Joe Ciccanti

State’s Attorney for Wicomico County Sworn in for Second Term

By Joe Ciccanti / January 11, 2023
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Millsboro Man in Custody for Attempted Vehicle Theft and Running from Police

By Joe Ciccanti / January 11, 2023
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A 27-year-old Millsboro man is at Sussex Correctional Institution on charges of attempting to steal a vehicle. Police say that overnight, they responded to the scene of John J. Williams highway east of Dorman Road following a vehicle collision. They learned that the driver–Richard Mullins–had hit the back of a construction truck that was parked…

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Howard T. Ennis School Staff Highlight Benefits of Transition to New Building

By Joe Ciccanti / January 11, 2023
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Howard T. Ennis teachers, staff, and students are benefiting from a new state-of-the-art building they just moved into… WGMD’s Joe Ciccanti has more… In this next audio clip, you’ll hear from Special Education Teacher Deborah Treherne, Pre-K Para Jazmun Hall, Occupational Therapy Practitioner Briana Shuman, and Transition Specialist Dawn Ciccanti respectively. Ground-breaking took place in…

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Disruption to Water Service in Georgetown Neighborhood

By Joe Ciccanti / January 11, 2023
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If you live on or visit Rosa Street in Georgetown, you will experience a disruption of water service due to an unexpected water leak in the area. The Georgetown Water Department is working on repairing the leak as quickly as possible. Once the leak is repaired, water will be restored. Should you have any questions…

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Dover Police Investigating Robbery in Parking Lot of Area Apartments

By Joe Ciccanti / January 11, 2023
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Dover Police are investigating a robbery that occurred on Sunday night at Woodcrest Apartments. The person robbed reported the incident to police on Monday, January 9th about 5 p.m. Police say that the victim went to the apartments Sunday night at around 10:43 p.m. and parked his vehicle in the parking lot of 892 Woodcrest…

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New Traffic Signal to be Activated This Weekend in Berlin, Maryland

By Joe Ciccanti / January 11, 2023
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By Tuesday, January 17th, a new traffic signal will be operating at the Route 113 and Maryland 818 (Main Street) intersection in Berlin. The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration (MDOT SHA) will activate the new signal this Saturday, the 14th. In order to give drivers a chance to get used to it, the…

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Overnight Shooting in Milford

By Joe Ciccanti / January 11, 2023
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Gun-Related Laws, Rising State Revenues Among Topics of Discussion at State Rep. Danny Short’s Coffee Meeting

By Joe Ciccanti / January 5, 2023
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State Representative Danny Short is sponsoring new legislation that would eliminate the possibility of bail for anyone arrested for using a firearm in the commission of a felony. Right now, denial of bail is only done in capital murder cases. Also at the meeting Rep. Short discussed state revenues which continue to rise. Since the…

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Work to Begin at Rehoboth Area Bridge Later This Month

By Joe Ciccanti / January 5, 2023
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The bridge at Love Creek on John J Williams Highway will get new pile jackets and repairs. Work will start Wednesday, January 18th and continue through Friday, February 24th, depending on weather conditions. The majority of the work will take place within the waterway. Some of the work will include traffic control on the roadway…

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Scholarships Available for Students Pursuing Careers In Chicken Industry

By Joe Ciccanti / January 5, 2023
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Delmarva Chicken Association is inviting high school seniors, college students and graduate students to submit applications for its 2023 College Scholarship Program. They’re accepting applications for undergraduate scholarships of $2,000 and graduate-degree scholarships of $3,000. DCA is asking that students submit their completed applications no later than 4:30 p.m. Friday April 7th. DCA’s annual College…

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Delaware’s Council on Shell Fisheries to hold Hybrid Meeting

By Joe Ciccanti / January 5, 2023
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Delaware’s Council on Shell Fisheries will hold a hybrid (in-person and virtual) meeting at 7 p.m. on Monday, January 9. The Council will discuss various shellfish management issues, including oysters, blue crabs, and horseshoe crabs, and other shellfish topics. The in-person meeting, which you must register for if you plan to attend, will be held…

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Dover Police Investigating Burglary at Area Liquor Store

By Joe Ciccanti / January 5, 2023
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Dover Police are investigating a burglary that occurred at Jolly Joe’s Liquor Store on Whiteoak Road in Dover overnight. Police headed to the business after 3 a.m. following a burglary alarm. They found out that four individuals broke the front door and once inside stole alcoholic beverages and tobacco products. The four fled the area.…

