Press Release
17 New Rangers Graduate From MPS Ranger School
On February 26, 17 new rangers graduated from Maryland Park Service Ranger School, marking the fourth class of new graduates since February 2009. »
Delmarva Authors Win International Book Awards
Big Skye Ranch, by local authors Laura Ambler, of Easton, and Mala Burt, of St. Michaels, won the 2009 Grand Prize Runner-up Award at the annual international book competition of the London Book Festival, in London, U.K. Their novel also won first place in the e-book category. »
Sussex Beaches Need Volunteers for Beach Grass Planting Event
Three Sussex County beaches – Bethany, South Bethany and Fenwick Island – need volunteers for Delaware’s annual beach grass planting event. »
Salisbury Christian School Presents An Afternoon in Oz
Get dressed up and join the Cast of The Wizard of Oz on Saturday April 24 from 2 to 4pm »
Chester River Health System’s March Activities
Events sponsored by the Chester River Health System in Chestertown Maryland for the month of March. »
Body Watts donates to Talbot Hospice Foundation
Body Watts, a lifestyle studio for women, recently donated over $800 to the Talbot Hospice Foundation due to a very successful fitness and beauty expo held in February. »
Elk Neck State Park Boat Launch Ramps To Close For Renovations
The Maryland Park Service will temporarily close the boat launching ramps in the Rogue’s Harbor area of Elk Neck State Park for renovations on or after March 22, due to safety concerns during the construction project. This area will remain closed for up to 10 weeks. »
New Four-Way Stop Planned for Southeast 2nd Street at South Washington Street in Milford
The Department of Transportation (DelDOT) announces that work will begin during the week of March 15 at the intersection of Southeast 2nd Street at South Washington Street in Milford. Kriss Contracting will be converting this intersection from a two-way stop to a four-way stop. »
Eight Rock Hall Men Charged With Serious Striped Bass Violations
Eight Rock Hall men that were arrested last week for rockfish poaching are the first suspects to face a new, tiered penalty system, which imposes penalties on both first time offenders and repeat offenders, based on the severity of their crime. »
Dagsboro Man Arrested for Hunting Violations
A Dagsboro man was arrested and charged with three counts of failure to tag antlerless deer, three counts of possession of unlawfully taken game and one count of unlawful method of take. »











