Josh Shannon is an Editor at the Cecil Whig. He primarily covers business and features, with a focus on themes such as real estate, urban development, and planning, as well as crime and justice. His work has been featured in various publications including MyEasternShoreMD, KPVI-DTV, and the Longview News-Journal.
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Josh Shannon's articles predominantly focus on local news, particularly crime and entertainment in Newark, Delaware. He frequently covers breaking news stories, evolving events, and government announcements related to the area. If you intend to reach out to him, providing updates or insights regarding ongoing investigations or developments in any of these areas would likely capture his attention.
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Spring clean-out flea market: May 30, 8 to noon, at George Wilson Center, 303 New London Road. It’s time to clean out your garage, attic or basement and join other
The speed enforcement camera on Hillside Road has sent out more than 1,100 tickets since late April. It is now being moved to Capitol Trail.
In the news business, the nature of the job is such that we're often witness to stories of tragedy and heartbreak. That's why it's always fun to get to do
An SUV and a tractor-trailer collided Monday near the intersection of Christina Parkway and Science Boulevard.
A Pennsylvania man is facing charges after he allegedly broke into a house in Robscott Manor, police said.
Police have arrested a Newark man accused of peering into a woman’s apartment multiple times, including one in which he exposed his genitals.
Libraries in New Castle County will be reducing their hours, effective July 1, as budget cuts go into effect.
Beth Brand, vice president of development and alumni relations for UD, introduces the new Blue Hen statue.
A graduate displays his diploma Monday evening, moments after walking across the stage during the Elkton High School graduation ceremony.
A child of immigrants, Jessica Liu knows what it’s like for a student to feel like he or she doesn’t fit in at school.
