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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Party City, the country’s largest party supply store, is shuttering nationwide, including here on Delmarva.
The Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office has announced the arrest of a Salisbury man who they sat led them on an ATV chase Thursday.
According to CNN, Party City CEO Barry Litwin announced in a meeting with corporate employees Friday that the company was immediately “winding down” operations.
The Delaware State Police are investigating a hit-and-run crash in Hartly that left one man injured and claimed the life of his horse.
The Easton Police Department has arrested a man on multiple charges including rape and sexual assault following an alleged incident Saturday.
Electric transmission company PJM has announced the upcoming deactivation of Indian River Unit 4, a coal-powered electric generator in Sussex County that has been in operation since 1957.
The Dover Police Department has announced the arrest of one suspect after a shooting left a man in critical condition Sunday.
The Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA) is increasing work zone speed violation penalties on June 1st, with a new tiered fines system to be put in place next year.
Perdue Farms has formally requested that the U.S. District Court of Maryland dismiss a lawsuit against them over alleged PFAS, or “forever chemical”, contamination in groundwater at properties near their
By: Sean Curtis
The Talbot County Sheriff’s Office has received an anonymous donation of $1,000 in gift cards for local families in need.
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