The Scott Jennings Show 1:00pm - 3:00pm

Listen Live

Search

Salisbury Water Line Work to Close Loblolly Lane Thursday

Thursday, March 19, 2026 at 11:50 AM

Salisbury crews will shut down water service line replacement work on Loblolly Lane Thursday as part of the city's water system maintenance program. The road closure between Frederick Avenue and Orchard Circle is expected to wrap up by 3:30 p.m.

Salisbury municipal workers will conduct water line replacement operations Thursday, March 19, focusing on the 400 block of Loblolly Lane as part of the city’s continuing water infrastructure maintenance program.

Traffic will be prohibited on Loblolly Lane between Frederick Avenue and Orchard Circle while crews perform the service line work. City officials anticipate completion by approximately 3:30 p.m., assuming favorable weather conditions and no unexpected complications arise.

Utility locating services and Central Alarm systems have received proper notification regarding the scheduled work.

City officials expressed gratitude for residents’ cooperation during the temporary road restriction.

Share

More from TV Delmarva Channel 33 News

  • Ryan Gosling Teams with Rock Alien in New $200M Space Adventure

    Directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller bring their signature style to "Project Hail Mary," a $200 million space adventure starring Ryan Gosling as an astronaut who befriends a rock-based alien named Rocky. The film, adapted from Andy Weir's bestselling novel, opens Thursday and represents the duo's first successful venture into space storytelling.

  • Secret Roman Cloister Near Pantheon Holds Centuries of Dramatic History

    A secluded cloister steps away from Rome's Pantheon contains frescoed walls that chronicle dramatic historical events including Galileo's Inquisition trial. The peaceful courtyard, home to 20 Dominican friars, features artwork depicting the site's role in papal elections and religious persecution.

  • Defense Expert: Iran’s Cluster Missiles Must Be Stopped at High Altitude

    A leading Israeli missile defense specialist explains that Iran's cluster warheads become impossible to stop once they release their multiple bomblets. Dr. Uzi Rubin says successful interception must happen well above the 7-kilometer altitude where these weapons typically disperse their submunitions.

  • Legal Challenge Targets Major TV Station Merger Over Consumer Cost Concerns

    Eight state attorneys general and DirecTV are taking legal action to prevent Nexstar Media Group from acquiring Tegna in a $6.2 billion deal. The lawsuits claim the merger would result in increased cable costs for viewers and reduce competition in local journalism.