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State awards $54.9 million for Nanticoke/West Nanticoke Bridge project

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Post date November 29, 2023
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Blue catfish stomachs reveal ecological toll of their appetite

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Post date November 28, 2023
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Noah Bressman, a biologist at Salisbury University in Maryland, begins dissecting of a large blue catfish to determine the contents of its stomach.

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In terms of appetite and willingness to gorge on just about anything, blue catfish have few peers in the Chesapeake Bay, experts say.

“They’re eating everything, anything they can get their mouths around,” said Noah Bressman, a fish biologist at Salisbury University in Maryland.

Now, a clearer picture is emerging of their ecological toll. Two new studies based in tidal rivers on opposite sides of the Bay show that the invasive species is gobbling up prized native aquatic life, such as menhaden and blue crabs, at high rates.

Previous studies have suggested as much. But the latest research adds important insights.

The investigation conducted by Bressman’s team marks the first time that the nonnative’s eating habits have been examined on the eastern side of the Bay. Meanwhile, Virginia scientists have used a previous blue catfish stock assessment to produce another first: estimates of how much of each species is eaten within a major Chesapeake river.

The goal is to determine whether plentiful and voracious blue catfish are endangering the survival of their prey within a particular river or even the entire Bay complex. Many anglers and biologists have suspected as much. They just lack the scientific evidence to prove it.

The new research brings observers closer to that goal, said Dave Secor, a fisheries biologist with the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science. “Some of these numbers show potentially very large impacts to predation of prey species,” said Secor, who wasn’t involved with the studies.

Noah Bressman, left, and Davis Carter fish for blue catfish in Maryland’s Nanticoke River as part of…

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TidalHealth Nanticoke’s 3rd Quarter 2023 Team Members of the Quarter

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Post date November 26, 2023
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SEAFORD — TidalHealth Nanticoke honors four team members as 3rd Quarter 2023 Team Members of the Quarter.

Stephen “Steve” Hitchens of Accounting is TidalHealth Nanticoke’s 3rd Quarter 2023 Team Member of the Quarter for Administrative and Support Services. Mr. Hitchens started working at TidalHealth Nanticoke in June 1976. He has done every job in accounting including payroll, taking direct deposits to the bank, general ledger and accounts payable. Mr. Hitchens is known throughout the hospital as the “Candy Man” because he spends a small fortune out of his own pocket to make sure hospital team members can satisfy their candy needs throughout the workday.

MaryAnne “Mimi” Clark of Respiratory Care is TidalHealth Nanticoke’s 3rd Quarter 2023 Team Member of the Quarter for Professional Services. Ms. Clark started her career at TidalHealth Nanticoke in February 2022. Quick critical thinking skills are mandatory as a respiratory therapist and Ms. Clark is doing a great job thinking outside the box and giving the best care to her patients.

Vanessa “Dawn” Chaffinch of the Emergency Department is a TidalHealth Nanticoke 3rd Quarter 2023 Team Member of the Quarter for Nursing Services. Ms. Chaffinch is friendly, kind, compassionate and caring and these traits are reflected in the way she takes care of her patients. In her role, she has occasions to sit with some of the same people during their repeat visits. She gets to know them and builds a rapport with them which helps the patients during their stays. To her they are more than patients, they are like family. Patients will specifically request Chaffinch and she is willing to come in on a day off if she knows one of her familiar patients is here.

Melissa Wheedleton, RN, of the Progressive Care Unit (PCU) is a TidalHealth Nanticoke 3rd Quarter 2023 Team Member…

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What is the local folklore about rivers and lakes in Delaware?

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Post date November 25, 2023
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Exploring Delaware’s Watery Myths: Local Folklore of Rivers and Lakes

Delaware, with its picturesque waterways, is not just a haven for wildlife and outdoor enthusiasts but also a reservoir of rich folklore. The tales spun around its rivers and lakes are as deep and mysterious as the waters themselves.

Whispers from the Nanticoke River
One of the most storied waterways is the Nanticoke River, winding through southwestern Delaware. Local legend speaks of a phantom ship, seen only in the thickest fogs, which is said to be the ghost of a sunken vessel from the 18th century. Those who claim to have seen it describe eerie lights and muffled voices that fade into the mist.

