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Lulu Ross Fire Update: School Closures, Investigation and Polling Changes
Lulu Ross Elementary Fire: Investigation Continues as School Closures Impact Milford Students The impact of Sunday’s fire at Lulu M. Ross Elementary School continues to unfold, with classes canceled for the week, a neighboring school temporarily closed and a polling location relocated ahead of the November election. The Milford School District announced that Lulu Ross Elementary will remain closed from ... Read More The post Lulu Ross Fire Update: School Closures, Investigation and Polling Changes appeared first on Milford LIVE! - Local Delaware News, Kent and Sussex Counties .
Bay Net
Cardinal Hickey Academy Earns Maryland Blue Ribbon Recognition
OWINGS, Md. — Cardinal Hickey Academy has been named a 2026-27 Maryland Blue Ribbon School, an honor Principal Dawn Nazzaro credits to teachers’ efforts to support students’ academic and personal growth. The Catholic school in Owings was among 23 schools recognized by Gov. Wes Moore on Oct....
PHL17
Fire cancels classes at two schools in Milford, Delaware | PHL17 Morning News
NBC Philadelphia
Delaware elementary school cancels class for week after devastating fire
A massive 3-alarm fire tore through a Delaware elementary school early Sunday morning, causing significant damage to classrooms, the library and administrative offices. School officials have canceled class all week for students at Lulu M. Ross Elementary School in Milford due to the extensive damage. "Our District crisis team will...
The Star Democrat
Unbeaten Warriors show drive, run away from Wi-Hi
EASTON —Easton High’s football team has shown its big-play potential from the opening kickoff this season. The Warriors used that ability again to their advantage Friday night, but also showed they could piece together long, steady scoring drives when needed during a 42-7 victory over Wicomico on senior night. “I think what you saw tonight is what’s going to happen as you get into the playoffs,” Easton head coach Matt Griffith said after No. 20 Easton erupted for 35 second-half points en route to raising its record to 8-0. “You’re going to have to have those kind of drives to be successful. Very happy with the way they responded in the second half.” Maybe it was pregame senior night festivities or the remnants of last Thursday’s impressive 55-37 victory over Stephen Decatur, but Easton didn’t look like itself in the first half, as it took a 7-0 lead into the locker room. “Wi-Hi did some really good stuff, trying to put more pressure than we could handle,” Griffith said. “We had to make a few adjustments, tried to make them during the first half. They just weren’t understanding what we were doing. “Made the adjustments at halftime, it was totally
theeveningenterprise.com
Trojans win 9-2 at North Caroline; Clayton scores 4 times
WORTON — Kent County High School’s field hockey team will close out its regular season Monday [Oct. 26] at home against St. Michaels. Win or lose, the Trojans will be seeded fourth in the Class 1A South I Region tournament that begins either Thursday or Friday, and will travel throughout.