Author: Julian Sadur

Congress warns dirty bomb material is not secure enough

DSF revamps their smart phone app for 2015

Amendment hopes to secure “dirty bomb” materials

Despite public concerns, chicken houses will be built

Plan unveiled to offer free tuition at Wor-Wic

Fundraiser set for late Bennett student

Small business bill one step closer to passing

Offshore drilling vote in Milton postponed

Midday fire in Selbyville damages three homes

Delaware says farewell to one of its leaders

Human trafficking growing on the Eastern Shore

Ted-X Talk something new in Salisbury

Parsonsburg firearms auction looks to move primarily online

After having her life saved, Salisbury woman donates to fire department

Change of cast at MarVa theater

Bomb threats leave lasting effects in Worcester County

Salisbury moves to get rid of abandoned houses

Roads clear, but more work needs to be done

In Easton officials warn for icy night ahead

Sending love from Salisbury to Philadelphia

Still cleaning off snow in Cambridge

DelDot says storm has been “a real challenge”

High tides lead to evacuations

Ocean City weathering the storm

Power shut off in part of Ocean City

While you’re snowed in, snow shouldn’t be on the menu

Determining the worth of Salisbury’s fire department

Jake Day’s vision for downtown

Healthcare deadline extended for state employees

Months later, some still worried about Iran Nuclear Deal

Harris eyes re-election, gains endorsement from Wico. Co. Executive

Robotic CPR means more lives will be saved

Hispanic Commission celebrates driving privilege cards

Punkin Chunkin eyeing return to Delmarva in 2016

From Pocomoke to the NBA

Legislation calls for chicken companies to remove waste

Maryland legislative session outlook

Hearne building update

Legislators want CDC to research gun violence

Ireton starts on the trail to Congress

Law enforcement appreciation day on Delmarva

Making sure your crops are covered

A first look at Snow Hill High School’s most recent renovations

Experts say more jobs to come in 2016

Caroline County man gets shout out from Coast Guard

Wicomico County reaches CBA with police

Paid rest for the weary

Wicomico County moves forward on new radios

Here comes the bride

Habitat for humanity has high hopes for 2016