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Sussex Tech board to consider ending lease with early learning center; parents start petition

GEORGETOWN, Del. — Parents are working to be heard as a long-running early learning center in Sussex County faces the possibility of closing at the end of the school year. The Sussex County Vocational Technical School District Board of Education is expected to discuss ending its lease with the independent center, Kristin’s Care Inc. Early Learning Center, at its meeting at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Sussex County, DE · 5d

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City of Salisbury fences off space under bridge, citing safety concerns

SALISBURY, Md. — The city of Salisbury has fenced off the area beneath the South Division Street bridge, closing a spot where homeless people had visited for years. The city has put up fencing along both sides of the South Division Street bridge near the library. City officials say conditions under the bridge had become unsafe and unsanitary for both the people spending time there and for the city.

Salisbury, MD · 6d

Cape Gazette

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437-home project near Lewes includes 67 affordable townhomes

A 437-unit townhouse project off Janice Road west of Lewes is the first applicant under Sussex County’s amended affordable housing program rules, but others may soon follow, housing officials said. “We’ve had a lot of interest,” said Brandy Nauman, the county’s director of community development and housing....

Sussex County, DE · 11d

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DEVELOPING: Wicomico County Council results begin to roll-in, WMDT projects winners

WICOMICO COUNTY, Md. – Voting results for Wicomico County are starting to roll in, and WMDT is projecting the following candidates to win seats on the County Council. As of 9:20 p.m. on Tuesday, just over 53 percent of votes casted in Wicomico have been counted. County Councilwoman Shanie P. Shields (D), who represents District 1, was automatically re-elected to her seat after running uncontested.

Wicomico County, MD · 5d

Animal of Things

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Aggressive Dog Laws in Maryland: Definitions, Owner Duties, and Liability

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Photo by Alexas_Fotos / unsplash Aggressive dog laws in Maryland are built on one state statute and a patchwork of county rules. The state sets the definitions and the baseline owner duties, but counties and municipalities decide most of what happens in practice, from who investigates a complaint to how a hearing works. That split catches people off guard. A … This article, Aggressive Dog Laws in Maryland: Definitions, Owner Duties, and Liability , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Is There a Dog License Renewal Deadline in New Hampshire? What State Law Requires • West Virginia Dangerous Dog Law: What Owners and Victims Should Know • Dog Tag Laws in Mississippi: What Owners Are Actually Required to Do

Maryland · 6d

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Democrats lead in two GOP-held Maryland House districts

(The Center Square) – Democrats led in two Republican-held Maryland House of Delegates districts as election officials continued counting ballots late Tuesday evening. Josh Hastings led Republican Del. Barry Beauchamp in Wicomico County’s District 38B, while Chuck Cook led Republican Del. Stuart Schmidt Jr. in Anne Arundel County’s District 33B.

Wicomico County, MD · 4d

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Democrat Josh Hastings defeats Republican Barry Beauchamp in Maryland Delegate 38B race

WICOMICO COUNTY, Md. - Democrat Josh Hastings has won the race for Maryland House of Delegates District 38B, defeating the incumbent Republican Barry Beauchamp. As of 10:45 p.m., Hastings carried a nearly 16% lead over Beauchamp with 21 out of 21 precincts reported. Hastings, a two-term Wicomico County Councilman has...

Maryland · 4d

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Midterm Election Night on Delmarva

RUSH (Host Intro): It was a blue wave when voters went to the polls and here in Maryland, incumbent Governor Wes Moore once again defeated Republican Dan Cox. This is Don Rush. The voters also placed the sole Republican Congressional District represented by Andy Harris in jeopardy. They approved a ballot measure that would allow Democrats to redistrict a seat, potentially ending GOP representation in the Maryland Congressional delegation. Meanwhile, last night, Harris did appear to hold his own district in this midterm election. And finally, Democrat Josh Hastings flipped the 38B district in the Maryland House of Delegates, vesting incumbent Republican, Barry Beauchamp. Here in Wicomico County, voters lined up at the polls, and Delmarva Public Media's Addison Goostree has the story.

Wicomico County, MD · 4d

The Star Democrat

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Youth voters show up in Dorchester

CAMBRIDGE — For the first time in 32 years, George Ames went to the polls Tuesday with no stake in the outcome. The retiring chief judge of the Dorchester County Orphans’ Court had already mailed in his ballot, and his name was not on it. He came anyway, but this time, to watch. “I was really excited to see the young people voting today,” Ames said. “I think they’re finally understanding.” The scene, he said, took him back. “It reminded me of the first time President Obama ran for president.” At Cambridge-South Dorchester High School and Choptank Elementary School, voters and volunteers described a steady, uneventful Election Day marked by a noticeable showing of younger voters, worries about the cost of living and a recurring theme: the races closest to home matter most. Ames, who said he had been at the polls since about 9 a.m., described turnout as steady throughout the day. He chose not to seek another term and backed his successor, Jerome Harris. “When it’s all said and done, you can have a lot of change,” Ames said. “I’m very hopeful.” Alfred and Joan Morris, a recently retired couple from Montgomery County, spent the day outside Choptank

Cambridge, MD · 4d

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Delaware's health officials urging you to get a flu shot, after getting one themselves

Two of Delaware's top health leaders didn't just speak about flu vaccines, they got ones themselves Friday afternoon. New Delaware Surgeon General Dr. Neil Hockstein and Delaware Health & Social Services Director Christen Linke Young both received this year's vaccines at the Hudson State Service Center in Newark. Delaware is...

