Legal Analyst and Correspondent for "60 Minutes Sports"
Jack Ford is a legal analyst and correspondent for "60 Minutes Sports" based in Salisbury, Maryland. He writes for Draper Media, covering local news and events in the Salisbury area. His work has also been featured in TheXboxHub. Jack's articles focus on a range of topics, including weather updates, community events, local government decisions, and law enforcement efforts.
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Jack Ford's coverage primarily focuses on local news, events, and government announcements in the United States, specifically in Maryland and Salisbury. His articles often cover seasonal events and evolving stories related to family & relationships, government & politics, as well as agriculture & farming.
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By: Jack Ford, Madeleine Overturf
Mountaire Farms reported that volunteers at Selbyville and three additional packing locations collectively prepared 38,000 meal boxes, which will provide Thanksgiving meals for more than 150,000 people this holiday season.
Thanksgiving is just a day away, and while grocery stores are bustling with last-minute shoppers, there’s mixed news about prices.
The Smith Island and Crisfield communities are in mourning after the passing of Larry Laird, the 78-year-old captain of the Jason 2 ferry. For 35 years, Captain Laird served as
By: Jack Ford
Life has been anything but quiet for Mary Ada Marshall, a beloved Smith Island cake maker, since her feature on CBS's 60 Minutes aired this past Sunday.
By: Jack Ford
A social media post criticizing Sal’s Italian Restaurant in Seaford sparked an overwhelming wave of community support, bringing scores of loyal and new customers to the family-owned eatery.
By: Jack Ford
Four months after the loss of firefighter Thomas Berry III, who died on August 13 while responding to a crash on Route 9, the Georgetown Fire Company is keeping his
By: Jack Ford
The Laurel School District is increasing safety measures, announcing that weapon detection systems at Laurel Middle and High School will now be used for the foreseeable future. The decision follows
The Laurel Police Department has officially moved into a new, larger facility, marking a significant upgrade from its previous station. Funded by $2.3 million in state grant support, the new
A new $10 fee for renting beach wheelchairs could soon be introduced in Dewey Beach, amid increased demand and maintenance costs for the equipment.
In a unanimous decision, Dewey Beach Town Commissioners approved a new ordinance aimed at curbing the growing issue of tent overcrowding on the beach
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