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Sussex County, DE
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Associate Legal Editor, Mealey Publications • Former @oceancitytoday @frednewspost @fnp72hrs @PaducahSunNews @TimesWV • Western Maryland native
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Ocean City focusing back on diesel over electric buses as state cools on mandate

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By Mallory Panuska Verified
| Ocean City Today Verified
A tight, state-issued deadline for Ocean City to begin transitioning its entire bus fleet from diesel to electric is no longer expected after pushback over high costs. “We are still taking the stance that it’s in our best interest to buy diesel until any mandate comes down from the state that requires us to buy electric,” Transit Manager Rob Shearman told members of the city’s Transportation Committee at a meeting last week.
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Ocean City trams done for season in wake of Aug. 20 fatality

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By Mallory Panuska Verified
| Ocean City Today Verified
Despite initial plans to return for select event weekends during the shoulder season, Ocean City’s Boardwalk trams are officially finished running for the remainder of the year following an incident last month. Service has been suspended since the evening of Aug. 20, after a tram driving south on the concrete lane near Dorchester Street struck and killed a toddler who was running back from the beach toward the Boardwalk. The identities of the people involved have not been released.
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Ocean City trams officially not returning this year following Aug. 20 fatality

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By Mallory Panuska Verified
| Ocean City Today Verified
Despite initial plans to return for select event weekends during the shoulder season, Ocean City’s Boardwalk trams are officially finished running for the remainder of 2024 following an incident last month. Service has been suspended since the evening of Aug. 20, after a tram driving south on the concrete lane near Dorchester Street struck and killed a toddler who was running back from the beach toward the Boardwalk. The identities of the people involved have not been released.
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