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Delmarva Now | The Daily Times

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Not cooking for Thanksgiving? Try these prepared or dine-in options

Save some time cooking this holiday season by bringing ready-to-eat meals home to the dinner table. Or, take yourself or the family out for a special Thanksgiving feast. Here's a closer look at which businesses and restauarants on Maryland's Lower Shore are offering Thanksgiving meals. Note: If your restaurant is offering eat-in or to-go Thanksgiving meals and is not listed here, please email ominzola@delmarvanow.com with your information. LOWER SHORE HOLIDAY PARADES: Santa Claus to star in 2026 Christmas parades across MD's Lower Shore Bob Evans Bob Evans is serving up a Premium Farmhouse Feast complete with slow-roasted turkey, hickory-smoked ham, bread, celery dressing, corn, mashed potatoes with gravy, holiday dinner rolls, green beans with ham, cranberry relish, macaroni & cheese, pumpkin bread, pumpkin pie and double-crust apple pie. Perdue Farms Perdue Farms is offering an Ultimate Holiday Meal Bundle this holiday season. The gourmet, quick-cook bundle includes two holiday roasts, green beans, gourmet mashed potatoes and apple desserts — an ideal option for those hosting Friendsgiving gatherings or smaller holiday dinner parties. THANKSGIVING FOOD GIVEAWAYS: Thanksgiving food giveaways for impoverished MD Lower Shore families JoJo's Family Restaurant in Salisbury Indulge in JoJo's Family Restaurant's $189 take-home Thanksgiving dinner, which feeds

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Local grads cash in on pledge to return to teach

Nineteen WCPS graduates at SU get $42k from state for returning to teach here. (Nov. 12, 2026) As part of a statewide effort to shrink teacher vacancies, 19 Worcester County Public Schools graduates received hefty scholarships last week to minimize tuition costs as they work toward degrees in education. The...

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Town will pay down park bill; Proceeds of Parcel 57 sale to be applied to balance of Heron Park bond debt

(Nov. 12, 2026) The Town of Berlin will apply nearly $1.2 million in proceeds from the sale of Heron Park Parcel 57 toward its outstanding bond debt, a move that will save the town approximately $562,000 in interest and shorten the repayment period by 11 years. On Monday, the Town...

Berlin, MD · 3d
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Homeowners in North Dakota, Georgia, Tennessee, New Hampshire and Delaware face spring property tax deadlines, starting with a $1,600 credit due April 1

North Dakota homeowners can apply online for a property tax credit of up to $1,600 between Jan. 1 and April 1, and four other states have their own spring cutoffs for older homeowners. Georgia’s Forsyth County runs to April 1, Knox County in Tennessee to April 5, Concord in New Hampshire to April 15 and... The post Homeowners in North Dakota, Georgia, Tennessee, New Hampshire and Delaware face spring property tax deadlines, starting with a $1,600 credit due April 1 appeared first on The Financial Wire .

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BaytoBayNews.com

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Maryland State Boychoir to sing at St. Peter's Nov. 15

SALISBURY -- The Maryland State Boychoir returns Sunday, Nov. 15, as guest choir for the 10:30 a.m. worship service at St. Peter's Episcopal Church downtown Salisbury. Afterward, the ensemble ...

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Freeze Warnings Saturday morning; gradual warm up next week

Friday night: *Freeze Warning* Any showers ending, then mostly cloudy. Lows in the low 30s. Winds from the northwest at 5 to 10 mph. Saturday: Partly to mostly sunny and windy. Cold. Highs around 50°F. Feels like low to mid 40s. Sunday: Partly cloudy and breezy. Highs in the...

Delmarva Peninsula, DE · 1d

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Sussex Tech football team earns 35-6 home win over Laurel

The Sussex Tech varsity football team took a 21-6 lead into halftime of last Friday night’s rain-soaked home football game against Laurel and went on to win, 35-6. The Ravens (3-1, 8-1) hosted Woodbridge (3-1, 4-5) on Friday in the final game of the season with the 2A District 3 title at stake, following the Raiders’ win over Lake Forest. Lake Forest and Indian River, who play each other next week, are also 3-1 in district play. Woodbridge lost to Indian River, Sussex Tech fell to Lake Forest, and Indian River came up short against Sussex Tech.

