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Bound and gagged man spotted 'running down the middle of the road' during rush hour escaped after being kidnapped and beaten for nearly 20 hours by trio: Police
Two men and a woman in Maryland were arrested for allegedly kidnapping and beating a man who managed to escape after nearly 20 hours in captivity. The post Bound and gagged man spotted ‘running down the middle of the road’ during rush hour escaped after being kidnapped and beaten for nearly 20 hours by trio: Police first appeared on Law & Crime .
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Fmr. President Biden attends St. Patrick's Day Mass in Wilmington, Delaware
Former President Joe Biden attended Saint Patrick's Day Mass in Wilmington, Delaware on Monday morning. Biden greeted parishioners as he left the service at Saint Patrick's Church on King Street. A number of other elected leaders also attended, including Sen. Chris Coons and Rep. Sarah McBride. The Mass was followed by a march to the Hotel DuPont for breakfast. The annual event raises money for the Saint Patrick's Day Society.
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Bill to limit cooperation with ICE passes House, while protected spaces plan clears Senate
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WBFF) — Amid the chaotic Crossover Day in Annapolis, two immigration-related bills made it out of the respective chambers, clearing a hurdle and increasing the chances of success as the final few weeks of the legislative session unfolds. A bill backed by Del. Nicole Williams, D-Prince George’s...
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Protestors Expected in Salisbury to Demand Closure of California Perdue Operation
SALISBURY, MD - A California-based animal rights group is expected to arrive in Salisbury this week to protest outside of Perdue’s corporate headquarters and demand the closure of a Perdue subsidiary in Sonoma County, CA. Activists with Direct Action Everywhere (DxE) plan to be in Salisbury from Tuesday, March...
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Police investigating murder-suicide north of Delmar identify people killed in incident
Two people found dead last week north of Delmar in what Delaware State Police said was a murder-suicide have been identified. Tracie von Arx, 42, of Delmar was shot on Thursday by her 56-year-old husband, Larry von Arx, also of Delmar, police said. Larry von Arx then committed suicide. Initial story: Man and woman found fatally shot in what police describe as murder-suicide Police were dispatched just before 9:20 a.m. Thursday to the Country Grove community north of Delmar for a death investigation. Officers arriving to the 10000 block of Country Grove Circle found Tracie von Arx with apparent gunshot wounds and Larry von Arx with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, police said. The two were pronounced dead at the scene. Police continue to investigate the incident and are asking anyone with information to contact investigators at (302) 741-2703. Information may also be provided by sending a private Facebook message to the Delaware State Police or contacting Delaware Crime Stoppers at (800) 847-3333. Send tips or story ideas to Esteban Parra at (302) 324-2299 or eparra@delawareonline.com . This article originally appeared on Delaware News Journal: Police investigating murder-suicide north of Delmar identify people killed in incident
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U.S. Army Awards $416M Contract to Local Body Armor Company
POCOMOKE CITY, MD - Maryland Congressman Andy Harris has announced a significant Army contract awarded to a Worcester County body armor manufacturer. According to Harris, the U.S. Army has awarded a $416 million contract to Hardwire, LLC, based in Pocomoke City for body armor. “I am pleased to announce that...
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Maryland man faces home improvement fraud charges
A Maryland man faces felony home improvement fraud charges after police say he took more than $1 million in payments from six people, but never finished the work. Delaware State Police began investigating October 2024 and learned Dylan Crew, 26, of Westminster, Md., had signed contracts with six people for residential renovations and other construction work, police said. Crew received more than $1 million in payments and did not complete any of the jobs, police said. Crew operated under the business name of Coastline Contractors Group, LLC.
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From cupcakes to empowerment: Clayton bakery has sweet success
Cookies and cupcakes are just a glimpse of what Niya Evans, aka Ms. Kee, has to offer. At her 306 Main St. bakery in Clayton, indulgence goes beyond just treats, blending sweetness with community spirit and women's empowerment.