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Officials Urge Safety Ahead of Fourth of July Celebrations
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Officials Urge Safety Ahead of Fourth of July Celebrations

57% Center coverage: 21 sources
AMHERST, N.Y. (WIVB) -- Fireworks, cookouts and road trips are all part of Fourth of July festivities, but emergency officials across Western New York are urging people to prioritize safety as they celebrate. For those planning to attend large public fireworks displays, police said safety starts with the basics, such as keeping a close eye on children and being patient in traffic. “There’s a lot of traffic and a lot of moving parts,” said New Yo…See the Story
'They Were Everything': Father Remembers Sons Who Drowned in Greensboro

'They Were Everything': Father Remembers Sons Who Drowned in Greensboro

100% Center coverage: 3 sources
GREENSBORO — Mason and Bentley Puckett tragically died on June 29 in an accidental drowning, according to the Caroline County Sheriff’s Office.See the Story
'Barge-r' than life: Wye River Oyster Program ensures 21 million oysters in Wye River
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'Barge-r' than life: Wye River Oyster Program ensures 21 million oysters in Wye River

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WYE RIVER — A small but mighty group of citizens, friends and neighbors dedicated to the preservation of the Chesapeake Bay, Wye River Oyster Program volunteers raised donations to plant 21 million spat-on-shell oysters to cover three acres of the…See the Story

Splash pad in Federalsburg closed after vandalism

100% Center coverage: 2 sources
FEDERALSBURG — After just five days of being open for the summer, the splash pad in Federalsburg’s Marina and Recreation Park was closed Wednesday after vandalism at the site.Easton, Maryland · EastonSee the Story

Aaron’s Place Continuing the Legacy It Was Built On

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DENTON — Cheryl Beulah started Aaron’s Place with an idea of honoring her father, The Rev. Aaron Moulden, but Aaron’s Place has turned into more than she could ever imagine.Karlovy Vary · Karlovy VarySee the Story

Oxford splits general fund into three new funds

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
OXFORD — The Town of Oxford has undergone a series of changes over the past year with a new election process, live-streamed town halls and a new town manager, Holly Wahl, who plans on streamlining more of the town’s processes.Easton, Maryland · EastonRead Article

Ed Spec Committee recommends North Caroline site for new Lockerman Middle

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
DENTON — The Caroline County Board of Education is one step closer to picking a new location for Lockerman Middle School.Easton, Maryland · EastonRead Article

Shoe drive will start Greensboro Elementary students off on the right foot

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
GREENSBORO — St. Paul’s United Methodist Church is partnering with Greensboro Elementary and the Town of Greensboro to start a shoe drive for Greensboro Elementary students.Easton, Maryland · EastonRead Article

Guidebook aims to 'get people out there'

100% Center coverage: 2 sources
A second edition of an Eastern Shore guidebook connects locals and visitors to places and activities they might not have known were just a short drive away.Easton, Maryland · EastonSee the Story

Eastern Shore resident advocates for sustainable seafood on Capitol Hill

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Oyster farmer Imani Black has stepped off the boat and onto Capitol Hill with 21 members of the Coalition for Sustainable Aquaculture to urge lawmakers to support sustainable seafood in American open ocean waters.Easton, Maryland · EastonRead Article

Choptank Health welcomes Allison to Federalsburg Health Center

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Choptank Community Health System’s medical and women’s health care team recently welcomed family nurse practitioner Bridget Allison to the Federalsburg Health Center.Easton, Maryland · EastonRead Article

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