Laurel News

HICKORY GRAY tumbles in class after stumbling at start. 2 - YOU BET LILY thwarted same kind two races back before hanging against better; sheds 8 lbs.

Police recently raided the home of local man, Marc Wells recently, after connecting him to a number of area storage-unit robberies.

Since late September, there has been three burglaries of the Trussum Pond Self Storage famility in Laurel.

Sussex County Council took no action on an amended ordinance to deal with issues relating to the placement of sheds in manufactured home parks, but it established an ad-hoc committee to review all zoning related to manufactured homes.

Over the objections of two coastal towns and a group of several hundred resort-area residents, a Sussex County panel approved a 100-foot cell tower along Route 1 on Monday night.

A nationally-known motivational speaker and recording artist will be visiting the Laurel School District this week.

There is no doubt Punkin Chunkin is one of the premier events on the Delmarva Peninsula.

LAUREL -- Gene Littleton, 71, of Laurel passed away Friday, Oct. 23, 2009, at his home, surrounded by family.

Dallas Carter is shown in front of his ham radio system in an undated photo. The Laurel, Del.

Seven Delaware school districts failed to make annual academic progress last year under the federal No Child Left Behind Act.

Thomas George Moore Jr. of Smyrna and Jessica Grace Cox of Downington, Pa. Doublas Robert Morgan of Lincoln and Stacy Lynn Dotterer of Milford.

LAUREL -- A. Dale Boyce, 76, of Laurel passed away at the University of Maryland Hospital in Baltimore on Thursday, Oct.

All Walks of Life Outreach Ministries Laurel The fifth pastoral appreciation celebration services for Apostle Randy and Prophetess Lorrie Jones will continue with a pastoral banquet today at 2 p.m. at St.

SELBYVILLE -- Dave and Jennifer Jerns recently took their three children to pick pumpkins and navigate the 7-acre corn maze at Johnson's County Market.

LAUREL , Del.- Laurel police are looking for two suspects wanted in connection with a late Monday night drive-by shooting.

In the month since her father was shot and killed on a Georgetown street, Aubrey Spicer has been the center of the state's attention, with people near and far working to make sure the 3-year-old will lack for nothing.

Almost two months behind schedule, the manufacturers of a prototype french fry vending machine who received a controversial $50,000 state grant are poised to demonstrate the device to state economic development officials.

Patty Cannon, considered one of America's earliest serial killers and perhaps the first female one, prowled Delaware with a notorious gang in the early 1800s.

LAUREL -- Molly Bruce has been following the national health care debate. She's watched the televised speeches and news reports, but she's not sure how the ultimate decision will impact her.

A program featuring local historical legend Patty Cannon will be presented at the Laurel Public Library at 7 p.m., Tuesday, Oct.