A driver has been fined and lost his licence after he was caught speeding today police detected a vehicle travelling 98km/h in a signed 50 km/h zone a 17-year-old boy from Munno Para was issued with a $2811.00 fine for speeding breaching his provisional 1 licence conditions failing to display p plates and issued a six-month instant loss of licence Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInSALISBURY (WFSB) - Injuries have been reported after a pedestrian was struck by a car in Salisbury Sunday evening State police say that it happened in the area of Main Street The victim was transported to the hospital for treatment Their injuries are deemed non-life threatening Michael’s man in an April 24 shooting incident in the 600 block of North Division Street in which a dog sadly died the Salisbury Police Department received multiple calls for shots fired within the 600 block of N patrol officers learned two nearby residences It was also learned that a canine inside one of the residences had been struck and killed during the incident The investigation revealed that 30-year-old Ri’tell Dodd fired a handgun in the direction of residences within the 600 block of N An application for charges was submitted to the District Court Commissioner’s Office and an arrest warrant was issued AGH, TidalHealth finalize merger: Berlin's Atlantic General Hospital merges with TidalHealth: Official agreement signed OCMD Boardwalk's vibrant history: Ocean City, MD, Boardwalk history: From small wooden walkway to commercial business hotbed With the assistance of the St. Michaels Police Department, investigators were able to locate Dodd and safely take him into custody on April 30, 2025. Mr. Dodd was brought back to Wicomico County and later released to the Wicomico County Detention Center to be seen by a District Court Commissioner. The investigation is ongoing and detectives request that anyone with any information about this incident contact the Salisbury Police Department Criminal Investigation Division at (410) 548-3165. Information can also be provided anonymously through Crime Solvers at (410) 548-1776. Oh no! It looks like JavaScript is not enabled in your browser. CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) Guides point out some of the thousands of marks around church – but stories behind many of them remain elusive You don’t notice them at first. The eyes tend to be drawn to the grander wonders – the altars, the stained glass, the pillars and flowing arches. But once the marks carved into the stonework of Salisbury Cathedral by centuries of pilgrims churchgoers and mischief-makers are pointed out A “graffiti tour” of the great Wiltshire church is being launched in May with guides pointing out what feel like whispered messages from the past from initials of people long-forgotten to images of animals and flowers and “protection marks” thought to keep evil at bay There is also a piece of backwards writing that some think may be a curse Salisbury Cathedral Photograph: Ben Birchall/PAA team of volunteers have spent a year finding and mapping the graffiti and experts have tried to pin down some of the stories behind it but the reality is that most of the tales they could tell remain elusive “We know so much about other parts of the cathedral for example the stained glass windows – when they were made who designed them and so on – but we can’t know everything about the graffiti worked in and known the cathedral through the centuries and left their marks We can speculate in some instances and try to understand the lives of people back then but we can’t know everything.” “It’s exciting to spot things that may not have been seen for years And then we can debate what they mean,” she said The Guardian was given a preview of the tour starting with a couple of footprints close to the west doors placed their footwear on a hunk of limestone supporting a pillar and carved around their footprints with the initials “JG” and “WS” next to them Foot shapes and the initials JG and WS Photograph: Jim Wileman/The GuardianIn the north porch curvy style of writing has been dated to the 17th century and the cathedral thinks it may have been created by a man called Nicholas Gilberd who was having a row with the authorities over boundaries At the bottom of a letter to the cathedral In the south quire aisle there is a collection of lines and dots It is possible that members of a medieval choir carved a long-lost tune here as they waited to sing Close by is a piece of medieval Latin text difficult to decipher but the cathedral thinks it may be a curse because some of it is written backwards it could also be that this wasn’t a very good writer There is a gaming board in the morning chapel and the guides like to imagine medieval priests sitting down to while away a few minutes in a quiet corner A cat in the cloisters Photograph: Jim Wileman/The GuardianBeasts featured include a salamander tucked on a pillar beneath the spire One of Mangan’s favourites is a bird and the creator has cleverly used a triangular natural break in the stone for its beak The cathedral is not suggesting modern visitors follow suit attitudes seem to have been much more accepting Marks are often found in very public areas suggesting they were both accepted and acceptable.” Marks on a memorial to John Salcot Photograph: Jim Wileman/The GuardianPell is fond of the initials and names remembering “ordinary” people believed to have been carved by mourning relatives of people who may not have been commemorated elsewhere “When we look around the cathedral and see memorials to the rich and famous we rarely get a glimpse of the ordinary folk,” she