WBAL-AM Baltimore - Sun Nov 08
State Police say a trooper working patrol in Dorchester County heard the emergency calls for a fire, ran into the flames and pulled a man to safety.
Oysters bountiful in Tangier SoundThe Daily Times - Thu Nov 05
DEAL ISLAND -- One month into this year's oyster season, watermen working in the Tangier Sound are finding a healthy and plentiful harvest.
Two biolab scientists receive international awardsThe Recorder - Wed Nov 04
Walter Boynton and Carolyn Keefe of the Chesapeake Biological Laboratory in Solomons received awards from the Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation at its annual conference in Portland, Ore., on Sunday.
Cambridge Man Charged With Animal CrueltyWBOC-TV Salisbury - Wed Nov 04
CAMBRIDGE , Md.- Authorities say a Cambridge man is facing animal cruelty charges after two pit bull puppies were seized from his Locust Street home late last month.
Oyster catch looks promisingThe Daily Times - Wed Nov 04
DEAL ISLAND -- One month into this year's oyster season, watermen working in Tangier Sound are finding a healthy and plentiful harvest.
Grant money to fund police trainingThe Daily Times - Tue Nov 03
SALISBURY -- The city will save a few dollars during the current economic pinch after receiving a state grant that will fund training for Salisbury Police Department officers.
Police on the lookout for stalkerThe Daily Times - Mon Nov 02
Delaware State Troopers and Georgetown Police Officers need the publics' assistance in locating a Laurel man wanted for stalking and violating a court issued protection from abuse order.
An option that preserves land, saves moneyThe Baltimore Sun - Sun Nov 01
In good economic times, most people recognize the value of preserving working lands, natural habitats and open space for future generations.
Oysters bountiful in Tangier Sound; just 250 oystermen now work bayThe Daily Times - Sun Nov 01
DEAL ISLAND -- One month into this year's oyster season, watermen working in the Tangier Sound are finding a healthy and plentiful harvest.
Local historians present African-American exhibitThe Daily Times - Thu Oct 29
SALISBURY - From slavery to the Civil Rights era to present day, William Jarmon and David "Nicky" Henry paint a picture of the history of Pine Street, an African-American neighborhood in Cambridge, MD.
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