Author: Julian Sadur

Small businesses in Cambridge experience good turnout

Cambridge toy drive aims to help local families

Holiday sales make big differences for small businesses

Coons and Carper back legislation that prevents terrorists from buying weapons

Talbot County Council announces Confederate statue will stay

Salisbury approves contract for police body cams

Senators ask Obama to fix gun control loophole

Carper demands answers from Office of Veteran’s Affairs

Police investigating body found in Pocomoke River

UMES ensures hundreds of families enjoy Thanksgiving

Wicomico County to explore possibility of getting rid of final exams

Cardin, Mikulski and Harris weigh in on Syrian refugees

Deleting Facebook could lead to liking your life more

Not all on board with Hogan’s stance on refugees

Sprinkler systems, a matter of life and death

AT&T offers credits for calls and texts to France

Vegan diets can be unhealthy

Pocomoke meetings to fire Sewell were legal

Veterans rehabilitate through hunting

Showing our troops we care

Keeping our veterans smiling

22 Veterans commit suicide daily

Revitalizing Salisbury by pairing old with new

Veterans discuss transition to civilian life

Coons endorses Clinton

Giving away cars to give families second chances

Allen Harim goes green

Hogan aims to help victims of domestic violence

Community rallies around the Schultheis family

Eastern shore dog show fetches good numbers

Eastern shore scores poorly on college readiness test

Worcester County leads Maryland in college readiness

Advanced Auto Parts raises funds for late employee

Ball in BOE’s court for a new W. Salisbury Elementary

Democratic leaders ask for more money education

In wake record homicides in Dover community help is needed

4th annual autumn home and condo show

Realtors say buy now as home prices begin to rise

Raising money so kids can have presents for holidays

Cops and goblins a success in Ocean View

Habitat for humanity eyes 25 new homes by 2020

Habitat for humanity helps local family realize their dream

New tax cut means savings for Maryland businesses

Delaware marijuana commission meets – eyes future

Another alleged racial police firing in Pocomoke

New lead poisoning testing requirements in MD

Boardwalk performer regulations still need work

Changes proposed for the way police are internally investigated

Craft beer lovers descend on Ocean City

Proposed legislation calls for more transparency in police militarization