Maryland leaders will gather for the official ribbon cutting of the Maryland State Police Berlin Barrack “V” in Worcester County. Officials say the new facility, located at 9758 Ocean Gateway, replaces the previous barrack built in 1976.
Senator Chris Van Hollen and Senator Angela Alsobrooks believe the federal funding will provide Eastern Shore college students with adequate resources and opportunity to overcome the obstacles they have always had to face.
Senator Angela Alsobrooks (D-Md.) will be on the Eastern Shore on Monday, Aug.25, participating in a series of events and meetings focused on local business, senior services, and rural healthcare.
The Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore’s Women’s Fund awarded $65,000 in grants to 15 nonprofits supporting women and girls in Somerset, Wicomico and Worcester counties.
Delmarva faces an intense burst of summer weather beginning Wednesday, with highs soaring into the 90s and heat indices nearing 100 degrees. Widespread thunderstorms—some potentially severe—are likely late Thursday. A cold front will usher in more comfortable, drier air for the weekend, though hot temperatures return early next week.
A slow-moving upper-level system will bring rounds of showers and potential storms to Delmarva through midweek, followed by improving weather and cooler temperatures heading into the weekend. Monday and Tuesday will remain mild with highs in the 70s, but a late week cold front could trigger thunderstorms with damaging winds and hail before high pressure settles in by the weekend.
Opinions were divided on the impact of offshore wind on marine life, with 43% believing it would have positive effects and 43% disagreeing.
During the ceremony, Gov. Moore spoke of Tubman’s courage and leadership, which he noted went unrecognized with any formal rank during her lifetime.
The zoo says unbeknownst to them, Rosie was pregnant when she was rescued and brought into their care.
Two candidates are competing for Maryland's First Congressional District seat. Congressman Andy Harris, first elected to the Maryland State Senate in 1998. Blane H. Miller III, a Navy veteran and businessman, emphasizes a "common-sense" approach, though he lacks prior political experience.
