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Fishing for Chesapeake Channa in the middle to upper sections of the region’s tidal rivers is good. Anglers are targeting the grass flats with chatterbaits, soft frogs, and buzzbaits with good success. White perch offer some fishing action in the tidal rivers and creeks. The early morning and late evening hours offer the best fishing …
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources announces that, following our scoping and proposal process, the following regulation changes will be effective August 31, 2026: GEAR Changes have been made to clarify that an individual may attempt to catch fish only when using legal fishing gear. See the summary for information. SHELLFISH – GENERAL – Seafood Dealer Declaration Requirement …
Soda purchases fell about 13 percent among Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) beneficiaries after 10 states restricted purchases of sugary drinks with SNAP funds in 2026, a study found. SNAP restriction waivers banned non-nutritious items like soda and candy to ensure that taxpayer dollars are directed toward nutritious options that improve health outcomes, the U.S. …
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Jonhatan Anguiano, 29, was pronounced dead at scene after officers confronted him inside restaurant A California McDonald’s employee allegedly shot a co-worker inside the restaurant Monday morning before the armed suspect was killed when responding officers confronted him, authorities said. The Lodi Police Department said officers responded to the McDonald’s on West Lodi Avenue at approximately 9:30 a.m. after …
Company to produce steel, titanium components for military’s armored vehicles Pocomoke City defense contractor Hardwire LLC has been awarded an Army contract valued at $99 million to produce steel and titanium components for armored military vehicles over the next five years. Hardwire founder and CEO George Tunis credited Pocomoke City, Worcester County, and Congressman Andy …
Judges say Worcester commissioners failed to explain decision A state appeals court says the Worcester County Commissioners must take a second look at a contractor’s commercial rezoning bid for a site off Route 113, finding the board failed to meaningfully analyze the evidence or explain its decision. The three-judge Appellate Court of Maryland upheld a …
City Manager Terry McGean said he has tasked the Ocean City Police Department with increasing patrols in Sunset Park after receiving complaints from a downtown resident about homeless individuals sleeping, drinking and storing property in the area. At the end of last Monday’s meeting, downtown resident Scott Chismar came before the Ocean City Council to …
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Berlin’s outdoor burning policy is going back to the drawing board after residents shared concerns that the proposed code revisions don’t include an exception for large properties that need an efficient way to reduce yard and storm debris. The Town of Berlin is looking to tighten its outdoor burning ordinance. At Monday night’s Town Council …
A pedestrian was transported to a local hospital this week after being hit by a bus in West Ocean City. On Monday, at approximately 3:30 a.m., first responders were dispatched to the area of Inlet Isle Lane, just west of the Route 50 bridge, for a reported pedestrian collision involving a passenger bus. The Ocean …
A federal judge in Boston has again blocked the Trump administration from moving forward with new mail-in voting restrictions ahead of the November midterms for at least another two weeks. Judge Indira Talwani ruled Thursday night that a group of blue states and private voting rights groups were likely to succeed in their claims that the U.S. …
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