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  • 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…
  • It is said the April showers bring May flowers. But, Delmarva Public Radio essayist George Merrill writes, if you listen closely you can here the rain…
  • Mother's Day is upon us. And amid the festivities Delmarva Public Radio Essayist George Merrill reminds us that this is a truly complicated and sometimes…
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