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Eastern Shore News

• Suspect in murder arrested on Shore after foot chase

• Body found, recovered in Chesapeake Bay

• Wicomico County sheriff's deputy charged with DUI

• Wetlands license approved for high-speed Internet effort

• Activist didn't spark 1967 Cambridge riots, author says

• Cambridge man suspected in cell phone thefts back from Del.

• Vietnam vet memorializes death toll in Iraq

• Cambridge mulls ban on firing BB guns

• Kent Island plane mishap is investigated

• $40,000 painting left at Easton Goodwill store

• Motorcyclist hurt in 4-vehicle crash in Ocean City

• Snow Hill man gets 4 years for green card scheme

• O'Malley announces expansion of programs to revitalize small towns

• Md. Food Bank to start delivery service for rural areas

• Airbag thieves hit 7 cars in Ocean City

• Relatives offer reward for details in Del. man's murder

• 2 charged with spraying graffiti in Ocean City

• Attic holds a trove of Eastern Shore history

• Crabbers reporting a rich early harvest

• 2nd wastewater spill reported in Salisbury

• Delaware man charged in rape at Ocean City hotel

• Ocean City crews to fill in beach ditches created by storm

• Artist to create mural at site of Cambridge fire

• Wicomico River advisory posted after wastewater spill

• 3 arrested in fatal shooting of Caroline Co. man

• UMES officer charged with sexual abuse of girl, 15

• Body of Delaware man recovered from Chester River

• Easton councilwoman seen spending nights at Town Hall

• Police seek man in stabbing

• Viewfinder: From anxious to giddy, in a flash

• State to buy Dorchester Co. farmland for conservation

• Man cited for being shirtless in public in Easton

• Wicomico Co. caregiver charged in neglect case

• Maryland license plates could promote Ocean City

• Washington College gets $4.3 million gift for scholarships

• 2 found dead on Shore; U.S. 50 is shut for hours

• Outlook is bleak for state shoreline

• Ocean City buses to begin summer service

• High corn prices battle with rising fuel prices for Shore farmers

• Student poet, blogger at Washington College wins $67,000 award

• 2 teens charged in death of man, 34, in Salisbury

• State's Attorney to appear in court

• Historic Cambridge building burns

• Child-abuse case shelved

• Berlin Mayor Thomas A. Cardinale dies at 69

• Maryland proposes a new set of crabbing rules

Growth & Development

• O'Malley plan to restrict building near bay faces fight

• Eastern Shore landmark inn for sale

• New vision of growth for Chestertown

• Neavitt makes do with fading population, lack of public facilities

• Preston residents retreat indoors as more traffic passes through

• Hebron braces for expected sprawl

• Natural gas pipeline proposal sparks growth fears

• Cambridge sees a downtown revival

• Amid building boom, Crisfield plans to maintain working marina

Bay & Environment

• Board backs buying of easements

• 'Green' issue on Balto. Co. council agenda

• Increase seen in recycling among city residents

• Arundel Co. to resume at-risk water tests near Fort Meade

• Pentagon, EPA at odds