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ELKTON — Over 170 participants gathered at Cow Pond in Elkton on Saturday for the third annual Team Elkton Fishing Rodeo.

PORT DEPOSIT — A 15 year-old male was taken to Alfred I. Dupont Hospital in Wilmington, Del. on Sunday after he fell 20 feet from a cliff located in Port

CECIL COUNTY — Cecil County Public Schools (CCPS) named Rising Sun High School Art Teacher Brianne Souder as Cecil County’s Teacher of the Year Thursday at the annual Teacher of

CECIL COUNTY — Over 90 employers filled the hallways of the Cecil County School of Technology Wednesday for the school’s largest annual job fair to date.

CECIL COUNTY — Since 2018, Cecil College has been working on implementing a marine diesel program. With secured grant money, a partnership with an international marine workforce company, Safe Harbor

Into the wrong car, if that is the gun culture in america, it allows us to talk about the most restrictive uses, comprehensive background checks. we can get way beyond just the banning of weapons of war and say if our culture in america is this violent around gun ownership, now lets introduce the most restrictive environment to try to save us from that. i think thats a debate a lot of americans and politicians are willing to have this week. >> and cecil, i wanted you here for a million different...

Network and unfortunately a political movement in the united states that has served to radicalize some americans, millions of them, it seems as we saw on january 6th and continue to see, but also to dehumanize millions of other americans, starting with black americans and also immigrants. and i think because of that, this is a really combustible, dangerous situation. its a perfect storm and it is extremely devastating to me that it is exactly what cecil said there seems to be a part of the ameri...

ELKTON — Discussing the challenges of being the minority party, Del. Kevin Hornberger (R-35B), Del. Jay Jacobs (R-36) and Del. Jeff Ghrist (R-36) spoke at a Cecil County Republican Women’s

ELKTON — The Cecil County Department of Public Works is holding a Household Hazardous Waste Day on Sunday, April 23, from 7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Cecil County

Cape Town has one of world's highest murder rates, prompting the city to invest in surveillance tech, from cameras to drones. Locals say jobs and investment are also needed to tackle crime.