DOVER, Del. - Bayhealth announced on Wednesday that a medical supply donation site will be open in Dover over the next couple of days. The site will be open at the Dover International Speedway parking lot from 9 a.m. to…
BALTIMORE, Md. - The Maryland Health Benefit Exchange announced on Wednesday that the special enrollment period will be extended to June 15th. This special enrollment began in mid-March to help Marylanders during the coronavirus outbreak. To date, more than 10,000…
OCEAN CITY, Md. - Officials announced on Wednesday that due to the rapid spread of the coronavirus, Springfest 2020 in Ocean City has been canceled. The event was scheduled to take place from May 7th through 10th. Officials say they…
GEORGETOWN, Del. - Lawmakers and agencies in Sussex County have announced a drop-off location for those wishing to donate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and medical supply items. Starting on Thursday, April 2nd, those interesting in donating items will be able…
SELBYVILLE, Del. - The Indian River School District announced on Wednesday that they will implement a remote learning plan for students in Pre-K through 12th grade beginning on Monday, April 20th. Officials say that instruction will be delivered through a…
SELBYVILLE, Del. - The Indian River School District announced that they will begin offering drive-up wifi service at Sussex Central and Indian River High Schools beginning this Thursday, April 2nd. Staff and students can use the internet free of charge…
SELBYVILLE, Del. - Mountaire Farms says they have confirmed one of their employees from their Selbyville plant has tested positive for COVID-19. According to a press release the employee has not been at work at the facility for 13 days…
WORCESTER COUNTY, Md. - Worcester County public schools are doing what they can to make sure their students are still receiving quality care and a good education. Pencils, books, and paper are…
DELMARVA - Health care workers all across the country are experiencing a shortage of protective gear like face shields. But now two companies on Delmarva are doing what they can to…
SMYRNA, Del. - The Delaware Division of Public Health says that three more Delawareans have passed away as a result of the coronavirus. The individuals include an 87-year-old New Castle County woman, 89-year-old New Castle County man, and 94-year-old New…
BERLIN, Md. - Kelly Foods Corporation in Berlin is currently closed due to possible exposures to the coronavirus. We're told that the company reached out to the Worcester County Health Department for guidance on the possible exposures, who recommended that…
DOVER, Del. - With stay-at-home orders being issued for all Delawareans, the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) has announced additional restrictions for residents and visitors looking to visit…
CAMBRIDGE, Md. - The Dorchester County Health Department announced the county's first confirmed coronavirus case Tuesday morning. According to the health department, the individual is a male in his 50s, who has been directed to self-isolate at home. Officials say…
PIKESVILLE, Md. - Maryland State Police say they are continuing their public education and enforcement efforts regarding Governor Larry Hogan's stay-at-home order. Troopers say that although they will be enforcing the order, they will not make traffic stops to simply…
WESTOVER, Md. - The Somerset County Health Department says that three additional Somerset County residents have tested positive for the coronavirus. The individuals include a woman in her 60s and a couple in their 80s, all of which were community…
WILMINGTON, De. - On Monday, Governor John Carney signed the eighth modification to his State of Emergency declaration, which allows child care programs in Delaware to be designated as emergency child care sites in an effort to assist essential personnel…
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