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Four Dead, Three Others Injured in Crash in Caroline County, Maryland

By Joe Ciccanti / January 5, 2023
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Maryland Man Sentenced for Murder in Relation to Federal Drug Trafficking Crimes

By Joe Ciccanti / January 5, 2023
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A U.S. District judge has sentenced 39-year-old Andre Ricardo Briscoe to life in federal prison for the murder of a woman and her seven-year-old child in relation to federal drug trafficking crimes. Authorities say Briscoe shot and killed the child to prevent the kid from communicating with law enforcement. In addition to federal drug distribution…

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Intersection Project to Shut Down Eastern Side of Milton Area Road

By Joe Ciccanti / January 4, 2023
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Starting Monday, January 9th and continuing for several weeks, the eastern side of Deep Branch Road in the Milton area will be closed at SR 1 depending on the weather. The planned 24/7 closure is due to an intersection project. You’ll find detour information below. Additional Information from DelDOT: The Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT)…

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Charities Benefit From Speedway S’Mores and Monster Mile’s Inaugural ‘Gift of Lights at Dover Motor Speedway’

By Joe Ciccanti / January 4, 2023
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Details are out about the results of Kent County’s newest holiday tradition at the Woodlands of Dover Motor Speedway, which thousands of visitors experienced from Thanksgiving through New Year’s Day. The ‘Gift of Lights at the Speedway included: • More than 60: Scenes that visitors saw during their trek.• 3 million: Number of lights glowing…

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Former State Representative to Become Sussex County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy

By Joe Ciccanti / January 4, 2023
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Former 20th District Rep. Steve Smyk of Milton will replace Eric Swanson who is retiring from his position as chief deputy in the Sussex County Sheriff’s Office. Smyk served as a Republican state representative for 10 years and a Delaware State Police Trooper for 24 years. He is also a veteran of the Delaware Army…

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Dover Woman Arrested for Assaulting Police Officer

By Joe Ciccanti / January 4, 2023
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A 21-year-old Dover woman faces charges that include assault and resisting arrest after she fought with a police officer during a traffic stop. When the cop tried to detain Tailah Smith, police say she punched the officer in the face and upper body and broke his watch. The officer refused medical treatment, but the confrontation…

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UPDATED: Additional Woodland Ferry Closure Dates

By Joe Ciccanti / January 2, 2023
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Cambridge, Maryland Woman Arrested for Assault Using Vehicle

By Joe Ciccanti / December 30, 2022
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A 35-year-old Cambridge, Maryland woman is accused of intentionally hitting a pedestrian with her car in the Wal-Mart parking lot in Easton. Officers located the Honda CRV after receiving registration information. The pedestrian complained of hip and back pain but did not require medical attention at the time. Meanwhile, officials took the driver–Shayeeda La Shae–to…

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Fatal Crash in Wicomico County Under Investigation

By Joe Ciccanti / December 30, 2022
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The Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a single vehicle fatal collision that occurred last night on Bethel Road in Willards. A trooper from the Maryland State Police Barrack “E” arrived on the scene at around 8:30 and found that the driver, identified as Kevin Michael Lewis, was not breathing. Paramedics arrived and pronounced Lewis…

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Milford Police Arrest Intoxicated Man for Shooting at Cars

By Joe Ciccanti / December 30, 2022
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A 65-year-old Milford man is facing numerous felony charges following a shooting that occurred on Wednesday evening in Milford. At just after 6:30 that evening, police went over to the area of Knollac Drive and Surrey Court. They learned that a man identified as E. Keith Hudson walked away from his home carrying a firearm…

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Saturation Patrols and Other Initiatives to be Conducted in Maryland Through New Year Holiday

By Joe Ciccanti / December 30, 2022
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Maryland state police will be conducting saturation patrols at each of the 23 barracks focusing on impaired, aggressive and distracted driving. The initiatives from the Maryland Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Administration’s Highway Safety Office’s impaired driving saturation patrol funds will take place on various days through New Year’s. The efforts in many cases will…

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Maryland State Police Investigating Fatal Hit-and-Run Crash Earlier this Month in Caroline County

By Joe Ciccanti / December 29, 2022
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House Fire in Wicomico County This Morning Ruled Accidental

By Joe Ciccanti / December 29, 2022
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An electrical failure caused a fire early this morning on Archie Davis Road in Willards, Wicomico County. According to the Maryland State Fire Marshal’s Office, the fire started in the garage attached to the one story, wood framed, single family rancher style home. The person who was inside was checked for non fire related precautionary…

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