Today is Walk Maryland Day
MARYLAND. — Wednesday is Walk Maryland Day. The statewide initiative is always held on the first Wednesday in October. It is a call to action to promote awareness and encourage Marylanders to…
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Pittsville residents are complaining about the brown-colored water
PITTSVILLE, Md. — Pittsville residents say muddy water has disrupted their daily lives. The discoloration ranges from yellow to brown. Jennifer Jenkins, a longtime resident, said the water looks unhealthy. “The toilet may…
Officials cut ribbon on African American mural in Ocean City
OCEAN CITY, Md. — In celebrating 150 years, Ocean City is honoring key figures. A new African American mural was unveiled outside the Henry Hotel. Clara Smalls, a historian at Salisbury University, said…
Delmarva Chicken Association hosts major conference for the U.S. poultry industry
OCEAN CITY, Md. - A major conference centered on the U.S. chicken industry kicked off at the Ocean City Convention Center. The industry is very important to Delmarva, producing 4.6 billion pounds of chicken, and generating $4.8 billion in sales…
New African American mural unveils on Sept 30th
OCEAN CITY, Md. - The Beach to Bay Heritage Area is unveiling a new mural on Tuesday, September 30th at 11 a.m. The piece of art celebrates Ocean City's African American heritage, highlighting…
Verizon brings high-speed internet to Smith Island
SMITH ISLAND, Md. — Smith Island is getting a significant boost in services with help from Verizon. Residents can now feel more connected to mainland Maryland through a new broadband internet connection. Ian…
Snow Hill Police get a new police station with a ribbon cutting Friday
SNOW HILL, Md. - The Town of Snow Hill has announced a ribbon cutting for its new police department. This moves after moving from the old firehouse building. Snow Hill Police…
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