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Local Forecast for Saturday, September 26, 2026 (opens the original)
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***Coastal Flood Warning until September 27, 08:00 PM EDT*** Along the coast and tidal waterways, the biggest concern will be coastal flooding, rough surf, and strong winds. The National Weather Service has coastal flood warnings in effect in portions of Delmarva, with the nor'easter expected to produce significant coastal impacts throughout the weekend. Tonight, rain bands continue, with lows in the upper 50s. Winds turn northwest at 15 to 20 miles per hour, with gusts around 30. Sunday, we
Rain or shine: Crisfield Crab and Clam Bake preparations underway ahead of 49th annual event (opens the original)
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CRISFIELD, Md. â The 49th annual J. Millard Tawes Crab and Clam Bake is set for Wednesday at Somers Cove Marina, with organizers preparing for potential rain, wind and flooding in the forecast. Preparations were underway Tuesday as crews put up tents and set up tables and chairs ahead of the event. Heather Ross with the Crisfield Chamber of Commerce says many people have been asking about the weather. âWe just keep saying, bring your boots, bring your, you know, bring your rain gear. And jus
Lewes couple honors son, 9/11 victims with memorial in front yard (opens the original)
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LEWES, Del. â A Lewes couple has spent nearly eight years building a 9/11 memorial in their front yard to honor their son and the thousands of people who lost their lives during the attacks. Roger and Carol Whitfordâs 9/11 Remembrance Memorial includes steel from the World Trade Center, a water fountain, bell and butterflies. Their son, Mark Whitford, was a firefighter with the FDNY and the driver of Engine 23, which was taken to the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. Roger Whitford s
UMES renames agriculture school in honor of Simon A. Haley (opens the original)
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PRINCESS ANNE, Md. â The University of Maryland Eastern Shore has renamed its School of Agriculture and Natural Sciences in honor of Simon A. Haley. The university held a dedication Tuesday as part of its 140th Anniversary Foundersâ Week celebration. Members of the Haley family, along with students and faculty, gathered on campus for the unveiling. Haley was an agriculture educator who spent his career teaching and training students at colleges across the South. Bill Haley Jr., Simon Haleyâ
Somerset County school library policy paused for state review (opens the original)
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SOMERSET COUNTY, Md. â A new Somerset County school library policy is now on hold as Maryland officials review whether it complies with state law. The policy, adopted by the Somerset County Board of Education, establishes rules for how certain library and instructional materials are categorized and accessed by students. Under the policy, âyoung adultsâ are defined as people ages 18 to 26, meaning students under 18 could face restrictions on materials the school board considers adult or uns
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