Paige Parsons is a Radio News Presenter at CBC Edmonton. With nearly a decade of reporting experience in Alberta, she covers a range of topics including crime and justice, city hall, homelessness, and mental health. Paige's work has been featured in The Duquesne Duke and CBC.
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GREENWOOD, Del.- The Delaware Public Archives unveiled a new state of Delaware historical marker on Friday recognizing Greenwood school 222-C, which served African American children during the era of segregated education.
HEBRON, Md.– The Bookmobile visited the Hebron Volunteer Fire Department on Thursday, bringing books and other library services to children who do not have convenient access to a library.
By: Paige Parsons
SALISBURY, Md.- The Salisbury Fire Department annouced the upcoming launch of it’s Prehospital Whole Blood Program, an initiative that will allow specially trained paramedics to administer low-titer O-positive whole blood to critically injured patients before they arrive at the hospital.
Image Courtesy of Delaware Department of Safety and Homeland Security DOVER, Del.- Gov. Matt Meyer has signed landmark legislation thats establishing a sustainable funding source to modernize Delaware’s emergency communications network by transitioning it to a statewide Next Generation 911 (NG 911) system. Beginning on Oct 1, the monthly 911 surcharge is set to increase from sixty cents to ninety...
FENWICK ISLAND, Del.– A new pedestrian safety initiative is now in place in Fenwick Island, where officials have installed bright red crosswalk flags at unsignalized crossings throughout town. The flags are designed to make pedestrians more visible to drivers while crossing busy roadways. Pedestrians are encouraged to take a flag from a designated bin before entering a crosswalk, hold it...
By: Paige Parsons
CRISFIELD, Md.–The Crisfield Housing Authority is helping ensure children in the community have access to nutritious meals this summer by providing free bagged lunches to local youth. The program is designed to support families during the summer months, when school cafeterias are closed and some children no longer have access to school meals. Community Director Andre Collins said the initative...
By: Paige Parsons
BETHANY BEACH, Del.– The Bethany Police Department is helping cyclists stay safe by handing out free bike lights and other safety gear during the busy summer season.
By: Sophia Peters, Paige Parsons
SALISBURY, Md. – State and local leaders broke ground on a major housing rehabilitation project in Salisbury on Thursday afternoon.
