What’s Happening Today – October 26, 2018

Oct 26, 2018 | Posted by Sydney Whitfield | DelmarvaLife, Show Lineup |

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Today on DelmarvaLife –

Director and producer, Matt Bogdan is from Community Players of Salisbury. He’s telling us about the company’s newest production, due to hit the stage in November. It’s called South Pacific. You can watch the play at Wicomico High School on Fri 11/2/18 8:00 pm, Sat 11/3/18 8:00 pm or Sun 11/4/18 2:00 pm.

Milford photographer, John Mollura is here to tell us about “Help-Portrait’s” mission, which is to empower photographers, hairstylists, and makeup artists to use their skills, tools, and expertise to give back to their local community. For more information, or if you would like to volunteer, email John Mollura at john@molluraphoto.com

Surrounded by water, Delmarva is vulnerable to flooding, but what does the future hold when it comes to sea level rise. We get some answers from the Interim Dean of the Salisbury University Henson School of Science and Technology, Dr. Michael Scott, who’s spent a lifetime studying the effect of global warming. We’ll find out if and when we could lose a significant amount of shoreline.

We’re hanging out with the band Lime Green! They’ve got a cool name with an even cooler sound. You’re gonna get to hear all of that soon as they swing us into another great weekend.

Author, David Dutton of Milton is here to tell us about his third novel called “One of the Madding Crowd.”You can pick up a copy here.

Nominations are open in Delmarva’s Neediest Roof contest, brought to you by Spicer Bros. Construction. They’re giving away two roofs this year. You can nominate someone through October 28th. Spicer Brothers will surprise the winners in December, during a segment on DelmarvaLife. To read the rules and to nominate someone, click here.

About Sydney Whitfield

Sydney has spent most of her life in Tampa Bay, Florida. During her college career at the University of South Florida, she was a student reporter for a non-profit television station. It was that position that inspired her to become a reporter. Since Mid-2017, Sydney has enjoyed her time working a field-correspondent for DelmarvaLife and a producer for WBOC Morning News. When she's not at work, Sydney enjoys photography and dancing!