Kirstyn Clark

Video Journalist at WBOC-TV (Salisbury, MD)

By grace, through faith. † UNC-Chapel Hill alumna | Broadcast journalist @wboc | Formerly @insidecarolina

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Students Voice Concerns Over Potential Budget Cuts at Salisbury University

1 day ago | wboc.com | Kirstyn Clark

SALISBURY, Md. -- On Wednesday, a group of Salisbury University students tabled on campus to voice their concerns and inform their classmates about potential future budget cuts at the university. Colin McEvers, a student and member of the College Republicans, led the effort in flagging down students, passing out flyers, and telling students about the possible cuts. "Apparently a lot of academic programs are going to be affected," says McEvers.
Delaware DMV Urges Delawareans to Verify REAL ID Status Before May 7th Deadline

6 days ago | wboc.com | Kirstyn Clark

DELAWARE -- The Delaware Department of Transportation and the Division of Motor Vehicles are urging people to check their Real ID status ahead of the May 7, 2025 deadline, which the US Department of Homeland Security has confirmed will not be extended. Beginning May 7, 2025, all US travelers must be Real ID compliant to fly domestically and internationally and access certain federal buildings.
Dover City Councilman Fred Neil Re-Elected at 91 Years Old

1 week ago | wboc.com | Kirstyn Clark

DOVER, Del. -- On Wednesday, certified election results confirmed Dover City Councilman Fred Neil's reelection to serve the city's third district. At 91, Neil is the oldest serving council member in Dover City Council history. He says the number is simply "a statement of his age." "I can't dance as fast as I used to, but I still can dance," says Neil with a laugh.
Governor Wes Moore Responds to Del. Sheree Sample-Hughes' Fiery Speech in MD House

2 weeks ago | wboc.com | Kirstyn Clark

QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY, Md. -- On Friday, Maryland Governor Wes Moore responded to WBOC's questions about the passionate speech Delegate Sheree Sample-Hughes presented on the Maryland House floor late last month, speaking out against a $67B budget that includes tax hikes and budget cuts. Governor Moore and his team were in Queen Anne's County on Friday for a cabinet meeting and tour of the new Queen Anne's County YMCA and Active Aging Center.
Rehoboth Beach Officials to Consider Solutions to Sea Witch Parking Problems

3 weeks ago | wboc.com | Kirstyn Clark

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. -- Rehoboth Beach City Commissioners are scheduled to discuss possible solutions to parking problems affecting businesses during the city's annual Sea Witch Festival. According to officials and several businesses, many people park their cars along Rehoboth Avenue days before the October festival even starts to secure a spot for tailgating. For businesses, the practice takes up parking for shoppers and employees.
Seaford Officials Support Proposed Business Park and Sports Complex

3 weeks ago | wboc.com | Kirstyn Clark

SEAFORD, Del. -- The Seaford Mayor and City Council offered their approval this week to a proposed 1.3 million sq. ft. business park and sports complex that would be built on the north side of the city along Route 13. Seaford Mayor Matt MacCoy says he and other city officials are working closely with developers on an aggressive plan that is moving forward quickly. "Any type of entertainment for families or youth, I'm in favor of," says MacCoy.
Delaware Educators Rally Against Potential Defunding, Lawmakers and Others Respond

4 weeks ago | wboc.com | Kirstyn Clark

SEAFORD, Del. -- On Wednesday, members of the Delaware State and Seaford Education Associations, along with members of the Seaford Custodian Association gathered in front of Seaford Middle School in support if public education and to protest against efforts to defund education at the State and Federal levels. Delaware State Education Association President Stephanie Ingram says her group is fighting President Trump's order to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education.
IRSD Voters React to Failed Referendum

1 month ago | wboc.com | Kirstyn Clark

SUSSEX COUNTY, Del. -- As Indian River School District officials work to determine their next move after Thursday's failed referendum, voters reflect on their choice to vote for or against it. According to the district, officials will explore numerous options to account for rising operating costs, including hosting another referendum in 2025. Millsboro resident Nancy Maupai says she will vote in favor of the referendum a second time if it comes around again.
Indian River School District Referendum Brings Voters to the Polls

1 month ago | wboc.com | Kirstyn Clark

SUSSEX COUNTY, Del. -- On Thursday, voters in the Indian River School District went to the polls to cast their ballots for or against the district's current expense referendum. The school district says the referendum's purpose is to "seek funding for increased operating costs and the recruitment and retention of staff."WBOC spoke with voters at Sussex Central High School in Georgetown and Long Neck Elementary School in Millsboro.
Voters Reject Indian River School District Referendum

1 month ago | wboc.com | Kirstyn Clark

SUSSEX COUNTY, Del. -- A current expense referendum in the Indian River School District failed to pass Thursday. Voters defeated the current expense referendum, which district officials said would increase property taxes for rising operating costs and the recruitment and retention of staff. According to the district, 4,749 people voted in favor of the referendum, while 5,424 voted against it.