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Coastal Point, July 18, 2008, Volume 5, No. 29

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Belguin Bud not end of world
by monica.fleming
Biden opposes off-chore drilling, supports wind farm
by monica.fleming
State fair still a 4-H tradition
by monica.fleming
Citizens get more say in town
by monica.fleming
Ocean View amends police vehicle policy
by monica.fleming
School shuffle continue as renovations near end
by monica.fleming
Hundreds spill out of Selbyville pub brawl
by monica.fleming
Questions of conflict of interest in Ocean View
by monica.fleming
Ocean View approves controversial move
by monica.fleming
Fenwick charter change approves by legislators
by monica.fleming
Beach and Bay Cottage Tour brings new flavor to public eye
by monica.fleming
Third time a charm for Delmarva ESA District
by monica.fleming
Taking a gamble
by monica.fleming
Fenwick Island environmental group hears from Delmarva Power
by monica.fleming
For fresh, local blueberries, head to Blueberry Lane Farm
by monica.fleming
Everybody loves a (boat) parade!
by monica.fleming
Ghosts come to life in Eastern Shore tales
by monica.fleming
Red Cross urges preparedness for hurricanes
by monica.fleming
State's insurance commissioner ready for higher office
by monica.fleming
Week 8 Coastal Point Health Tech Challenge
by monica.fleming
Warriors try to find their footing after 2-4 week
by monica.fleming
Amid high temps, electric co-op issues peak alert
by M. Patricia Titus
Letters to the Editor-- July 18, 2008
by monica.fleming
World Series is our series
by monica.fleming
Residents receive bills for water service
by monica.fleming
Paul A. Potter, 74
by monica.fleming
Ruth Bernice Smith Holsinger, 89
by monica.fleming
David L. Brady, 35
by monica.fleming