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Photograph by JMPhoto64 via iStock. Pestilence follows pandemic this year as the 17-year cicadas dubbed Brood X emerge in May. Although one could embrace the return of the bugs that allegedly taste like shrimp, you wouldn’t be blamed for wanting to hightail it away from the flying insects. Spots in Southern Maryland and parts of the Eastern Shore south of Kent County should be havens from the rude brood, according to a map tracking cicadas in the Mid-Atlantic region. “It’s going to be super intense, especially in DC as well as most of Maryland. [In] areas of the Eastern Shore, it’s ...

WATERTOWN — The Town Council, meeting Monday, January 4, unanimously appointed Joshua Bernegger as police chief with a salary of $129,000. Town Manager Mark A. Raimo noted that the search for a new police chief began in October 2020. The search committee unanimously recommended the promotion of the town’s deputy chief to the position of police chief. Prior to the vote, council Lou Razza commended Mr. Bernegger’s work, especially his ability to run the police department following the departure of the last police chief. The new police chief expressed his appreciation for everyone...

Listen • 1:36 Every year a lighted Christmas tree appears on the old Seven Mile Bridge in the Florida Keys — on a section that's not connected to land. WLRN spoke with a couple of the "elves" behind the annual lighting and decoration of Fred the Tree. About 10 years ago, two Keys residents named Tim and Loretta noticed an Australian pine growing on a section of the old Seven Mile Bridge. The original bridge, built by Henry Flagler's Overseas Railway in 1912. The bridge eventually became part of the Overseas Highway but It hasn't been used for traffic since 1982. The tr...

markhedden.com A team of "elves" decorates the Australian pine on a disconnected section of the old Seven Mile bridge in the Florida Keys every year. About 10 years ago, two Keys residents named Tim and Loretta noticed an Australian pine growing on a section of the old Seven Mile Bridge. The original bridge was built by Henry Flagler's Overseas Railway in 1912. The bridge eventually became part of the Overseas Highway but It hasn't been used for traffic since 1982. The tree was on a section that isn't connected to land any more and, unlike some of the other old bridges, isn't used as a fishin...