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An SUV crashed into a house in Hampden Saturday afternoon, startling the residents and leaving the driver injured, Baltimore fire officials said.

View Comments Firefly Music Festival is planning to reduce capacity to about 50,000 fans this fall, state officials said, a reduced capacity that would make it the smallest since the festivals 2012 debut. But details about other possible COVID-19 related precautions and restrictions have largely been undecided. State health officials will begin the detailed planning process with festival organizers later this month. A day after Firefly dropped its 93-act lineup featuring headliners Billi...

What could Firefly Music Festival look like? Delaware health officials tell us what they know Ryan Cormier, Delaware News Journal Firefly 2014: What do you know about Joe Biden? UP NEXT Firefly Music Festival is planning to reduce capacity to about 50,000 fans this fall, state officials said, a reduced capacity that would make it the smallest since the festivals 2012 debut. But details about other possible COVID-19 related precautions and restrictions have largely been und...

Grotto Pizzas 23rd location is open at 30201 Commerce Drive. The new restaurant features a "backyard" concept, where patrons can dine outdoors around a fire pit. “The new backyard design and outdoor open area serves as both a ‘thank you’ to the families that support us, as well as a potential blueprint for the look and feel of Grotto Pizza stores as we look to the future and continue to grow," said Jeff Gosnear, vice president of Grotto Pizza. At full capacity, the Millsboro restaurant...

Read Article Poland’s Kaylin O’Leary swings for a pitch that went for a single during a win over Gray-New Gloucester in Poland in 2019. Wil Kramlich/Sun Journal file photo In one way, Kaylin O’Leary’s Poland Regional High School softball career will end the same it started. This season, the senior will again be playing with her sister. The only difference is that this time she is not the younger sister on the team. She’ll instead be the older sister showing her sibling the way to p...

Since that time he had his two years of family medicine residency training in Winnipeg in the bilingual program, which he said is rural family medicine program. He will start his local tenure in September. Cormier will establish his practice with the South East Medical Group, collaboratively with Dr. Edward Krickan, who arrived in Estevan in July 2017, and Dr. Neal Cabigon, who came to Estevan last summer. Cormier’s first experience with Estevan came between his second and third years of m...

The Queen to dust off her musical thrones this spring Andre Lamar, Delaware News Journal Changes at The Queen in progress Tickets will be announced on social media around the middle of next week. In April, the Crown Stage will feature seated and ticketed performances by local acts Aziza Nailah, Maya Belardo and Best Kept Soul, said The Queens general manager, Sam Blumin. A comedic Drag Diva Brunch series starts April 3. The Crown room will open with an English gastropub-themed ...

Live inauguration updates: Bidens watch Katy Perry, fireworks from White House balcony Brandon Holveck and Jeff Neiburg, Delaware News Journal © Evan Vucci, AP Fireworks light up the sky by the Washington Monument during inauguration ceremonies Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021, in Washington. Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. became the 46th president of the United States on Wednesday, sworn in to an office that had eluded him for decades at the site of a violent insurrection just two weeks...

Delaware News Journal More than a decade ago, Joe Sielski and a few of his fellow gay friends were at a Wilmington, Delaware, bar together when they heard a comment from another bar-goer: "I guess this is a gay bar now." "It was just one person in all of her bitterness, but it felt like the city was acting like we were not allowed to be there or needed to ask permission," Sielski says of his Trolley Square experience that night. It wasnt too long before Sielski and friend Tony Catka co-founde...

2020 in Review We all know the big stories. But these were our favorite stories, videos and pics in 2020 Mike Feeley, Delaware News Journal Published 2:24 am UTC Dec. 30, 2020 Its common this time of year for news organizations to compile lists of the years biggest stories. Mike Feeley, Executive Editor, The News JournalJennifer Corbett, The News Journal Heres our list: COVID-19. Criminal justice protests. Joe Biden election. Those three events dominated our year as well as the Delaware Onlin...