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Hogan Says No to 2024 Presidential Run

By Mari Lou / March 5, 2023
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After months of speculation – former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan has made a decision on the 2024 Presidential race. He will NOT be a candidate. Hogan announced his decision in a an op-ed this morning in the New York Times. Governor Larry Hogan today issued the following statement: “I truly appreciate all those around the…

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DE State Fire Marshal Investigating Greenwood Fire

By Mari Lou / March 4, 2023
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Greenwood firefighters were called for a residential fire just after 10 Friday night. When crews arrived at the Hickman Road they found a single story home with fire showing. Multiple fire companies assisted or provided back up and were on the scene for over 2 ½ hours. The State Fire Marshal is investigating.

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Underweight Harp Seal Rescued From North Shores Beach by MERR Officials

By Mari Lou / March 4, 2023
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WGMD Radio Flea Market 3-4-23

By Mari Lou / March 4, 2023
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Sandy – St Andrews Episcopal Church, Hurlock MD holds a Bluegrass Festival the first Tuesday of every month from 7pm to 10pm Frank – 732-337-0344 – Penn fishing reel, Slammer #3 4500 – $170 – LL Bean Surf rod – $55 Bo – 302-684-4886 – Kodak Slide projector – make offer – Chanter for bagpipes…

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UPDATED: DSP Arrest 2 in Shooting Death in Georgetown

By Mari Lou / March 4, 2023
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UPDATED – 03/04/23 – Two have been arrested for the murder of 20 year old Terrance Frisby of Georgetown at the Dunbarton Apartments in Georgetown on February 27th.Investigation into the shooting led Delaware State Police to 24 year old Jaron Curtis of Dagsboro, who was arrested Friday in Berlin with help from the Maryland State…

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UPDATED: Millville Council Election

By Mari Lou / March 4, 2023
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UPDATED – 03/05/23 – Millville went to the polls Saturday to choose 3 council members from a field of six candidates. The Coastal Point reports that incumbent Sharon Brienza and newcomer Joseph Parent were the top vote-getters in Saturday’s election with 288 and 287 votes respectively. For the third open seat – incumbents Barbara Ryer…

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Three Delaware Small Towns Make Family Destinations Guide

By Mari Lou / March 4, 2023
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Vacationing in small towns can be a refreshing change of pace from traditional destinations according to Family Destinations Guide. Delaware had two towns place in their America’s Top 150 Small Towns for Families – with Clayton at #54, Bowers Beach at #118 and historic Odessa at #136. Other Delmarva locations making the list – in…

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MSP Investigating a Murder in Cambridge

By Mari Lou / March 3, 2023
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A Cambridge man is dead after a shooting just after midnight Friday morning in the area of North Drive and Pine Street in Cambridge. Police found 22 year old Daiquan Taylor of Cambridge with gunshot wounds – he was pronounced dead at University of Maryland Shore Medical Center. The Maryland Medical Examiner has ruled his…

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Lewes PD Investigation Non-Payment of Rental Income & Bad Checks

By Mari Lou / March 3, 2023
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The Lewes Police are investigating numerous allegations of non-payment of rental income and the issuing of bad checks to property owners from the management at Lewes Realty on East Savannah Road. Police ask if you believe you are a victim – contact Detective Crapps at 302-645-6264, extension 122.

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MSP Looking for Suspect in Willards Armed Robbery

By Mari Lou / March 3, 2023
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Your help is needed to identify a suspect wanted in connection with an armed robbery in Willards Tuesday night. Maryland State Police say the suspect was last seen in a silver passenger car – possibly a Hyundai Accent with a separation between the front bumper and passenger side front fender. Police say just after 11…

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DE Public Health Emergency Extended 30 Days

By Mari Lou / March 3, 2023
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Governor John Carney on Friday formally extended the Public Health Emergency order another 30 days. Delaware continues to face staffing shortages and capacity issues in its health care facilities. If the State’s public health emergency order were to expire, the State would no longer have such flexibility. This is the 13th extension of the Public…

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Delmar Man Convicted of Assault

By Mari Lou / March 3, 2023
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A Delmar man has been convicted of 1st and 2nd degree assault and reckless endangerment after a 2-day jury trial last week. Court records show 49 year old Charles Ecker of Delmar got into a verbal fight with a female victim while in the victim’s car. When they arrived at Ecker’s home – the fight…

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Milford to Break Ground on New Pickleball Courts & Playground Saturday

By Mari Lou / March 3, 2023
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A groundbreaking ceremony for Milford’s new pickleball courts and children’s playground at the Memorial Park on Washington Street will be held Saturday morning at 11:30. Funding for this project was approved by the City Council last September – the project is expected to be completed in early summer.