Georgetown, DE · 3d

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Minor Coastal Flooding Expected Along Delaware Beaches and Inland Sussex Through Saturday Afternoon

Updated 3:45 AM Saturday, Nov. 14. Residents and visitors near the Delaware coast should be on alert Saturday as a Coastal Flood Advisory is in effect for the Delaware Beaches and Inland Sussex County through 4:00 PM this afternoon. The National Weather Service out of Mount Holly, New Jersey says up to half a foot of inundation above ground level is expected in low-lying areas near shorelines and tidal waterways. Flooding will be mainly confined to back bay areas where water levels remain elevated. While the flooding is considered minor, impacts could include inundated parking lots, parks, and roads, with isolated road closures possible. The most vulnerable roadways in flood-prone areas are most at risk. Authorities are urging residents to take precautions. Do not leave your vehicle parked in areas known to flood during tidal events, and never attempt to drive through standing water — it may be deeper than it appears and could pose a serious safety risk. The advisory remains in effect until 4:00 PM Saturday. For the latest water level information and local tide gauge data, visit the National Water Prediction Service at water.noaa.gov. TV Delmarva will continue to monitor conditions and bring you updates throughout the day.

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Dedicated group produces Black Voices

The Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice wants to express our appreciation for the letter written by Chris Noonan Storm, for his positive response to our latest edition of Black Voices. SDARJ developed Black Voices to affirm our mission to educate about Black American history as it relates to the nation; inform our readers about the Black American experience, including their challenges, contributions and achievements; and to advocate for their presence in all aspects of our community and state. Our dedicated group of writers also thanks you for recognizing their excellent articles.

Sussex County, DE · 2d

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Lane Closures Active on W Market St in Sussex County Until 4 PM

Road work is causing intermittent lane closures on West Market Street in Sussex County, and drivers should be prepared for slowdowns throughout the day. According to DelDOT, the affected stretch runs between the Circle and North Front Street. The agency confirmed the incident was still active as of 7:36 AM on November 11, 2026.

Sussex County, DE · 1d

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Sussex Academy cross country runners headed to state meet Nov. 14

Sussex Academy cross country held their Senior Day at the Sussex County Cross Country Championship at Sandhill Fields Oct. 28. Brenda, Jaslene and Deon Brunskill are shown here. SUBMITTED PHOTOS. Jordan, Justin, Makenna and Michelle Blades pose before the race. Sean, Riley and Christy Moriarty smile for the camera. Sussex...

Georgetown, DE · 3d

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Read Aloud Delaware gives books to Sussex kindergarten classes

For first-year teachers, setting up their classrooms from scratch can be a challenge. But Read Aloud Delaware has provided some key ingredients for four new kindergarten teachers in the Indian River School District . To help the teachers set up their classroom libraries, the nonprofit group donated a basket of new children’s books to each teacher, presented by Read Aloud Delaware's Sussex County office, this fall. The nonprofit group is a statewide children's literacy program whose mission is for every child in Delaware to have the foundational literacy skills needed to succeed in school and life. "Our hope was to welcome new teachers and help them get their classroom libraries started,” said Sussex County Read Aloud Director Stacy Penaranda. “We love getting books into the hands of young students and kindergarten is the perfect place to start." The group also wanted to spread the word about Read Aloud’s volunteer reading program and how it can support classroom literacy efforts with volunteers who read to students. The book baskets were organized by Read Aloud Sussex County Committee member Loretta Ewell, herself a retired Indian River School District employee. More education news: Delaware gives schools $7.1 million to bolster early literacy Teachers

Sussex County, DE · 2d

Cape Gazette

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Veterans deserve everyone's appreciation

At 11 a.m., Nov. 11, communities throughout Sussex County paused to remember the people who answered the call to serve their country. From small-town ceremonies in Milton to larger gatherings at the Rehoboth Beach Bandstand, the Cape Region joined communities across Delaware and the nation in marking Veterans Day. The 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month marks the armistice that ended fighting in World War I in 1918, a moment that has become a lasting symbol of remembrance.

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