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Habitat for Humanity's unique form of recycling -- its Wicomico County ReStore -- is holding an official grand re-opening celebration at its new, expanded home improvement outlet at 908 W. Isabella St., off Route 50 in Salisbury.
CAMBRIDGE: Small and minority business talk planned
An upcoming free workshop aimed at teaching small and minority-owned businesses how to compete as bidders on big projects is open to residents of the Lower Shore.
SALISBURY -- Alberta Ann 'Harriett' Rankins, 65, of Salisbury died Tuesday, Nov.
O'Malley To Create Commission On Small Business
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Two biolab scientists receive international awards
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 Cruelty
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.
Police on the lookout for stalker
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.
Dorchester County Animal Control Seizes Puppies From Wooden Box
Officers say the future of the two puppies, shown above, depends on the outcome of their investigation.
Salisbury News: Local historians present African-American exhibit
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.
Four auctioneers of Princess Anne will vie for honors in an unusual contest here on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock, on the corner of Main and Prince William St., when the Baptist Church will sponsor an odd auction.
Trick-or-Treat Dates and Times for Delmarva
WBOC has received many calls and e-mails from viewers and online readers who would like to know when their little ones should go out trick-or-treating. Below is a listing of trick-or-treat dates and times for Delmarva.
Smithsonian exhibit to visit Snow Hill
SNOW HILL -- If good fences make good neighbors, then it seems Snow Hill may have some of the best.
State Sen. Colburn to file for fifth term
CAMBRIDGE -- Sen. Richard Colburn, R-37 announced he will file for re-election after the 2010 Maryland General Assembly concludes.
Air Force Airman Cody M. Harrold graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio.
James McBride on "Song Yet Sung"
James McBride on "Song Yet Sung" Today in The Baltimore Sun, find out how a whim brought author James McBride to Maryland's Eastern Shore, and provided the spark of inspiration that led to "Song Yet Sung." McBride's latest is the 2009 selection for the statewide reading program called One Maryland One Book.
Mid-Atlantic Power Pathway Office to open in Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE - Pepco Holdings Inc., the parent company of Delmarva Power, announced today it will open a Mid-Atlantic Power Pathway office in Cambridge on Oct.
Fourth Suspect Arrested in Robbery of Elderly Cambridge Man
CAMBRIDGE , Md.- Police have arrested a fourth suspect wanted in connection with early Sunday morning's attack and robbery of an 86-year-old Cambridge man.
A Fleeting Moment of Tranquility
It is not often in our busy lives that we can find tranquility. Memories of those time are precious.
Police: Woman, 9-Year-Old Boy Face Assault Charges
Share + Sep 25, 2009 9:35 am US/Eastern CAMBRIDGE, Md. Cambridge police say a woman assaulted an officer trying to arrest a 9-year-old boy he saw assaulting a younger boy.