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Lin Spicers restored Ford Model T farm truck, once used to haul tomatoes to Phillips Packing House, is now a historical artifact at the site. The truck, donated by Spicer, will be used to display the packing houses past, with staff planning to load it with baskets and fake tomatoes. This comes after the packing house was recognized as a Chesapeake Gateway by the National Park Service.

New Years Eve faces challenging weather: Rose Parade braces for rain, Times Square for cold. Despite forecasts, traditions draw massive crowds and viewers.

The Farm Weed Dispensary in Frankford, Delaware, thrives six months after opening, drawing local and tourist customers alike. Despite the off-season, sales remain steady, thanks to a strong summer start. General Manager Kevyn Robinson attributes this to consistent foot traffic and demand. Local shoppers, like military veteran Richard Ames, appreciate the convenience for managing chronic pain. Town Manager Sheldon Hudson sees it as a boost for the local economy, with the dispensary attracting more people to the town.

Incoming New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, a Muslim democratic socialist, will make history by taking his oath on a centuries-old Quran, becoming the first Muslim, South Asian, and African-born person to lead the city. He will use three Qurans, including a pocket-sized manuscript from the New York Public Librarys collection, dating back to the Ottoman period. This event highlights New Yorks diverse Muslim community and Mamdanis resilience in the face of Islamophobic backlash. The library Quran will be displayed publicly, encouraging exploration of Islamic life in the city.

Justice Department Intensifies Review of Jeffrey Epstein Case Files, Bringing in Over 400 Attorneys to Handle Massive Workload; Pressure Mounts on Attorney General Pam Bondi as Deadline Nears.

Beat the Winter Blues in Ocean Pines: The Clubhouse Bar and Grilles January Specials The Clubhouse Bar and Grille in Ocean Pines, Maryland, is hosting a variety of food, drink, and entertainment specials throughout January to help combat the winter blues. Mondays feature ten-dollar smashburgers and Music Bingo, while happy hour runs from four to six p.m. on Mondays and Fridays. Thursdays offer all-day happy hour, and Fridays bring ten-dollar Bulldog-style pizzas and live music. Catch performances by Danny Shivers, Lennon La Ricci, Jack Bannon, Opposite Direction, and more. Saturdays offer Wii Bowling on the big screens, and Sundays feature NFL games with specials and giveaways. The club is closed on Thursday, January first, and has off-season hours from Thursday through Monday.

Dick Clarks Rockin New Years Eve on ABC features Post Malone, Pitbull, and more, while Nashvilles New Years Eve Live Big Bash on CBS offers Jason Aldean and Lainey Wilson. NBCs A Toast to twenty twenty-five and CNNs New Years Eve Live from Times Square also host celebrations. Tune in for a nationwide New Years Eve celebration.

2025 on Delmarva was marked by significant events, from severe winter storms and Hurricane Erins impact to public safety incidents and development controversies. Energy costs surged, and offshore wind projects faced federal hurdles. Despite challenges, community events thrived, setting the stage for 2026s growth and protection efforts.

President Trump vetoes bipartisan bills, causing tension among allies. Lauren Boebert, a Republican Representative and Trump ally, faces political retaliation for her stance on Epstein. Jeff Hurd, who co-sponsored the Colorado water bill, expresses disappointment. Trump cites the Miccosukee Tribes immigration opposition in his veto letter. Overriding the vetoes may be challenging due to midterms and Republican control in Congress.