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Wicomico Public Libraries plans new downtown Salisbury branch (opens the original)
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SALISBURY, Md. - Wicomico Public Libraries is planning to maintain a presence in downtown Salisbury even as its main branch prepares to move to the former Ward Museum. Library leaders say they are beginning the process of developing a smaller neighborhood library that would serve people living in downtown Salisbury and surrounding communities. Wicomico Public Libraries are holding a community meeting Wednesday evening at the Paul S. Sarbanes Library to gather feedback on what people would like t
Maryland to step up enforcement of out-of-state vehicle registrations Oct. 1 (opens the original)
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MARYLAND - Maryland is preparing to increase enforcement against people who live in the state but continue to register their vehicles elsewhere. The Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration says the state's 60-day residency requirement is not new. People who move to Maryland have long been required to register their vehicles in the state within 60 days. What changes Oct. 1 is the enforcement process for those who do not comply. MVA Administrator Chrissy Nizer said the agency has spent the summer co
Wicomico County seeks state help planning future of Port of Salisbury (opens the original)
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SALISBURY, Md. - Wicomico County leaders are asking the state to help study the long-term future of the Port of Salisbury, Marylandâs second-largest commercial port. The county wants the study to examine the portâs infrastructure needs, economic potential and possible new commodities that could be transported along the Wicomico River. Wicomico County Executive Julie Giordano said the study could help determine what the port is capable of supporting over the next 10, 20 and 30 years. âThe P
Coastal storm floods Ocean City streets, prompts travel warnings (opens the original)
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OCEAN CITY, Md. - A coastal storm has left several low-lying streets in Ocean City underwater as persistent onshore winds continue to push water into the resort town. Ocean City police reported flooding along St. Louis Avenue south of 14th Street and Philadelphia Avenue south of the Route 50 Bridge, warning drivers to use alternate routes when possible. Standing water covered portions of both roads, with some vehicles attempting to drive through water approaching roughly a foot deep in places. P
Salisbury restaurants balance rising costs, changing customer habits (opens the original)
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SALISBURY, Md. - Restaurant owners and workers in Salisbury say rising food, labor and operating costs continue to create challenges, even as customers keep coming through the doors. At Teera Thai Cuisine, owner Teera Koiprasert said food and labor costs are among the biggest pressures facing her business. Koiprasert said many of the ingredients used at the restaurant have to be imported, adding another layer of expense. She said finding workers with the skills needed to prepare certain Thai dis
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