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Belmont County Board of Elections member Frankie Lee Carnes, left, selects precincts at random Monday after the board certified November’s election, adding
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Belmont County Board of Elections member Frankie Lee Carnes, left, selects precincts at random Monday after the board certified November’s election, adding
PORT DEPOSIT — Maryland State Police at the North East barrack continue to investigate a break in at the former Tome United Methodist Church that caused more than $38,000 in
47abc May 5, 2021 DELMAR, Del. – The community is still honoring Corporal Keith Heacook’s legacy and raising funds to support his family. Today, community members gathered at Kylan Barn in Delmar in support of the Blue Line Fundraiser. The fundraiser, hosted by Blue Line Network, was a sticker event where cars can drive up and volunteers placed a blue strip on cars at no cost. However, donations were accepted. The Founder and President of the Blue Line Network, Robert Quirk, says he wanted law enforcement to see this event and know that the network has their backs. He also encourages peop...
T-L Photo/ROBERT A. DEFRANK Belmont County Board of Elections members Frankie Lee Carnes, from left, Robert Quirk and Michael Shaheen prepare for the upcoming primary on May 4. There will be one contested race between Democratic candidates for council in the 4th Ward of Martins Ferry between incumbent Rick Rodgers and challenger Pamela Shrodes. The board confirmed six poll workers Wednesday. Two people voted early so far, and eight requested a mail-in ballot. The certification will be held at the next regular meeting at 4 p.m. May 17. Newsletter I'm interested in (please check all that apply)...
Advertisement Thousands of Sydneysiders remain locked out of Victoria despite their local area not recording a case of coronavirus for a month and NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian continues to express frustration and confusion over the government’s traffic light system. Ms Berejiklian said there was no medical reason justifying the Victorian government’s border restrictions with Sydney, as 10 local government areas remain ‘red zones’. Premier Gladys Berejiklian at the site of the new Tweed Valley Hospital, in northern NSW, on Tuesday. Credit:Louise Kennerley A person is not allowed to e...