Mysteries of Silver Lake
In Dover, Silver Lake holds its own allure. It is said that the lake is bottomless and that a town once submerged by its waters can still be seen in the lake’s depths on moonlit nights. The tale continues with stories of a ghostly lady who roams the lake’s edge, forever searching for something unknown.

FAQs:
Q: Are these stories based on historical events?
A: While some tales may have historical roots, most are embellished over time and have become part of the local mythos.

Q: Can visitors explore these areas?
A: Yes, many of these locations are accessible to the public and are popular spots for recreation and nature observation.

Definitions:
– Folklore: The traditional beliefs, customs, and stories of a community, passed through the generations by word of mouth.
– Phantom ship: A ghostly vessel that is said to haunt bodies of water, often linked to a historical sinking or tragedy.

Delaware’s rivers and lakes are not just bodies of water but storybooks, their pages filled with the folklore of generations. These tales continue to be a testament to the state’s rich cultural tapestry and the human…

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Thanksgiving dinner held at the Nanticoke Indian Center

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Post date November 24, 2023
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What is the history of the indigenous people in New Jersey?

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Post date November 23, 2023
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What is the history of the indigenous people in New Jersey?

New Jersey, a state known for its bustling cities and picturesque beaches, has a rich history that dates back thousands of years. Before European settlers arrived, the land was inhabited by various indigenous tribes who had called this region home for centuries. The history of the indigenous people in New Jersey is a story of resilience, culture, and the enduring spirit of a community.

The indigenous tribes of New Jersey, including the Lenape, Munsee, and Nanticoke, had a deep connection to the land and relied on its resources for their survival. They were skilled hunters, gatherers, and farmers, cultivating crops such as corn, beans, and squash. These tribes had their own distinct languages, traditions, and social structures, which were passed down through generations.

However, the arrival of European settlers in the 17th century brought significant changes to the lives of the indigenous people. The colonizers sought to claim the land for themselves, leading to conflicts and displacement. The indigenous tribes were forced to cede their territories through treaties and faced numerous challenges as their way of life was disrupted.

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Q: Who were the indigenous tribes in New Jersey?
A: The indigenous tribes in New Jersey included the Lenape, Munsee, and Nanticoke, among others.

Q: What were the main activities of the indigenous tribes?
A: The indigenous tribes were skilled hunters, gatherers, and farmers. They cultivated crops and relied on the land’s resources for their survival.

Q: How did European settlers impact the indigenous people in New Jersey?
A: European settlers brought conflicts and displacement to the indigenous tribes. The settlers sought to claim the land for themselves, leading to the forced ceding of territories and disruption of the indigenous way of life.

Despite the challenges they faced, the indigenous people of New Jersey have managed to…

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2nd worker seriously injured in April Nanticoke steel mill incident dies – Hamilton

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Post date November 22, 2023
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Another employee of a subcontractor doing work at a Nanticoke, Ont., steel mill in late April has died from a burn-related workplace incident, according to the province.

The Ministry of Labour says the death is connected with an ongoing investigation into an occurrence at Stelco Inc.’s Lake Erie facility in which a pair of workers were burned while working with materials in a steam cooling process.

Both men, employed by metal wall and roofing manufacturer John Kenyon Limited, were airlifted to hospital April 25 with life-threatening injuries.

The ministry says it was notified of the first death on May 16, just a couple weeks after the episode.

Sheet Metal Workers & Roofers Local 537 identified the man as 32-year-old Gabriel Cabral in a social media post and said he died while being treated in Sunnybrook burn unit in Toronto.

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On Friday, the province said it was informed that the second worker had died in hospital. That person was not identified by the ministry.

Two orders and four requirements were issued to John Kenyon Ltd. by the ministry in April, while one order was issued to Stelco Inc. following the incident.

A ministry spokesperson says no further orders or requirements have been issued to either company amid the latest death and is not commenting further on the matter.

Global News has reached out to both Stelco and John Kenyon for comment but has yet to receive a reply.

A GoFundMe campaign set up by friends and colleagues of Cabral, to aid his immediate family, characterized him as “optimistic throughout” with a passion for the outdoors.

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