said READ OUR STORIES EXPLORE OUR HISTORY READ MORE SHOP NOW Coming soon! DONATE NOW Many slammed The Valley surface’s performance at last month’s William Reid Stakes meeting while forecast rain on Friday could sabotage track manager Tony Salisbury’s work ahead of Saturday’s fixture Don't miss out on the headlines from Horse Racing Followed categories will be added to My News Mother Nature has given The Valley track manager Tony Salisbury another hospital pass leading into Saturday’s nine-race card The Valley copped plenty of stick from punters and participants for the way it raced at last month’s William Reid Stakes meeting many suggesting the track heavily favoured runners near the inside rail Rain on the eve of the meeting caused the track to race like a heavy track on the day The weather bureau has forecast up to 25mm of rain on Friday after weeks of unseasonal warm and dry weather in Melbourne “You wouldn’t read about it would you?” Salisbury said “It’s been 30 degrees and 26 degrees leading up to Easter and on Friday night at midnight Salisbury said he analysed the way The Valley track raced on the day, noting horses could run on when circumstances allowed, including Jimmysstar, who charged home for third in the William Reid Stakes before saluting in the Group 1 All Aged Stakes in Sydney last Saturday it stood up quite well and all of the horses came out of it well,” Salisbury said He said specialist testing of The Valley surface revealed other issues that contributed to the track’s performance • Wolfe sprinter out to rebound in The Quokka “We had the 12mm (on the Friday) but it was the worst case scenario,” Salisbury said “We knew the track wasn’t 100 per cent with the roots and there were some things that caused that “We got some testing done post William Reid day and found several diseases within the grass canopy and root zone.” The Valley’s track staff immediately got to work to eradicate the diseases from the affected areas of the course while a four-week break between meetings with mostly fine weather also helped the track recover Salisbury walks the track twice a day and said he had been amazed at The Valley’s recovery from the issues that plagued the William Reid Stakes meeting Schwarz was utterly brilliant in the William Reid Stakes, finding the lead from the outset & pounding his opposition into the turf 💫Where to next for @JohnOSheaRacing's Group 1 winning son of Zoustar? pic.twitter.com/nL1ia4tgb5 “We’ve adjusted those issues and the track itself looks 10 times better than it did leading into the William Reid plus a break of four weeks off with no racing gave us some opportunities to do some remedial works that we don’t otherwise get a chance to do with seven meetings in seven weeks,” Salisbury said “Those remedial works after the William Reid took about a week and a half for the guys to get around and do those repairs “The taking care of those diseases and the recovery time of the track has taken about two-and-a-half to three weeks “There’s much thicker canopy of grass on the track I’ve cut it at four inches and will just let it grow out for the rest of the week.” Hosting a nine-race card rather than William Reid Stakes Day’s 11-race meeting will also help the track stand up to Saturday’s meeting Originally published as Up to 25mm of rain forecast for The Valley leading up to Saturday’s meeting Accredited resumes at Gosford on Saturday after creating plenty of hype over the summer with some slashing performances Hong Kong superstar Ka Ying Rising will have two runs in Sydney this Spring Thoroughbred racing’s biggest and brightest names of the jockey ranks have signed on to compete in a lucrative Grand Prix style franchise-based global circuit James McDonald is one of a number of champion jockeys to give the new global jockey league the tick of approval Melbourne jockey Ethan Brown will head to Saturday’s Hollindale Sakes at the Gold Coast in super form after a treble at last Saturday’s Caulfield meeting Annabel Archibald will be out to secure a fifth straight Hollindale Stakes this Saturday The Salisbury Fringe Carnival is set to return If you’re excited about this year’s Adelaide Fringe Festival but want to skip the hustle and bustle of the CBD yet still be a part of all the festivities head along to the Salisbury Fringe Carnival at Carisbrooke Park with a huge weekend of fantastic activities and entertainment this free event has been a staple since way back in 2014 and attracts over 15,000 visitors each year This year’s Salisbury Fringe Carnival will feature more amusement rides than ever plus entertainment across two performance areas Sports enthusiasts can also look forward to the Riot City Wrestling Ring including rides—making this the perfect family-friendly event And for those wishing to dine or enjoy a drink a variety of food vendors will be available alongside a licensed bar area “The Salisbury Fringe Carnival continues to grow in size and popularity and I’m excited to see it at the beautiful Carisbrooke Park again,” shared City of Salisbury Mayor Gillian Aldridge OAM It’s the perfect way to kick off the year and experience the vibrant energy of our city.” “Join us for a weekend of free entertainment and community spirit in the City of Salisbury.” including live music from The Incredibles Band with their popular Queen Tribute Show and Jake Daulby jaw-dropping acrobatics by international act HEROMACRO and fringe-style acts in the Rastelli tent “We’re so excited to play at this year’s Salisbury Fringe Carnival and we’re really looking forward to bringing our Queen Tribute Show out north as we’ve got such an amazing northern fan base,” said Sam Raciti Lead Singer and Manager of The Incredibles Band “Our first set will feature some great party tunes and then our second set will be the Queen Tribute Show – so there’ll be something for everyone!” With a huge lineup of entertainment, amusement rides, and interactive activities this year’s Salisbury Fringe Carnival is sure to be an unforgettable weekend of fun and community spirit.Salisbury Fringe CarnivalWhen: February 21st and 22ndWhere: Carisbrooke Park, Main North Road, Salisbury Park SA, AustraliaFor more information, click here Over 100 South Australian wine producers are showcasing their best to international importers this.. 