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Kent County News

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Unofficial results in, Republicans take contested seats in Kent

KENT COUNTY — Republican incumbents held the top three spots in the Kent County commissioners race Tuesday night, while Republican Matt Crouch led the race for state’s attorney, according to unofficial results. All Election Day precincts had reported, but mail-in and provisional ballot results remained outstanding. In the race for three county commissioner seats, Republican incumbents moved ahead after Democrats held the top three spots in early voting returns. Albert Nickerson and John F. Price were tied with 3,410 votes each, or 17.92%. Ron Fithian followed with 3,279 votes, or 17.24%, holding a 135-vote lead over Democrat Sam Shoge for the third seat. Shoge received 3,144 votes, or 16.53%. Democrats John T. Carroll and Thad L. Bench followed with 2,889 votes, or 15.19%, and 2,867 votes, or 15.07%, respectively. Crouch led Democrat Bryan DiGregory in the state’s attorney race by 1,043 votes, receiving 4,042 votes, or 57.40%, to DiGregory’s 2,999 votes, or 42.59%. In the Board of Education race, Trish McGee led with 5,019 votes, or 43.28%. Cameron Brooks followed with 2,929 votes, or 25.26%, and Zeke Falcon had 2,716 votes, or 23.42%. Three school board seats were at stake. The outstanding ballots could affect close races, including the contest

Kent County, MD · 1d

BaytoBayNews.com

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McClements: Overdoses becoming 'business of death'

More than 200 people overdosed this year, while 290 people overdosed last year, and 290 overdosed in 2019. We are consistently losing hundreds of people to overdoses, Delaware.

Dover, DE · 3d

Animal of Things

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Do You Own a Stray Cat in Delaware After Feeding It Three Days?

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Stray cat laws in Delaware hinge on one detail most people never hear about: feeding a stray for three consecutive days can make you its legal “keeper.” That is the wording in the state’s animal population control law, and it matters if you plan to put out a bowl of food, take a cat in, … This article, Do You Own a Stray Cat in Delaware After Feeding It Three Days? , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Can You Keep a Stray Cat in Connecticut? Holding Periods, Feeding, and TNR • Can You Keep a Stray Cat in Alaska Under State Law? • 13 English Cat Breeds: British Shorthairs, Rexes, and Rare Orientals

Delaware · 8h

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5 Lost Delaware Neighborhoods That Disappeared From the Map

A street can survive after nearly every home beside it has gone. In Delaware, the marks of vanished residential life appear in floodplain land, former industrial housing, cleared city blocks, and a highway corridor cut through an established community. Each place asks a different question: what stood here, why did it disappear, and what happened to the people who called it home?

Delaware · 11d
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CarolineReview

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Caroline County Humane Society Urges Cat Owners to Take Precautions Against Feline Panleukopenia

CAROLINE COUNTY, MD -- Caroline County Humane Society (CCHS) is urging residents throughout Caroline County to take precautions following the identification of feline panleukopenia, a highly ...

Caroline County, MD · 3d

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Maryland Caucus with Foxwell and Mitchell: The Future of 1st District and Shifts in Kent and Talbot Counties

Every week, Maryland political analysts Len Foxwell and Clayton Mitchell break down the politics and personalities shaping the state and the region on the Spy podcast, Maryland Caucus. This week, Len and Clayton discuss the remarkable success of Question 3, which will allow the state legislature to redistrict Congressional District...

Kent County, MD · 2d

BaytoBayNews.com

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DOJ: Dover contractor engaged in predatory sales tactics

Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings announced Tuesday, Oct. 27, that the Department of Justice's Consumer Protection Unit filed an administrative complaint against a contracting business, alleging misleading sales methods.

Dover, DE · 6d

CarolineReview

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Caroline County Local 2026 Election Results

Voters headed to the polls to cast their ballots in a number of local and state races, with several familiar faces and first-timers vying for elected positions. Caroline Review.News is reporting the ...

Caroline County, MD · 2d

LOCAL TRAVEL

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5 Old-Fashioned General Stores in Delaware That Preserve Small-Town History

Delaware keeps enough working farmland between its county seats and its resort coast that old-fashioned general … 5 Old-Fashioned General Stores in Delaware That Preserve Small-Town History Read more

Delaware · 1d

The Star Democrat

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Caroline County elects Michael Mann, two incumbents to stay

DENTON — On Tuesday, Caroline County voters elected three county commissioners: Travis Breeding, Larry Porter and Michael Mann. Incumbents, Travis Breeding and Larry Porter were re-elected. Mann, who ran as a Republican, will be new to the position. He has served on several county bodies. Mann is also a member of multiple organizations in Caroline County, including the Chamber of Commerce and the Sons of the American Legion. He will fill the seat vacated by Commissioner Frank Bartz. Travis Breeding received 6,902 votes, the most of any candidate. Larry Porter received 6,303 votes, and Michael Mann received 6,207 votes. Savannah Winston was the only Democrat who ran in the county commissioner race. She lost the race, receiving only 3,359 votes. Troy Plutschak received the majority with 71% of the vote over Jean Hayhurst for the District 3 seat on the Caroline County Board of Education.

