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Freeman Arts Pavilion announces more summer shows
Tickets are on sale for a second batch of summer concerts at the Freeman Arts Pavilion. The newly-announced shows span an array of genres from Broadway and pop and rock to classical and Washington DC fusion of funk, jazz, and Latin called go-go. Alyson Cunningham is with the Freeman Arts Foundation, which operates the pavilion.
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McCormick threatens Maryland exodus over proposed tax that could hike costs and kill jobs
ANNAPOLIS (WBFF) — McCormick & Company, a Maryland-based spice giant with a 140-year history, is warning state lawmakers that a proposed tax could jeopardize its commitment to the state. At a hearing in Annapolis this week, company representatives expressed concerns over a proposed 2.5-cent tax on business-to-business services, which aims to help close Maryland's $3 billion budget deficit.
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The Black Dog opening soon on Rehoboth Avenue
The Black Dog, a company founded in 1971 on Martha’s Vineyard, is opening a retail location on Rehoboth Avenue in Rehoboth Beach. This will be the first The Black Dog location in Delaware, located in the former Pet Wants location near Dunkin’ Donuts. An East Coast brand, the company has nearly three dozen locations from Maine to Florida.
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Meet Dale the ocelot, the Salisbury Zoo's newest resident
The Salisbury Zoo has announced the arrival of Dale, an 8-year-old male ocelot, who has joined the zoo as part of the Ocelot Species Survival Plan. The SSP is a collaborative conservation initiative within the zoological community designed to ensure the long-term stability of animal populations under human care. Dale the ocelot's journey to the Salisbury Zoo Dale was born at the Greenville Zoo in South Carolina and most recently resided at the Caldwell Zoo in Tyler, Texas. He celebrated his eighth birthday on March 8, marking the occasion at his new home in Salisbury. While wild ocelots typically...