Salisbury, MD, October 24, 2026 —

Salisbury, Maryland, has dedicated the intersection of Lake and Burton Street as “’Bill’ Handy Way,” honoring William “Bill” Handy, a prominent community member and school bus contractor for more than 60 years.

An honorary street sign marks the dedication. Handy died in August 2024. The recognition links his name to the intersection, while the information provided describes his long career as a school bus contractor and his standing in the community.

The dedication’s date and the identity of the organization or officials who arranged it were not provided. Details about any ceremony, the wording on the sign beyond the name “’Bill’ Handy Way,” and the specific locations or routes associated with Handy’s contracting work were also not included.

Handy’s more-than-six-decade career is the central detail in the account of the tribute. No further information was provided about his work history, community activities, family, or the circumstances of his death. The available details do not specify whether the intersection was formally renamed or whether the honorary sign recognizes him without changing the street’s official name.

The dedication gives a public marker to Handy’s name in Salisbury. Beyond the intersection designation, the account provides no additional information about how the tribute was selected or what steps led to its installation.


Story summarized from the original created by Julia Green on www.wmdt.com, see more information here.

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