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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Salisbury has seen a flare up of tensions on the city council as members face a major shift in the direction of the city.
The acrimony that has characterized the latest Salisbury City Council meetings is not new. Host Don Rush takes a look back at its history and the current conflicts.
Delaware lawmakers have altered the student funding formula to address the needs of low-income students and English learners as well the capital funding ne
There is an effort by some local residents to disincorporate the Delaware town of Greenwood.
The Harriet Tubman Museum and Educational Center experienced a break-in on July 19th. And, it is now seeking donations to replace a door that also damaged an outside mural.
In these times activists are finding themselves on the defensive just to keep the gains of the last half century.
AmeriCorps/ShoreCorps has just graduated another class as students at Salisbury University engage with the community. Host Jenny O'Connor has this look at the program and its students.
Many of the programs and goals of progressive activists are under attack with the coming of the Trump era.
Governor Matt Meyer signed legislation this week that protects Delaware's freshwater wetlands. Host Don Rush talks with Bay Journal reporter Jeremy Cox about the significance of the new measure.
Some local residents are pushing to unincorporate Greenwood, Delaware. Host Don Rush talks with Spotlight Delaware reporter Maggie Reynolds about the movement and its prospects.
