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Delmar senior Mustafa Kilicarslan pursues high school, college degrees at the same time
Delmar senior Mustafa Kilicarslan, Jr. likes to be challenged. Next spring he will [...]
Pioneering cancer care
TidalHealth offers state-of-the-art treatment If you’re coping with a cancer diagnosis you may feel overwhelmed, [...]
Woodbridge football team holds off Laurel, 14-13, to move to 4-1
The Woodbridge varsity football team advanced to 4-1 on the year with a [...]
HEALTH
Huntington’s Disease
When I was a second year medical student, they brought in a patient with Huntington’s Disease. It was called Huntington’s Chorea in those days. The patient was in a wheelchair. She had a drawn haggard appearance. She had some uncontrollable movements. She looked much older than her age. Huntington’s Disease is an inherited disorder. It is dominant trait. Therefore, a parent will give it to approximately half of the children. The problem is that it usually does not begin to show up until the fourth decade of life between the ages 30 and 40. Chorea stands for bizarre body movements that occur without any control by the individual. Chorea was one of the most prominent early symptoms of the disease. That is why [...]
CHURCH
Mount Olivet Fall Soup and Pastry Sale is Nov. 2
Mount Olivet’s Fall Soup and Pastry sale is taking place on Nov. 2. Orders must be placed by Wednesday, Oct. 23. Eight different soups are available for sale: 15 bean with ham, broccoli cheese, chicken taco, chili, chunky potato and ham, Italian wedding soup, loaded potato, and Mount Olivet chicken noodle. Pastries that are being offered include apple crisp, banana bread, a slice of blueberry cream cheese pastry, blueberry scones (two), brownies (2), cheddar beer [...]
Grand Holiday Bazaar
On Nov. 16, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., come and shop from local crafters and vendors. This is the Holiday Bazaar to shop for the unique gifts that you can’t find anywhere else. Discover one of a kind handmade holiday decorations and gift items. There will be a delicious bake sale table with lots of your favorite goodies. Also, there will be an Attic Treasures Table filled with many unique items. Holiday shopping never felt so [...]
BULLETIN BOARD
Nanticoke Conservancy’s Semi-Annual Chapel Branch Clean-Up Day
Volunteers will be welcomed on Saturday, Oct. 19 for the Semi-Annual Chapel Branch Clean-Up Day [...]
Beef and Beer fundraiser
The Laurel Women’s Civic Club is having a beef and beer fundraiser on Saturday, Nov. [...]
Delmar Chili Cook Off and Job Fair
The Delmar Parks and Recreation Chili Cook Off and Job Fair will take place on [...]
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OBITS
Charles Sayres
Charles Sayres of Seaford and Bridgeton, NJ passed away peacefully on Sept. 14, 2024 with his family at his side. He was born April 28, 1933 in Bridgeton, NJ. He was a proud LoBiondo truck [...]
Walter Harold English, Sr., 76
Walter Harold English, Sr. of Rhodesdale, passed away on Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2024 at his home surrounded by his loving family. He was born on Jan. 2, 1948 in Cambridge, the son of the [...]
Michael Dean Moore
We sadly announce the passing of Michael Dean Moore, a beloved member of the Delmar community. Michael, also known as Mikey, was born on June 18, 1951, in Salisbury, one of 10 sons of the [...]
Travis W. Sepulveda, 94
Travis W. Sepulveda of Bethel, passed away on Oct. 3, 2024 at the Lofland Park Center. She was born on July 8, 1930 in Laurel to the late Clarence White and Mary Webb Hager. Travis [...]