Don Rush is a reporter at Lake Orion Review. He focuses on a diverse range of themes including climate change, environmental issues, culture, and regional interests, with particular attention to topics such as natural resources, sustainable agriculture, and water management. Don's work has been featured in the Lake Orion Review, Exchange News, Clarkston News, and NewsBreak.
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Don Rush's coverage reflects a strong focus on local news, particularly events and political developments in the Delmarva region. He also covers cultural and societal issues such as homelessness. If you have expertise or insights related to local government announcements, community events, or social issues within the Delmarva region, it would likely be of interest to Don Rush.
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The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission has postponed placing limits on the menhaden catch for Virginia watermen.
Celebration Comes Amid Fear of Deportation The local Haitian immigrant community celebrated Flag Day this past weekend even as many face potential deportation back to their troubled country.
By: Don Rush
Delaware legislators are considering a measure that would require more "charity care" that provides assistance to low income patients.
Three Republican gubernatorial candidates took to the state in a debate put on by Maryland Public Television.
With the end of the Maryland Folk Festival in Salisbury we explore its legacy. Host Don Rush looks back at the sights and sounds of the event and
First it was Ocean City's order to take down the tents outside the St. Paul's By-The-Sea Episcopal Church that housed the homeless overnight.
Fisherman Island has not always been. Rather it emerged after John Smith came to the Chesapeake Bay region. Bay Journal reporter Jeremy Cos has a portrait of this growing sanctuary for wildlife.
Wilmington said goodbye this week to its former mayor Mike Purzycki. He died at the age of 80.
The Delaware Supreme Court has okayed the construction of a substation for offshore project along the Delmarva coastline.
The Delaware state Supreme Court sided with the state to allow the substation for US Wind's offshore wind project to move forward.