Delaware · 16d

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Sussex Academy school choice application window now open

Families seeking accelerated learning opportunities for their children are invited to apply to enroll in Sussex Academy during Delaware’s annual school choice application window, now open through Wednesday, Jan. 13. Now in its 26th year, Sussex County’s first charter school is permitted via its charter to enroll 1,192 students...

Georgetown, DE · 6d

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Diakonia awarded $800,000 Community Development Block Grant

OCEAN CITY, Md. – Ocean City non-profit Diakonia has been awarded a $800,000 Community Development Block Grant, bringing them one step closer to their phase one goal for the Supportive Living Campus Capital Campaign. Ken Argot is the executive director for Diakonia Inc. and explained the initial reaction when...

Ocean City, MD · 5d

The Star Democrat

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Federalsburg elects Hancock, James — faces voting machine difficulties

FEDERALSBURG — On Tuesday, Bruce Hancock Jr. defeated Ian Ferguson in the race for the District 2 Town Council seat in Federalsburg’s municipal election. Ian Ferguson, an incumbent candidate, was originally elected to fill a vacant councilperson seat in February of 2025. Bruce Hancock received 103 votes to Ferguson’s 70, a margin of 33 votes, according to results released by the town after polls closed at 7 p.m. Hancock did not attend the Federalsburg Candidate Forum last Thursday. Upon being notified of his absence, one audience member noted sarcastically, “Surprise!” During the forum, Hancock’s absence was highlighted several times.One audience member stood up during Q&As to complain: “I find it insulting to us, and maybe the residents here should find it insulting to themselves, that person will not come out and talk and answer questions like you two did.” Some audience members nodded in agreement. In Hancock’s candidate profile for The Star Democrat, he wrote, “I was born and raised in Federalsburg, Maryland. Federalsburg has always been my home, and I care deeply about the people, families, and future of our community.” In his responses, Hancock emphasized communication, accountability, and teamwork. He also wrote, “Essential services should remain a priority,

Federalsburg, MD · 4d

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Pumpkin Palooza brings families and foot traffic to Downtown Denton

DENTON -- Families filled downtown for Downtown Denton Main Street's Pumpkin Palooza on Friday, October 30, just ahead of Halloween. Director of Downtown Denton Main Street, Jessica Willoughby, ...

Denton, MD · 3d

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Final numbers show strong turnout for early voting in Delaware

Delaware’s Department of Elections says more Delawareans are choosing to vote before Election Day. More than two times as many people had voted early compared to the same time period in the last midterm election in 2022. Just over 129,500 people voted early this year. That's approximately 16% of...

Delaware · 6d

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US 113 Crossovers in Berlin to Close Friday Nights

Worcester County, MD - Drivers who use US 113 (Worcester Highway) near Berlin late at night will want to plan ahead for the next few weekends. Two crossovers on the highway are set to close overnight on Friday nights through most of November. A crossover is the break in the...

Berlin, MD · 6d

Delmarva Now | The Daily Times

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Davis declared unofficial winner vs. Giordano in county executive race

With all of 69 precincts reporting, Democrat Ernest Davis has unofficially defeated incumbent Republican County Executive Julie Giordano. LIVE ELECTION UPDATES: MD Gubernatorial Election live updates: Gov. Moore projected winner According to unofficial results, Davis received 14,757 votes, 51.01%, and Giordano received 14,125 votes, 48.83%. This article originally appeared on Salisbury Daily Times: Davis declared unofficial winner vs. Giordano in county executive race

Salisbury, MD · 4d

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Wicomico County to Hold Public Hearing on Future County Projects

Salisbury, MD - Wicomico County residents will get a chance to weigh in on the county's long-term project plans. County Executive Julie Giordano is hosting a public hearing on the Fiscal Year 2028-2032 Capital Improvement Program. It's set for Tuesday, November 10, 2026, starting at 6:00 PM. The hearing will...

Wicomico County, MD · 6d

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Newland Park Landfill to Turn Methane Into Natural Gas

Wicomico County, MD - Wicomico County is moving ahead with a plan to turn gas from the Newland Park Landfill in Salisbury into natural gas that can go straight into a pipeline. County Executive Julie Giordano shared an update on the project, and gas production is expected to start in the spring or summer of 2028.

Wicomico County, MD · 6d

Spotlight Delaware

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Neighbor opposition to Lewes pickleball complex softens following negotiations

A state-funded plan to expand a pickleball and tennis complex within The Plantations community near Lewes sparked a backlash from some neighbors this summer. The post Neighbor opposition to Lewes pickleball complex softens following negotiations appeared first on Spotlight Delaware .

Lewes, DE · 10d