Five organizations on Maryland’s Lower Shore will share nearly $287,000 in grant funding to preserve and celebrate the region’s cultural heritage.
From
To
Milton Elementary School students created museum-like displays during Hispanic Heritage Month to celebrate and share the cultural insights they learned from Hispanic community speakers.
Lulu Ross Elementary School in Milford held its Hispanic Heritage Month parade Tuesday afternoon.
An act to amend title 29 of Delaware code in regard to a commission on Asian and Pacific Islander heritage and culture was recently voted on with one person in favor of the bill and four others agreeing to move it forward but with further consideration needed.
Dual language immersion teachers and students at Benjamin Banneker Elementary School celebrated National Hispanic Heritage Month with a school-wide parade Wednesday morning.
A resident suffered from first degree burns after a gas grill caught fire.
Franks was charged with first degree murder for the death of his wife and committed to the Howard Young Correctional Institution on a $5,000,000 cash bond.
Since fall of 2019, the organization has pulled together a coalition to plan for the restoration and preservation of the school in Belltown.
Thursday night, the Lewes African American Heritage Commission hosted a virtual webinar discussing the group's latest efforts to continue highlighting the stories of the African American experience in the town.