Sean Curtis is a local journalist based in Salisbury, Maryland. He writes for Draper Media and his work has also appeared on WRDE NBC Coast TV. Sean covers a range of topics including local crime, community events, and updates on important local issues.
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By: Sean Curtis
The Ellendale Police Department has launched an investigation into the theft of over $30,000 of power tools, appliances, and construction items from a garage and construction trailer.
REHOBOTH BEACH, DE - Rehoboth Beach has hit a holiday snag for the second year in a row after Wednesday night's high winds blew over this year's 40-foot Christmas tree.
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has rescinded a statewide ban on open-air burning after a review of weather and ground conditions.
The Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) has announced the delay of a bridge replacement on Route 54 (Lighthouse Road) in Fenwick Island.
The City of Rehoboth Beach has announced the sudden resignation of Commissioner Donald Preston.
The Smyrna Police Department has arrested a man accused of attacking a jogger Wednesday night.
The Dorchester County Council has received over $1 million in grant funds this week to bring broadband internet to difficult to serve areas.
Millsboro Police arrested a man witnesses say was using a phone to record and watch victims in a store’s restroom Thursday.
The Maryland State Fire Marshal is investigating an early morning fire at a Wicomico County farm that claimed the lives of about 20,000 chickens Friday.
The Worcester County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a stolen vehicle incident in Whaleyville Friday.
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