Caroline County, MD · 2d

Delaware LIVE News

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atTAcK addiction honors Delaware leaders in fight against addiction

Joanna Champney receives organization’s highest award as Delaware records sharp decline in overdose deaths NEWARK, Del. — Delaware’s progress in reducing fatal drug overdoses — and the people working on the front lines of addiction treatment, recovery and prevention — took center stage as atTAcK addiction honored community leaders at its 11th annual Be a Hero Gala. About 240 people ... Read More

Newark, DE · 8d

Animal of Things

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Dog Tag Laws in Delaware: What Every Dog Owner Needs to Know

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If your dog is older than six months and living anywhere in Delaware, state law says it needs more than a collar and a leash. It needs a license tag, and skipping that step can cost you far more than the license itself. A missed license can mean a fine that starts at $50 and … This article, Dog Tag Laws in Delaware: What Every Dog Owner Needs to Know , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • 23 Dog Breeds That Start With M, From Ancient Companions to Modern Mixes • Unvaccinated Dog Bite Laws in Indiana: Quarantine, Liability, and Penalties Explained • Leaving a Dog in a Car in Vermont: What the Law Actually Says

Delaware · 7d

Shore News Network

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Maryland Bay Bridge to Shut Down Eastbound Span Sunday, Drivers Warned of Major Delays

A 14-hour closure for the Bay Bridge Run will squeeze traffic into one lane in...

Stevensville, MD · 1d

CarolineReview

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Tensions Spill Over at Ridgely Commission Meeting, Emergency Meeting to Address Water Rates Planned for Nov. 9

RIDGELY - In anticipation of a larger-than-usual crowd, the Ridgely Town Commission held their regular monthly meeting at Cow Barn Events venue on Monday, November 2. It was the first public

Ridgely, MD · 2d

The Star Democrat

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Caroline County voters show up for statewide races

DENTON — On Tuesday, though Caroline County Commissioners were up for election locally, many voters showed up to the polls with statewide issues on their minds. Many Caroline County voters were interested in the gubernatorial race. Cindy Bennett, 67, said she was unhappy with Governor Wes Moore. Originally from Baltimore City, she expressed discontent with current taxes and felt the governor has wasted money. Melissa Kehne, 42, simply said she was, “not a big fan of Moore.” Kehne, a mom and former firefighter, worried that Maryland is becoming an unaffordable place to live. “My son, he’s been in school at Denton Elementary since he was pre-K, and we absolutely love it,” She said. But Kehne also admitted, “If things continue the way they are in Maryland, we’re probably going to end up having to leave.” Voters were also interested to see what would happen with question 3. Kehne stated, “I’m following the Article [sic] Three thing quite a bit. I feel like that’s probably going to have the biggest impact.” “I grew up in the Salisbury, Fruitland area, and it’s so different than the Western Shore…It’s two different, completely different ways of life,” Kehne explained. Tracy Scholz, a registered Republican,

Caroline County, MD · 13h

My Eastern Shore MD

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QAC applauds historian Mary Margaret Revell Goodwin

CENTREVILLE — For decades, Centreville’s Mary Margaret Revell Goodwin has ensured that the stories, people and milestone events of Queen Anne’s County remain alive. On Oct. 27, the Queen Anne’s County Commissioners formally recognized that lifelong dedication by presenting her with a proclamation honoring her work to preserve and promote local heritage. A respected historian, educator, advocate and community leader, Goodwin has devoted much of her life to ensuring that the stories, people and events that shaped Queen Anne’s County and the Eastern Shore are documented, preserved and shared with future generations. Throughout her distinguished career, Goodwin has served as Queen Anne’s County historian, researching and sharing the county’s rich past through educational programs, public presentations, historical commemorations and community events. Her work has helped residents and visitors better understand the important role Queen Anne’s County played in the founding and development of Maryland and the nation. Among her accomplishments, Goodwin played a significant role in commemorating the War of 1812, including serving on the Maryland War of 1812 Bicentennial Commission following her appointment by former Gov. Martin O’Malley. Her contributions helped bring greater awareness to the Eastern Shore’s role in that chapter of American history. Goodwin’s passion for local

Centreville, MD · 1d

CarolineReview

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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 · 1d

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Justice Department Files Complaint Against Contractor

The Delaware Department of Justice Consumer Protection Unit has filed an administrative complaint against Mastercraft Contracting, LLC and its principals, Majid Sefiane, who is also known as Michael Strong, and David Caprario. The department alleges that the company engaged in a pattern of predatory conduct that misled Delaware homeowners and violated multiple state consumer protection laws.

Delaware · 3d

WMAR 2 News Baltimore

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Power struggle in Harford County

Harford County, MD · 15h

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Baltimore sends 50,000 notices for outstanding bills, catching residents by surprise

BALTIMORE — After homeowners questioned surprise property tax bills dating back more than a decade, Baltimore’s Finance Department disclosed that it mailed 50,123 outstanding bill notices in October, representing $504.6 million in balances. The total includes property taxes, water bills, citations and other charges. But questions remain about...

Baltimore, MD · 3d