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PRINCESS ANNE — Maryland has heritage trails, a craft beverage trail and even an ice cream trail so now why not a Smith Island Cake Trail?
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Somerset County Times
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6/10/26
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PRINCESS ANNE — After an enthusiastic response to the Spring Vintage Pop-Up Sale, held the last weekend in May, Somerset Choice Station Antiques in downtown Princess Anne has rallied a team of …
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6/9/26
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GEORGETOWN — Sussex Technical High School’s Class of 2026 formally completed their high school journey Tuesday, June 9 as 312 Raven seniors received diplomas in an outdoor commencement ceremony.
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 By Glenn Rolfe
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6/9/26
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CRISFIELD — The City of Crisfield announces the launch of the inaugural Crisfield Citizen’s Academy, a new community education initiative designed to give residents an inside look at how their …
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6/9/26
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MILFORD — City Council on Monday unanimously approved Milford Historical Society’s request to build a 2,000-square-foot visitor center and parking at the historic Parson Thorne Mansion site at …
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 By Brian Trompeter
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6/9/26
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With fingers crossed, Millsboro leaders are submitting an application for a Downtown Development District designation.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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6/9/26
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Throughout the school year, a dedicated cadre of senior citizens show up day in and day out, making a big difference in the daily lives of area youngsters through the AmeriCorps Senior Shore Up! Foster Grandparents program.
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 By Debra Messick
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6/9/26
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SALISBURY — As Delmarva Power customers prepare for another summer of high temperatures, humidity and severe storms, the company is taking action to ensure the electric system is ready.
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6/9/26
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In celebration of America’s 250th anniversary, Harrington officials are inviting residents to showcase their creativity and community spirit by decorating their doorsteps with patriotic flair as part of a contest.
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Daily State News
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6/9/26
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The second annual Georgetown Emergency Medical Services Ambulance Station 93 carnival is taking place through Saturday, June 13, at 406 N. Front St., with rides, games and food.
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Daily State News
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6/9/26
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Due to a harsh winter and an alternative construction plan, the new Sussex Technical High School will open in September 2028, a year later than proposed, the district announced Friday, June 5.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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6/9/26
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Smyrna High School had 451 graduates this year, and they were honored in the school’s Charles V. Williams Stadium Saturday, June 6.
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Daily State News
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6/9/26
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The stepmother of a 10-year-old girl found dead last month at her Smyrna home is in custody and facing a murder charge, Delaware State Police said Tuesday, June 9.
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6/9/26
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GEORGETOWN — A suspended Delmar Police officer was indicted on multiple counts of official misconduct and unlawful sexual conduct, the Delaware Department of Justice said Monday, June 8.
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Daily State News
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6/9/26
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Around 50 area citizens gathered in front of Dover City Hall on Monday, June 8, to voice concerns about panhandling issues that they say have taken over intersections.
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 By Mike Finney
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6/8/26
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In many states, family caregivers can get paid to provide home care services for a loved one. Home care consumers and their caregivers can research local government programs to learn how to become a …
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6/8/26
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After three decades of service, it was time to recognize the Delaware Trauma System of Care.
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 By Craig Anderson
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6/8/26
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For the third consecutive year, the NHL’s Stanley Cup Final is literally going to the dogs.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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6/8/26
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Wor-Wic educator finds full-circle moment Kari Schamberger was teaching third grade in Laurel, Del., when a college student, Josh Dunn, joined her classroom as part of his program’s practicum. “I …
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Salisbury Independent
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6/8/26
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Because it has been mingling with the business community more frequently, Our Daily Bread’s efforts have been noted in Middletown.
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By Craig Anderson
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6/8/26
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