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Wrong Turn At Lungfish is of exceptional quality and an unmitigated stand out South Australia will see mixed weather conditions The City of Salisbury’s Watershed Creative Prize is now open to submissions from locals and beyond for works relating to the theme of Salisbury as a place to call home The City of Salisbury’s Watershed Creative Prize is now open for submissions and offers up to $3,000 for winners in multiple categories Note that the submission date has been extended and submissions are now open until 5pm Sunday For the 2025 edition of the annual art prize the theme is ‘Spirit of Salisbury – A place to call home’ This is a fantastic opportunity for emerging artists to hone their craft and gain exposure Entries will be curated to reflect a sense of community from the best submissions that ring true to this year’s theme Artists are encouraged to reflect on what being part of a community means to them They might also consider who they think of when they think of home what comes to mind when they think of the City of Salisbury Emerging artists will have the opportunity to show off their masterpieces with an exhibition of selected works open to the public from Wednesday 25 June to Sunday 27 July 2025 in the John Harvey Community Hall at the Salisbury Community Hub and are available to all community members including artists living outside of the City of Salisbury council area The competition is open to all South Australians not just those living in the City of Salisbury The prize is comprised of two main categories The ‘traditional’ category encompasses painting and photography while the ‘3D’ category is open to sculptures Artists can submit as many works as they like though only two pieces may be selected as finalists The prize winners will be revealed at an awards night on Friday May 9th winners will receive $3,000 and runners-up will take home $1,500 There is also a special category aimed at nurturing young talent in the Salisbury area Artists aged between 12 to 25 are eligible for the Youth Creative Artist Prize which offers a prize of $700 in both the Traditional and the 3D categories “We are proud to again stage the Watershed Creative Prize which recognises the amazing creativity of our community.” “I am really looking forward to seeing how people reflect the great spirit the City of Salisbury and hope the recognition will help them as they continue their artistic journey.” The Watershed Creative Prize not only highlights artistic talents but it also acts as a stepping stone for emerging artists Previous winner Tamika Daviess clinched the Youth Traditional Prize in 2024 with her poignant painting of a Grey Headed Flying Fox mother and baby “I entered to promote my artistic skills and passion towards protecting our endangered species,” Tamika said “Winning first prize was a new experience and a great achievement as a young artist plus I have been able to reinvest my prize into my art.” This competition is an excellent opportunity for local artists to gain exposure and earn accolades in a supportive community environment contributing to the cultural fabric of the region Who knows what exciting opportunities might come your way For more information on the Watershed Creative Prize, and to enter, click here MD---When Ellery Stamp and Caroline Daly walk across the stage at Spring Commencement in just a few weeks they will leave behind a Salisbury University they changed during their four years as students in the Franklin P studying marketing at the Instituto Lorenzo d’Medici (LdM) in Florence They were the latest in a long line of SU students studying abroad there over many years without SU’s having any formal relationship with the famous Florentine study center they will be the last to have to go on their own SU President Carolyn Ringer Lepre recently signed a memorandum of understanding with LdM President Carla Guarducci that will simplify the process for more SU students to study abroad in the heart of the Tuscany region The agreement will make it easier for SU students to apply their financial aid to their study abroad program in Italy and will help faculty members better advise them on how the courses that they take at LdM can count toward their SU degrees.  