic Commission Highlights: New Look Approved for South Washington Street

The renovation of a downtown Easton liquor store is moving forward with a more ambitious exterior design, although a larger proposal to improve the surrounding streetscape remains unresolved. At its November 9 meeting, the Easton Historic District Commission approved revised plans for 121 South Washington Street, allowing the owner to...

Easton, MD · 1d

Cape Gazette

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Savoring Local’s Season: Coastal Delaware’s Holiday Artisan Markets

There is an unmistakable shift along the Delaware coast once mid-November arrives. The summer bustle clears, open street parking returns, and our coastal towns settle into a relaxed, welcoming rhythm. For full-time residents and recent relocators alike, this marks the start of "local’s season"—and the kickoff to one of the region’s best traditions: holiday artisan and craft markets.

Sussex County, DE · 15h

The Star Democrat

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Rabies case confirmed in Cambridge

CAMBRIDGE — A confirmed rabies case in Cambridge is keeping pet owners on their toes. According to a Facebook post from the Dorchester County Dog Control, rabies was confirmed by the Talbot County Humane Society and the Dorchester County health department has been notified. John Griep, a spokesperson for the Dorchester County Health Department, told The Star Democrat that lab testing confirmed the kitten had rabies. In a Facebook post shared by Dorchester County Dog Control, a Cambridge resident said the kitten came from a feral cat colony and bit her when she tried to pick it up. The resident said she lives on Horns Point Road. “The person who was bitten is getting a series of rabies vaccinations. All animal bites, scratches, or other possible rabies exposure in Dorchester County must be immediately reported to our environmental health office at 443-521-4996,” Griep said. Officials advised, if you see an animal acting strange and aggressive please steer clear and contact the appropriate authorities in regards to next steps. Pet owners whose dog or cat has a run-in with a wild or stray animal should take a few steps right away to protect themselves and their animal, according to state and

Cambridge, MD · 2d

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Legion Craft Show Kicks Off Holiday Shopping Season

The 40th Annual Craft Show kicked off the holiday shopping season at American Legion Caroline Post 29 in Denton on Saturday, Nov. 7. The two-day craft show is always the first full weekend in

Denton, MD · 1d

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Iconic Maryland crab house closes after 61 seasons on the waterfront

Maryland has lost another beloved seafood institution with the closing of The Crab Claw in St. Michaels. The family-run restaurant completed its 61st and final season on November 1, 2026,…

St Michaels, MD · 4d