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The Delmarva Peninsula is a rapidly changing place. Development is booming, we are becoming more diverse, and our arts scene is gaining recognition. Delmarva Today explores the issues and people who make living on the Peninsula such a unique place.
Your host, Don Rush, seeks out guests and issues that impact the daily lives of our listeners. How will possible wind power impact your wallet and the environment? Are local bloggers helping or hurting public discourse? Is there a way to balance the desire to preserve our small towns' heritage and encourage economic development?
From Dover to Wallops Island, from the Bridge to the Beaches and everywhere in between, Delmarva Today explores what's happening today and tomorrow in Delmarva.
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Bryan Russo Talks with Him about His Music and His Life
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What He Has Learned as He Joins the Moore Administration
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GOP Wraps Up Its National Convention
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Salisbury Rainbow Crosswalk Controversy Heats Up & Millsboro Has New Mayor
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Mayor Randy Taylor Proposes Painting It Over
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Kevin Diaz Looks at the Road Ahead as Numbers Decline
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Plus, A New Report by the Greater Salisbury Committee on Issues Facing the County
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Overtime Rises for Law Enforcement
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A Second Novel in a Series by Martin Sneider
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Weekly Roundup: Burn Bans in Effect and the History of Red, White & Boom