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UMES rises in U.S. News & World Report HBCU rankings
PRINCESS ANNE, Md. - The University of Maryland Eastern Shore has climbed in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings, placing among the top six public historically Black colleges and universities in the country. UMES is ranked No. 13 overall among 78 HBCUs for the 2026-27 academic year, according...
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Dickerson, Easton rush past Bucs
STEVENSVILLE — Trent Jackson was impressed by what he saw from Easton High senior Ja’Zir Dickerson on film. Kent Island’s first-year head football coach may have been even more impressed after watching Dickerson in person. Dickerson carried eight times for a season-high 169 yards, which included touchdown runs of 72 and 77 yards, and returned an interception 101 yards for another score Friday night, as the Warriors routed the Buccaneers, 49-7, at Andy Schipul Stadium to remain undefeated. “He’s a talented player,” Jackson said of Dickerson. “He showed a lot of things on film and he proved his worth. He’s a dude. “They’ve done a nice job distributing the ball to their guys so far this year,” Jackson added of Easton, which improved to 3-0. “I thought he was the one that was due for a game at some point. They had a nice plan and they did a nice job getting him the ball.” On the game’s first play from scrimmage, Dickerson slanted through the right side of the line and raced 72 yards untouched for a touchdown. Jax Michaluk tacked on the first of his seven extra-point kicks for a 7-0 Warrior lead 18 seconds into the game.
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Trojans net 1st win in JV soccer
WORTON — Daniel Diaz and Brian Aldrich each with a goal led Kent County past visiting Mardela, 2-1, in junior varsity boys soccer on Wednesday, Sept. 16. This was the first win for KCHS, which two days earlier played to a 1-1 draw with Cambridge-South Dorchester. This was the...
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Four Women in Academia Selected for New Dean Appointments
Was named senior director of academic programs and interim divisional dean of the School of Nursing at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia. A clinical associate professor with the university, Dr. Cieslowski has been serving as division director of the bachelor of science in nursing degree program. Before joining the George Mason faculty, she taught at the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., where she also served as associate dean of undergraduate programs.
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Delmar school board unable to fill vacancy, discusses future referendum
Delmar Board of Education members deadlocked once again Tuesday night during a public meeting to consider four applicants vying for a vacant seat on the school board. The post Delmar school board unable to fill vacancy, discusses future referendum appeared first on Spotlight Delaware .
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Wor-Wic Community College Study Abroad Program
SALISBURY, MD.– Students at Wor-Wic Community College now have the opportunity to take their studies overseas. This January, students have the opportunity to study abroad in Edinburgh Scotland for two weeks– where they’ll study history and communications both in and outside of the classroom. Wor-Wic professors will...
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Parkside High horticulture students celebrate new greenhouse with record-setting pansy planting
SALISBURY, Md. — Parkside High School’s Career & Technical Education Horticulture Program is beginning the school year with a new greenhouse and a record-setting planting event. According to information provided by Wicomico County Public Schools, the program officially opened the new greenhouse during the first week of the...
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JMB Senior Named Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist
SALISBURY, Md. – Tonight’s Good News is brought to you in part by Matt the Carpet Guy, coming out of James M. Bennett High School. Congratulations to JMB high school senior, Peter Jin! Peter has been named a semi-finalist in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program. This program...
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Beebe Nursing Students Pass with Flying Colors
LEWES, Del. – Tonight’s Good News is brought to you in part by Matt the Carpet Guy, coming out of Beebe Healthcare. The Margaret H. Rollins School of Nursing is proud to announce that every graduate from the class of 2026 passed the National Council Licensure Examination on their first attempt. This means that this class has a 100 percent pass rate!
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Gunston School Completes $150K Roof Project with State Support
The Gunston School is thrilled to announce the successful completion of the new roof system on the Paul M. Long Academic Building, made possible by a $150,000 Bond Initiative approved by the State of Maryland. The successful funding initiative and project execution were championed in Annapolis by Delegate Steven J. Arentz and Delegate Jay A. Jacobs, whose steadfast leadership was instrumental from conception to completion. The Gunston School also extends its sincere gratitude to Senator Stephen S. Hershey, Jr. and Delegate Jeff Ghrist for their vital support of this regional asset, as well as Christina Perrotti, Executive Director of the Office of Capital Budgeting, for her guidance throughout the process.