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EXCLUSIVE: Salisbury residents seek to add firefighting foam companies to Perdue PFAS lawsuit (opens the original)
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SALISBURY, Md. - The Salisbury neighbors suing Perdue Farms over alleged âforever chemicalâ contamination in private drinking water wells are seeking to expand their lawsuit to include several firefighting technology companies previously identified by Perdue as potential contributors to the contamination. In a consent motion filed Sept. 30 in U.S. District Court and acquired by WBOC, attorneys for the residents asked for permission to file an amended complaint adding Johnson Controls Inc., J
U.S. DOJ sues Maryland over law restricting masks for federal officers (opens the original)
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MARYLAND - The U.S. Department of Justice is suing Maryland over a new state law restricting federal law enforcement officers from wearing masks while on duty and requiring them to display identification. The lawsuit, filed Thursday in federal court, challenges Maryland's Senate Bill 1, which took effect Thursday, Oct. 1, along with similar laws in Prince George's and Montgomery counties. Maryland's new law generally prohibits law enforcement officers from covering their faces while performing
Laurel Night Out to bring public safety agencies, family activities together Thursday (opens the original)
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LAUREL, Del. - The Town of Laurel is inviting the community to spend an evening with local and state first responders during Laurel Night Out on Thursday, Oct. 1. Organizers say the event is designed to bring families and public safety agencies together in a relaxed setting while building stronger relationships between first responders and the community. âOur theme is âStronger Together. Safer Together,ââ Laurel Police Chief Robert Kracyla said. âThat really captures what weâre tryin
Dewey Beach uses nor’easter impacts to study future flood risks (opens the original)
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DEWEY BEACH, Del. - The town of Dewey Beach is asking neighbors to submit their photos of the recent norâeaster in an effort to study and address flood risks. The town says the study is intended to better understand how coastal storms affect Dewey Beach and identify areas that may be particularly vulnerable to flooding. Residents and property owners who took photos of recent flooding, standing water, stormwater impacts, or other storm-related conditions are being asked to submit them through t
Verizon's copper landline transition in Virginia, Delaware hits delay at FCC (opens the original)
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ACCOMACK CO., Va. - The Federal Communications Commission is taking more time to review Verizon's request to discontinue legacy landline service in portions of Delaware and Virginia. In a public notice released Sept. 25, the FCC said Verizon's application to discontinue residential and business legacy copper wire voice service would not be automatically granted as previously scheduled. Verizonâs application was originally filed Aug. 10 and was set to be automatically granted Sept. 26. However,
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