by James Ritch | Aug 13, 2019 | Headlines
By Linda Cicoira — The only woman on the Parksley town council accused a town police officer of harassment Monday night during a council session. She reported to town officials and residents that after stopping her vehicle because she didn’t use her turn signal...
by James Ritch | Aug 9, 2019 | Headlines
By Linda Cicoira — Maryland State Police say the missing girl was found and is safe. Maryland State Police Seek Public’s Assistance In Locating Missing Juvenile In Somerset County Maryland State Police are looking for a girl from Somerset County who was...
by James Ritch | Aug 9, 2019 | Headlines
By Linda Cicoira — A Painter woman died after being in a head-on collision that occurred on Lankford Highway, just north of Main Street in Painter, Thursday, Aug. 8, according to Sgt. Michelle Anaya, of the state police. Carolyn A. Sample, 64, of Big Pine Road,...
by James Ritch | Aug 8, 2019 | Headlines
By Linda Cicoira — Evron Terrell Strand Sr. was given the prison term last week that was recommended by the Accomack Circuit Court jury that convicted him. Judge W. Revell Lewis III sentenced Strand to 50 years in prison for felony counts in a 2017...
by James Ritch | Aug 8, 2019 | Headlines
By Linda Cicoira — If and when millions of dollars are received from sales of Canonie Atlantic Company’s railroad property in Cape Charles and St. Julian Yard in Little Creek, Va., about $1 million could be spent to update and reopen nearly seven miles of...
by James Ritch | Aug 8, 2019 | Headlines
By Stefanie Jackson – Exmore council members are nearing a tough decision on fixing the town’s outdated sewer system without causing undue financial hardship to the town or its residents. Town Manager Robert Duer called it a “100-year decision” because it will impact...
