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The light that shines through the windows of our lives often illuminates that which time has left behind. Delmarva Public Essayist George Merill.

The Christmas season finds shoppers packing the stores and scooping up the latest gadgets and novelties in the holiday spirit. Delmarva Public Radio…

The Oyster. It has come to symbolize the Chesapeake Bay. Delmarva Public Radio Essayist George Merrill reflects on its beauty and says, perhaps, we should…

As the Republican presidential race heads southward, front-runner Mitt Romney's religion could play a role in how evangelical Christians vote. Delmarva…

When should you prepare your child (and yourself) for college? How are you going to afford it? Where are they going to go? We sit down this week with the…

WSCL, 89.5 FM is back on the air as of 3PM, October 19th, thanks to the hard work of Bruce Blanchard, Chief Engineer for Delmarva Public Radio, Ray…

With the death of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, many are comparing her to British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. However, as…

If you thought rollerderby has gone out of fashion, think again. The three old Salisbury Rollergirls are part of a comeback for the sport that began in…

As we age, we lose things along the way, things that have been with us for years. However, Delmarva Public Radio Essayist George Merrill reflects,…

The world around us is filled with many neighbors, some in the wild, some next door. Delmarva Public Radio's essayist George Merrill ponders this…