I knew I wanted to take a class that would help strengthen my knowledge of marketing as well as give me the cultural aspect while studying away in a foreign country,” said Stamp “I was able to interact and create lifelong relationships with peers professors and business owners that I never would have had the ability to make without studying abroad.” While LdM has a strong curriculum of business courses that attract students from prestigious business schools throughout the U.S. the LdM curriculum is best known for its courses in the arts Its specialty certificate programs in design study abroad is also about the experiential learning that happens all throughout the experience “The opportunity to study abroad has taught me that I love to travel try new things and adapt to the cultures around me,” said Daly “I am so lucky that I was able to study abroad with one of my best friends ate the best food and learned so much in our wine marketing class Our eyes were opened to the societies around us.” Stamp enjoyed the travel they were able to do on the weekends: “I was able to travel to Paris It was amazing to make connections with fellow students from the United States that came to study abroad in Florence.” SU students will have the opportunity to study abroad at LdM during winter “Italy has always been a sought-after destination for SU students to study abroad,” said Dr SU assistant provost for international education “Thanks to the leadership of Caroline and Ellery SU will be able to facilitate such adventures in learning to more students.” Registration is open for the 2026 winter term and beyond. For more information, visit the SU study abroad portal and type “Lorenzo d’Medici” in the search bar. Have an SU story idea to pitch to the PR Office? Visit the PR Office homepage for the appropriate contact. Salisbury Community Hub (Salisbury Civic Plaza / Inparrinthi Kumangka)18 Jijawong Cres, Salisbury SA 5108Directions Salisbury is hosting a range of events for Harmony Week from March 17 culminating in a major celebration at the Salisbury Community Hub on Friday family-friendly event includes an intercultural parade and a mini-market featuring food and goods from refugee and migrant entrepreneurs Mayor Gillian Aldridge says “the City of Salisbury is a place where people from all backgrounds feel welcome” “Harmony Week is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the many cultures that make our city so special I encourage everyone to attend this incredible celebration of diversity,” she says One-third of Salisbury residents were born overseas and more than 32 per cent speak a language other than English at home Performers include the award-winning ensemble Farhan Shah and Sufi Oz and First Nations singer-songwriter Vonda Last There will also be a Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony led by Uncle Allen Edwards Sr an address from Minister for Tourism and Multicultural Affairs Zoe Bettison and live multilingual radio coverage from Radio Italiana and PBA FM Pastor David Fletcher from JYC Aboriginal Social Group says it “is a unique time to walk together with hundreds of community members Subscribe for updatesAttendees are encouraged to wear cultural attire or orange. More information about Harmony Week events is available online This listing was produced with the help of Evan, CityMag’s AI event assistant. Evan keeps up with Adelaide’s thriving events calendar so our journalists can spend more time chasing the stories that matter to the city. He saves us time so you can have a good time. If there are any inaccuracies, please contact [email protected].  InDaily South Australia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of country throughout South Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging. Queen City News SALISBURY, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — A man lost his life in a shooting late Wednesday night officers were called to a shooting in the 200 block of South Clay Street They arrived to find 21-year-old David Rickey Anderson shot and tried to save his life Salisbury Police say they are committed to finding out who is responsible for Anderson’s death Anyone with information on this homicide is asked to call Salisbury Police at 704-638-5333 or give an anonymous tip to Salisbury-Rowan Crime Stoppers at 866-639-5245 If you have video of the incident, please send the footage to police at THIS LINK or with the below QR code. You can remain anonymous. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Thanks to a vibrant community and dedicated fans, the Star Wars films constantly smash box office records, and the TV shows pull in millions of viewers. If you need some help brainstorming ways to celebrate Star Wars Day, here are a few things you can do. A necklace that honors the bond between mother and child is a personal, timeless gift for Mom this Mother’s Day. Win HappyPremiumSearch Rayogreatest hitssalisburynewsMan arrested in Salisbury murder investigationThe 21-year-old from Durrington has been taken in after the fatal stabbing of a man on Davies Road yesterday (3 May) A man remains in custody - after being arrested on suspicion of murder near Salisbury The 21-year-old from Durrington has been taken in after the fatal stabbing of a man on Davies Road just before 8 o'clock yesterday morning A small cordon remained in place overnight Wiltshire Police said: "A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder following an incident at Longhedge this morning (03/05) "We responded to reports that a man had been stabbed in Davies Road at 7.52am His family are being supported by specialist officers and our thoughts are with them at this hard time "A 21-year-old man from Durrington was arrested on suspicion of murder He remains in custody and our enquiries are ongoing "There is no wider risk to the public "A smaller cordon will remain in Davies Road overnight." Hear all the latest news from across the UK on the hour, every hour, on Greatest Hits Radio on DAB, smartspeaker, at greatesthitsradio.co.uk, and on the Rayo app. Company number 01176085; Bauer Radio Limited Company number: 1394141Registered office: Media House Peterborough PE2 6EA and H Bauer Publishing Company number: LP003328; Registered office: The Lantern London NW1 2PL All registered in England and Wales VAT no 918 5617 01H Bauer Publishing are authorised and regulated for credit broking by