Susan Parker
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Salisbury, MD, United States
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Pines family's love lifts daughter with cerebral palsy beyond limitations
Ocean Pines, Maryland, family wraps their daughter — diagnosed with cerebral palsy, Coffin-Lowry syndrome, and epilepsy — in love. → Read More
'Wicked Tuna' star William Hathaway dead at 36 in car crash
William "Willbilly" Hathaway, who had been on "Wicked Tuna" was known for helping others, has died in a crash. → Read More
Informed health care consumers get more bang for their bucks
Lower Shore agencies join forces to help residents be more proactive. → Read More
New restaurant delivery service open in Salisbury area
Just Deliveries will deliver meals from participating restaurants to customers in the Salisbury area. → Read More
Route 13 closed after crash
The crash, which happened mid-afternoon Thursday, involved one vehicle and has currently closed both lanes of Route 13 going south near Stockyard Road. → Read More
$248K black market chicken thefts lead to prison sentences
Three Delmarva man were sentenced after stealing nearly $250,000 worth of chicken parts and selling them for personal gain. → Read More
Crisfield still expects widespread flooding as Hurricane Florence moves south
Despite diminished impact from Hurricane Florence, Crisfield could experience severe flooding. → Read More
Stay on higher ground, if you can; avoid flood-prone roads
A list of flooding-prone areas on Delmarva that should be avoided if possiblre → Read More
What it takes to clean up after National Folk Festival in Salisbury
Between Sunday evening and Monday morning, Public Works is tasked with getting Salisbury ready for a normal workday. → Read More
DNR targets Manokin River for oyster restoration project
The Manokin River will replace Breton Bay in St. Mary's County as the state's fifth large-scale oyster restoration project. → Read More
PETA billboard aims to convince crab-loving Maryland to stop eating the crustaceans
A billboard touting PETA's push to promote humane treatment of all living creatures, specifically crabs, was erected recently in Baltimore. Aimed at an upcoming seafood festival, the billboard reads, "I'm me, not meat. See the individual. Go vegan." → Read More
Waterspout spotted off Crisfield in Tangier Sound
Crisfield resident David Barone Sr. caught a substantial waterspout off Crisfield in Tangier Sound Tuesday afternoon. → Read More
'He has a gun': Armed pharmacist chases off would-be robbers
Monday afternoon two armed men walked into Karemore, pointed a gun at the cashier and asked for narcotics. It didn't end well for the armed men. → Read More
Accomack official dies suddenly
Leslie Savage of Parksley, commissioner of Revenue for Accomack County, died unexpectedly Thursday, July 26. → Read More
Crisfield to explore Shore's Elizabethan connections
Crisfield is hosting a Shakespeare Festival in September, with an eye to exploring linguistic connections to Elizabethan English. → Read More
Smith Island jetty project nears completion
Officials gathered Thursday morning at Somers Cove to celebrate a major milestone in the Smith Island jetty project. → Read More
Crisfield elects new mayor, council members
Incumbent City Councilman Mark Konapelsky misses the mark, coming in fourth in Crisfield's 2018 election. → Read More
Waterfront restaurants slated to join Aldi grocery store on Route 13
The Salisbury City Council expressed support to annexing land near an upcoming Aldi grocery store north of Salisbury, Maryland. → Read More
10 do's and don'ts for a safe day at the beach
Here's what you need to know for having the best day at the beach. → Read More
In Maryland starving horses case, owner indicted on animal cruelty, abuse
Barbara Pilchard, the owner of a Quantico, Maryland, farm where 98 starving horses were rescued, has been indicted. At least 20 were dead. → Read More