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RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — A dog walk honoring military working dogs and those who have dedicated their lives to service was held Saturday at the Virginia War Memorial. On Saturday, March 16, friends, family, and furry companions gathered at the Virginia War Memorial for the K-9 Veterans Day Memorial Dog Walk to honor all K-9 military and service dogs. . The event began at 10 a.m. at the Virginia War Memorial’s Heilman Amphitheater and was a 0.9K dog walk with stops to remember military and service dogs from history. Caricatures of dogs were also displayed at the event. The mission…

In his first speech on the U.S. Senate campaign, former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan vows to be the state’s “pro-Israel champion” in Washington and immediately releases hostages still being held in Gaza. asked Hamas to do so.In a speech to the influential Capital Area Jewish Community Relations Council on Friday, Hogan (R) stressed that Hamas was responsible for the Oct. 7 attack that killed about 1,200 people in Israel. A ceasefire depends on the return of those captured during the attack, he said.”Of course none of us want to see death or suffering,” he said. “We want to see the…

WORCESTER COUNTY, MARYLAND – March 16, 2024 After the State’s Attorney and Sheriff presented a video on February 15, 2024 to address their continued concerns regarding the lack of cooperation on school safety, the Worcester County Board of Education issued a statement: As stewards of the safety, well-being, and education of the thousands of students in Worcester County Public Schools (WCPS), the Board of Education and school system staff will no longer be engaging in public statement trading with law enforcement officials. We believe it is counterproductive, and our focus must remain on keeping our schools the safe and welcoming learning environments that our students and…

A Virginia woman who says she cut down a tree in her yard after a tree fell on their home and killed her husband last year is embroiled in a dispute with her homeowners association. Last July, Alan Lee was killed when a tree crashed through his house while he was taking a shower. “He was a part of our daily life,” said his wife, Rachel Lee. “He was very devoted to the kids and me. He just wanted to make sure everyone was happy all the time.” She recently hired a contractor to remove the remaining trees in her…

WORCESTER COUNTY, MARYLAND – February 5, 2024 Back in 2021, the Worcester County Board of Education was addressed on numerous occasions, including multiple public comments regarding the Marxist fists found on wall of Pocomoke High School. The mural displays racial hierarchy ordered by shade of skin color from dark to light, first symbolizing the establishment of black supremacy. This report was put out by an organization back in 2021 that explains the background behind the clenched fist, and how it has evolved under militant groups such as the new Black Panther Party and BLM. If you have not read the report,…

DNREC details how wind farm cables land in parks State officials this week revealed how power lines from an offshore wind farm are expected to be installed beneath 3Rs Beach at Delaware Seashore State Park. At a public information session Tuesday at Bethany City Hall, DNREC representatives displayed posters filled with information throughout the room. Some say four cables will be dug 60 feet below 3Rs Beach to the parking lot. Each cable is installed in underground storage with buried power lines. The cable will be installed 40 feet before the wetland entrance into Indian River Bay. Ultimately, the lines…

The use of the Worcester County Firing Range is open to the public every Saturday, with the exception of certain holiday weekends and weather related closures. The public hours are from 8am-12pm. The cost is $5.00 per person. Targets are provided and we ask that you bring ear and eye protection with you. We offer both pistol and rifle lanes. The Worcester County Firing Range is located at 9400 Langmaid Road Newark, MD. Call 410-632-1111 to find out if we are open and/ or with questions or concerns. The range is closed for public use for the season. We will…

BALTIMORE — A group of everyday Maryland voters, some of whom are computer scientists and statisticians, combed through the past three years of data from the Maryland State Board of Elections.”There appear to be a lot of errors in the voter rolls,” said Ed Hartman, an attorney with Maryland Election Integrity LLC.The group claims to have found tens of thousands of errors in both its voter registration database and vote counts for the 2020 and 2022 general elections.Current number of clear registration violations: 79,349 Voting violations in the 2020 general election: 62,075 Voting violations in the 2022 general election: 27,623They…

By Jan Greenhawk March 15, 2024 The Oxford Strand Shoreline has been in the news recently because of the controversial nature of the restoration that seems to be doing more harm than good to the iconic landmark. The following pictures of the Strand were taken on Friday, March 15, and show alarming erosion that appears to be occurring at a higher pace than prior to the work which brought in tons of sand that now seem to have disappeared. Here is a picture of the Strand prior to the “restoration:” Here are the pictures today after the restoration has been “settling”…

WICOMICO COUNTY, MARYLAND – March 15, 2024 If you look around the streets of Salisbury you will see Bird scooters parked in many locations or left on sidewalks, roadways, and even on private properties. You will also see college students, and young children riding them. Like bicycles, all traffic laws apply, including stops signs, traffic signals, and yielding right of way to vehicles and pedestrians. Many of the bird scooter riders do not wear helmets as required under Maryland law nor do they obey traffic laws. We suggest you install a three channel dash cam in your vehicle to protect…