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Salisbury, Md. – Fall isn’t quite over yet, but the holiday spirit is underway to support children throughout Delaware. On Sunday, Blue Knights Delaware hosted their Annual Salvation Army Toy Run to help bring hope and holiday cheer to young Delawareans. Motorcycle enthusiasts, active and retired law enforcement…
Crisfield, Md. – A recent poll from the University of Maryland Baltimore Campus shows Governor Wes Moore is sitting comfortably with a 27 point lead over Dan Cox, but there is still time to see how things will come together. First elected in 2022, Governor Wes Moore made history as the state’s first Black governor. If…
WICOMICO COUNTY, Md. — As part of Wicomico County’s redistricting for the 2026 election, County Council District 7 replaces one of the at-large seats, covering the western side of Salisbury and areas of Fruitland. Democratic candidate Megan Outten, Republican candidate Ross Evans and independent candidate Joe Venosa…
REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. – Tonight’s Good News is brought to you in part by Matt the Carpet Guy, coming out of Brandywine Valley SPCA. BVSPCA’s Bark on the Boards event in Rehoboth Beach was this past Saturday, and we are very happy to announce that many furry friends found their new homes! From dogs to cats, countless…
Salisbury, Md. — Communities on the shore are recognizing National Teen Driver Safety Week from Oct. 18-24 by putting a spotlight on the issues to prevent accidents involving teens. “For us, every day is Teen Driver Safety Week,” said John Wright, owner of Drive On Time Driving School in Salisbury. Safety continues to…
Image courtesy of the Dorchester County Historical Society. (CAMBRIDGE, Md) – The Dorchester County Historical Society is gearing up to celebrate Halloween a little early. The Historical Society is hosting their first Pirates & Privateers fundraiser this Saturday. The fundraiser will focus on the legacy of pirates…
(CAMBRIDGE, Md) – The City of Cambridge is taking big steps towards redeveloping the city’s waterfront and bringing the Cambridge Harbor vision to life. “We’ve been waiting for this day for a few years now,” says CWDI President, Angie Hengst. That’s the feeling from local leaders at all levels as the City of Cambridge…
SALISBURY, Md. — One Salisbury bagel shop has been a local favorite for 30 years. WMDT stopped by to find out what makes the spot so special in the latest edition of Shore to Shore, sponsored by Schell Brothers. Thirty years in the making, this local favorite is still on a roll. Bagel Bakery Cafe owner Kenny Soni said…
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