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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…

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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…

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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…

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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”…

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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…

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This prayer was given in Kansas, USA, at the opening session of their Senate in 1996. It seems prayer still upsets some people. When Minister Joe Wright was asked to open the new session of the Kansas Senate, everyone was expecting the usual generalities, but this is what they heard: Heavenly Father, we come before You today to ask Your forgiveness, and to seek Your direction and guidance. We know Your Word says, ‘Woe to those who call evil good.’ And that’s exactly what we’ve done. We’ve lost our spiritual equilibrium. We’ve inverted our values. We confess that we’ve ridiculed…

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WORCESTER COUNTY, MARYLAND – March 4, 2024 Upon reading the “Former SDHS Teacher Charged With Child Abuse” article in Ocean City Today of February 15, 2024, which I found buried on page 22, I was appalled.  This should have made front page news. Reporting Requirements of Sexual Incidents of a teacher with a student have been on the books since the 1960’s. The current Superintendent of Worcester County had a moral obligation to report and make sure it was put in the teacher’s employment file to protect other children. Reporting it to your supervisor does not relieve you of your…

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(Milton, Del.) — A sexual assault lawsuit against Delaware country singer Jimmie Allen has been dismissed.Allen’s former manager has filed a lawsuit alleging that Allen sexually abused and harassed her from 2020 to 2022.Mr. Allen countersued, alleging defamation, invasion of privacy, and intentional infliction of emotional distress.Both Allen and his former manager agreed to drop the lawsuit Thursday, according to court records.However, anonymous plaintiffs are pursuing a lawsuit against artist management company Wide Open Music.She accused the company of failing to protect her from the alleged abuse.

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President Bola Tinubu has agreed to consider a request to block the merger of the Nigerian Army College in Biu, Borno State and the Nigerian National Defense College in Abuja. This follows a closed-door meeting between the President and Borno State Governor, Prof. Babagana Zulum, on Friday at Aso Rock Villa, Abuja. “So, I have met the President. We have appealed that the Nigerian Army College should not be merged with the Nigerian Defense College but should be converted into a traditional university under the jurisdiction of the Federal Ministry of Education.” I did. “And I am pleased to inform…

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NORFOLK, Va. – A Tangier man pleaded guilty today to overharvesting Chesapeake Blue Crabs in Virginia waters and selling them in Maryland in violation of the Lacey Act. According to court documents, between March 20, 2023, to April 20, 2023, James Warren Eskridge, 45, exceeded the maximum harvest and sale of blue crabs to a seafood buyer on 16 occasions. Chesapeake Blue Crabs are the most valuable fishery in the Chesapeake Bay and, as such, those fishing blue crabs are subject to strict limits by law. At the time of Eskridge’s violations, Virginia permitted licensed commercial crabbers to harvest up…

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