Berlin restaurants prepare for outdoor service
BERLIN, Md. - Restaurants in Maryland have been given the green light to reopen for outdoor dining under certain guidelines. The order goes into place Friday at 5 p.m. Local restaurant owners say…
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Indian River School District plans to host outdoor graduation ceremonies
SELBYVILLE, Del. - The Indian River School District is moving forward with plans to hold outdoor graduation ceremonies next month. Detailed plans will be shared with parents in the coming weeks, however, Superintendent Mark Steele sent a letter to parents…
31K Marylanders get health insurance during special enrollment period
MARYLAND - The Maryland Health Benefit Exchange says that about 31,000 Marylanders have enrolled for health insurance during their special enrollment period. "We realized that we needed to respond to the…
SU announces new safety protocols for employees as they return to work
SALISBURY, Md. - Salisbury University has announced new safety protocols for employees as it enters the first phase of its "Return to Campus" plan leading to the fall semester. Beginning Monday, June 1st, critical employees whose job duties cannot be…
Health officials announce 75 new COVID-19 cases, 1 new death in Del.
SMYRNA, Del. - The Delaware Division of Public Health says one additional person has died as a result of the coronavirus in the state. We're told the individual was an 86-year-old female long-term care resident from Sussex County. To date,…
Delaware's SNAP Program to issue additional emergency benefits later this week
NEW CASTLE, Del. - Participants of Delaware's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will receive emergency benefits for May as part of the federal Families First Coronavirus Response Act of 2020. These benefits will be available to any household not already…
Bayhealth expands COVID-19 testing
MILFORD, Del. - With the ongoing spread of the coronavirus, Bayhealth has expanded dates, times, and locations of drive-thru testing for the virus. Those with COVID-like symptoms, such as fever, cough, or shortness of breath should call the Coronavirus Management…
Shore Craft Beer is helping local breweries gain attention with Weekly Happy Hours on Facebook
MARYLAND--Eastern Shore breweries are keeping busy with new ways to interact with the community during COVID-19 by doing online happy hours. Shore Craft Beer is a company that works to spread…
Worcester County Public Schools celebrate their graduating seniors in a unique way
WORCESTER COUNTY, Md.- During the coronavirus pandemic, there has been a lot of uncertainty for high school seniors, especially when it comes to whether or not they would have a graduation. "Kinda upsetting at…
BREAKING: Maryland to lift additional restrictions beginning this Friday, May 29th
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - Governor Larry Hogan announced on Wednesday that Maryland will lift additional restrictions statewide this Friday, May 29th. Hogan says that as of today, Maryland has reached the goal of conducting 10,000 tests per day. A total of…
Local veterinarian gives tips on preventing pet separation anxiety
MARYLAND - A local veterinarian is warning that your pets could experience separation anxiety once people start returning to work. "We've had a couple pet owners mention, is it normal that when…
Opioid drug overdose during the COVID-19 pandemic
DELAWARE - There's a new health concern during the coronavirus pandemic. How do you safely save someone's life whose suffering from a drug overdose while preventing the spread of COVID-19? When responding to…
Drive-thru COVID-19 testing event to be held in Westover
WESTOVER, Md. - The Somerset County Health Department has announced that a free drive-thru COVID-19 testing event will be held on Tuesday, June 2nd. The event will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the health department, located…
30 new cases, 9 additional deaths reported in Del.
SMYRNA, Del. - The Delaware Division of Public Health says that an additional nine people have died as a result of the coronavirus in the state. We're told that all nine individuals had underlying health conditions, and ranged in age…
Saliva-based COVID-19 testing event to be held in Harrington Thursday
HARRINGTON, Del. - The state of Delaware will hold a saliva-based testing event on Thursday, May 28th in Harrington. We're told the event will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Lake Forest South Elementary/WT Chipman Campus. This…
Del. insurance commissioner reminding business owners of important steps to take as reopening begins
DOVER, Del. - The Delaware Department of Insurance is reminding business owners of important measures to take as they begin to reopen. Insurance Commissioner Trinidad Navarro is recommending that businesses revisit their insurance plans to verify that they remain active,…
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