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Police & Fire Report
EDEN -- The Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office is investigating what caused a Backbone Road fire Friday.
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Massive Allen Pork Project
What local historians believe to be the most expensive public works project in the 306 year history of Allen, Maryland is underway as we speak.
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Independence has new meaning for teens
Allison and Caitlin Ford of Waldorf recently lent a hand at the 232nd anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence at the National Archives on July 4. Allison and Caitlin volunteered during ...
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Chairman of the board
SALISBURY -- Tim Wikander first learned to balance on a skateboard in kindergarten.
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Grill likely cause of Marriottsville fire
No one was injured in an early morning fire at a Marriottsville home Monday that was likely started by embers from a charcoal grill, according to the State Fire Marshal's Office.
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Land ownership delays tribe's grant
PRINCESS ANNE -- Somerset County Commissioners delayed support of a grant application by the Accohannock Indian Tribe Inc.
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Grill likely cause of Marriottsville fire
No one was injured in an early morning fire at a Marriottsville home Monday that was likely started by embers from a charcoal grill, according to the State Fire Marshal's Office.
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Details emerge about landfill suspects
SALISBURY -- The top-ranking county employee indicted in an alleged theft ring at the Wicomico landfill had purchased a home from an alleged co-conspirator and owed him large sums of money, police say.
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Maps further dispute of Accohannock territory
MARION STATION -- Members of the Accohannock Indian Tribe Inc., who came under attack last week for what some call inaccuracies and even blatant lies in a history posted on the tribe's Web site, said they stand ...
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Critics accuse Accohannocks of 'false' depiction
PRINCESS ANNE -- Members of the Accohannock Indian Tribe seeking $1.5 million in state Community Development Block Grant funds faced several critics Tuesday who said the group does not accurately interpret ...
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All Clear: Route 13 mishap snarls traffic; travel normal for P.M. commute
A traffiic snarl on southbound Route 13 following a two-vehicle crash Wednesday at the Eden-Allen Road intersection has been cleared in time for the afternoon commute.
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Our Towns
ANNAPOLIS -- Comptroller Peter Franchot may have to be later than he'd like at this year's Tawes Crab and Clam Bake in Crisfield.
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From fruit to fruition
ALLEN -- Propose a toast -- Wicomico County's first winery is open for business.
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Special Worship Services
Bethel United Methodist Church Laurel The Harvesters Quartet will be in concert Friday at 7 p.m. The concert is free, but a love offering will be taken for the group.
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Wicomico Farmers Worried About County Plan
There are parts of the county where the lines are not clear. Farmland is in backyards, or is it that backyards are on top of farmland? 07/02/2008 9:44 PM ET SALISBURY , Md.- Farmland makes up two-thirds of ...
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Tomato season looms on Shore
SALISBURY -- After months of watering, planting and other maintenance, many local farmers and gardeners are looking forward to reaping the fruits of their labor.
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Bordeleau Winery serves up July Fourth open house
What are you doing this Fourth of July? My plans include making homemade ice cream for the Lions Club community picnic in Allen, watching my children in the village parade and saving just enough energy for ...
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What They Didn't Teach You in Med School: Entrepreneurial Approach Is ...
Against a backdrop of escalating insurance costs, increased staff turnover and Internet-savvy patients, today ' s physicians need more than a medical degree.
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Area Deaths
ALBERT JAMES ALLEN SR., 81, of Snow Hill died Wednesday, June 18, 2008, at Peninsula Regional Medical Center.
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Taste away, wine lovers: Wicomico vineyard opens
Wine lovers, rejoice! Wicomico County's very own Bordeleau Winery is now up and running and open for weekend tastings.
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