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Traffic Stop Results in Arrest for Drugs and a Weapon

By Mari Lou / February 28, 2023
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A trooper on patrol Monday afternoon spotted a gray Merceedes make multiple traffic violations while northbound on Route 13 in Dover. The trooper pulled behind the Mercedes, but the driver accelerate and sped off at a high rate of speed. A traffic stop was made and as the trooper contacted the driver, 24 year old…

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Five Arrested for Shoplifting in Rehoboth Beach

By Mari Lou / February 28, 2023
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Five people have been arrested in connection with multiple shopliftings. On Monday, Delaware State Police were called to a business on Midway Outlet Drive in Rehoboth Beach after four women and a man left the store with stolen merchandise – and drove off in a light blue minivan with California tags. The minivan was stopped…

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Sussex County Code of Conduct and Ethics Discussion Continues…

By Mari Lou / February 28, 2023
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The Sussex County Council Tuesday continues its discussion on the County Code of Conduct and recent Ethics training earlier this month. After the training, District 2 Councilwoman Cindy Green opted not to sign the Conflict of Interest disclosure form saying that she wanted this in ordinance form with a Council vote. This same form has…

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UPDATED: DSP Investigating Death of Houston Man near Felton

By Mari Lou / February 28, 2023
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UPDATED – 02/28/23 – Delaware State Police have identified the victim who died in Felton on February 27, as 35 year old Joshua Riley, of Houston, DE =========================================================== The Delaware State Police Homicide Unit is investigating the discovery of a subject found lying in a ditch near the roadway at the intersection of Hopkins Cemetery…

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Two Suspects Arrested for Promoting Prison Contraband

By Mari Lou / February 28, 2023
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A Wilmington man has been arrested for bringing drugs into the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center. Delaware State Police say 23 year old Aaron Cain of Wilmington was seen passing a small, concealed object to an inmate, Tyler Carter, during a scheduled inmate visit. A search of Carter turned up over 29 grams of suspected…

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WGMD Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / February 28, 2023
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Holly Meyers – Las Vegas, NV – Friendly gull visiting the visitors on the beach in Ocean City. Click for full view

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Sussex County Council to Revisit the Code of Conduct Rules & Ethics Training

By Mari Lou / February 27, 2023
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The Sussex County Council meets Tuesday morning at the County Administration offices in Georgetown. The Council will revisit a discussion on the Code of Conduct Rules and Ethics Training. Director of Economic Development, Bill Pfaff will discuss, and possibly introduce, a proposed ordinance that will amend the FY 2023 operating budget to incorporate new fees…

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The Point at Cape Henlopen State Park to Close Wednesday for Beachnesting Season

By Mari Lou / February 27, 2023
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On Wednesday, The Point at Cape Henlopen State Park – including a stretch of ocean and bay beach will be closed by DNREC for beachnesting season. The Point has closed for much of the spring and summer since 1993 for the benefit of threatened and endangered beachnesters and migratory shorebirds – like the piping plover,…

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Tilghman, MD Man Charged with Child Sex Abuse

By Mari Lou / February 27, 2023
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A Tilghman, Maryland man has been arrested following a child sexual abuse investigation. The investigation by the Talbot County Sheriff’s Office revealed that 61 year old Eric Werner sexually assaulted a juvenile on two different occasions. Werner was arrested last week and after an initial appearance before the Talbot County Court Commissioner, he was ordered…

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Three Relocated for Coming Roundabout at Plantations & Beaver Dam Roads near Lewes

By Mari Lou / February 27, 2023
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OC St Patrick’s Day Parade Returns Sat, March 11

By Mari Lou / February 27, 2023
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After Covid and last year’s stormy weather, the Ocean City St Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival returns to Coastal Highway on Saturday, March 11th. The parade is sponsored by the Delmarva Irish American Club – Madlyn and Billy Carder of BJ’s have been named grand marshals and Former Governor Larry Hogan will serve as honorary…

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Fire Destroys Salisbury Pole Barn on Goddard Parkway

By Mari Lou / February 27, 2023
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Fire destroyed a 30’ x 60’ wood frame pole barn on Goddard Parkway in Salisbury Sunday night just after 10:30. Salisbury firefighters had the blaze under control in about an hour. The Maryland State Fire Marshal says the cause was accidental and started inside the shed after an electrical circuit failure. The fire was discovered by…

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