the FCA (Ref No: 845898) Salisbury Station will close to the public from Monday 9 December ahead of a full accessibility rebuild as part of Cross River Rail associated works The rebuild will improve access and functionality for all customers overpass and lifts being built to enhance connectivity around the station Kiss ‘n’ Ride parking and a new canopy at platform level for weather protection and are also included in the rebuild Salisbury station is being rebuilt as part of a wider transformation to expand, improve and modernise south east Queensland’s rail network and work will soon begin on demolition of the existing station the Cross River Rail Delivery Authority is responsible for a rolling program of station accessibility upgrades between Dutton Park and Salisbury stations including a complete rebuild of Salisbury station Beenleigh line trains will run express through Salisbury station during construction with the station expected to reopen in mid-2026 once works are complete Salisbury station is one of seven stations being rebuilt on Brisbane’s southside as part of wider Cross River Rail works Rocklea and Dutton Park already open and providing customers with modern and accessible stations Find out more about the station rebuild and alternate public transport services at the dedicated webpage. As Melbourne braces for a population of 9 million by 2050 global leader in smart sustainable mobility solutions has delivered on-time and to budget its Traffic Management System we’re homing in on two major topics: Tunnels and Cybersecurity All content published on this site is the property of Prime Creative Media A Delaware man is charged with murder and more in a fatal shooting that occurred in Salisbury in June 2024 Here's what to know from the Maryland State Police announcement The accused is identified as Fernando Medino-Moreta Moreta is charged with first- and second-degree murder and other related charges He is currently being held in Delaware and awaiting extradition identified as Franklin Abraham Perez Rodriguez Florida was the victim of a shooting that occurred on June 10 He was transported by ambulance to TidalHealth Peninsula Regional Hospital from the scene and later pronounced dead by hospital personnel Delaware State Police contact MSP after anonymous tipShortly before 9 p.m investigators from the Maryland State Police Homicide Unit were contacted by Delaware State Police after receiving a tip from an anonymous caller The caller reported that a man wanted in connection to a Maryland homicide was in a parking lot in Millsboro Delaware State Police responded to the area on northbound Route 113 in Millsboro and located the vehicle described by the anonymous caller A traffic stop was conducted and the driver of the vehicle was identified as Fernando Medino-Moreta officers from the Salisbury Police Department initially responded to the 700 block of E Naylor Mill Road for the reported shooting The Maryland State Police Homicide Unit was requested to lead the investigation This website is unavailable in your location It appears you are attempting to access this website from a country outside of the United States therefore access cannot be granted at this time Two people have been arrested after a Volkswagen failed to stop for police in the northern suburbs last night At 8.15pm on Friday 11 April patrols spotted a Volkswagen sedan on Haydown Road Elizabeth East and attempted to stop the vehicle however the driver sped off Patrols called in the assistance of PolAir who tracked the vehicle as it travelled through Elizabeth East The vehicle was seen to travel on the wrong side of the road on Midway Road and through a red light at the intersection of Main North Road and Black Top Road Patrols successfully spiked the vehicle's tyres on Stanford Road and the male passenger was seen to run from the vehicle The car continued for a short distance onto Featherstone Place where the female driver abandoned the car and ran off hiding in the rear yard of a Stanford Road address A 22-year-old Elizabeth Grove woman was arrested and charged with drive dangerously to escape police pursuit She was bailed to appear in the Elizabeth Magistrates Court on 12 May was arrested and charged with breach of bail and outstanding warrants He was refused police bail and will appear in court on Monday Salisbury Inter delivered a thrilling performance as they overcame West Adelaide Salisbury Inter's form has surged with the return of key players Emily Condon Despite questions raised about West Adelaide following Racheal Quigley's departure setting the stage for another tightly contested match Salisbury struck first with a fortunate goal when a scrambled corner resulted in an own goal by Meleri Mullan neither side had capitalised on any clear chances The second half saw West Adelaide pushing hard for an equaliser Their fans thought they had it when West Adelaide Captain Nicole Blackett's shot was saved and Leah Noto's follow-up attempt was ruled offside West Adelaide could only manage four shots off target Zoe Tolland sealed the victory for Salisbury Inter with a stunning stoppage-time chip over West Adelaide goalkeeper Erin Murphy an emotional Carl Maynard shared his thoughts with us With Maynard committed for the 2025 season Relive all the action with our Official Match Highlights The Female Football Fest was a fantastic event with a great turnout and family involvement all gate proceeds went to the Children's Charity Carl's Junior Girls Cup FinalsU12 Carl's Jr Junior Cup Final: Adelaide JaguarsU13 Carl's Jr Junior Cup Final: Adelaide University RedU15 Carl's Jr Junior Cup Final: Adelaide City RedU17 Carl's Jr