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Berlin Twin Brothers Sentenced for Tax Evasion
Berlin, MD - Twin brothers from Berlin, Maryland are headed to federal prison after hiding millions of dollars in income from the IRS for years. Each of them also has to pay back nearly $1.8 million. Dennis March, 55, and Greg March, 55, both of Berlin, Maryland, were sentenced by...
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MD 90 bridge inspections to bring daytime lane closures near Ocean City
OCEAN CITY, Md. – Drivers heading to and from Ocean City can expect single-lane closures on two Maryland Route 90 bridges next week. The Maryland Department of Transportation’s State Highway Administration says inspections on the Ocean City Expressway over the St. Martin River and MD 90 over Assawoman Bay are slated to begin Monday, Nov. 16.
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New $1.25 million trail coming to Cape Henlopen State Park
Construction is about to begin on a new segment of trail in Cape Henlopen State Park. The trail will run along Post Road, from the entrance to the parking lot of the main bathhouse to The Point's comfort station. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTOS. A map of where the new trail segment...
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‘Opportunity does not equal access,’ Charlene Arnold promotes women’s economic mobility as USOA Mrs. Maryland 2027
PRESTON — For the second year in a row, Caroline County native Charlene Arnold has been crowned United States of America’s Mrs. Maryland 2027. Arnold is a U.S. Army veteran, entrepreneur, and mom to five children. She is the daughter of George and Grace Price of Preston, Maryland. Arnold grew up in Caroline County with her twin sister, and loved her local church. Growing up in Preston, she felt her only options were to become a farmer or a trucker. “That was the only thing that I’ve ever seen growing up, right? My dad was in trucking, so I got into trucking,” she said. While trucking felt like a natural decision, Arnold was surprised at how it fit her lifestyle. Arnold described, “I didn’t know it could work for me, and it ended up turning out to be one of my best decisions ever.” Arnold’s personal success inspired her to share this path with others. She created the DriveHER foundation, an organization that trains 100 women around the country every year to get into the transportation space, free of charge. The mission statement behind the foundation is “Opportunity does not equal access.” Arnold believes extra work must be done to