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Seaford Man Charged with 1st Degree Assault

By Mari Lou / March 8, 2024

A Seaford man has been arrested on multiple felony offenses after an assault in February in Lincoln. Delaware State Police were called to Holly Drive East in Lincoln on just before 1am on February 23 for an assault and learned that 19 year old Jordan Morris struck a 25 year old Lincoln man with a…

DE Upstate Unemployment Steady, Sussex County Increased

By Mari Lou / March 8, 2024

Unemployment in Delaware has remained at 4.1% for the past several months while the national average has held at 3.7% since November. However in Sussex County the unemployment rate jumped from 3.9% in December to 4.5% in January. Over-the-year job growth was driven largely by the Private Education and Health sector – which grew by…

Greenwood Man Charged with Drug & Weapons Offenses

By Mari Lou / March 8, 2024

A domestic incident in Greenwood Thursday led to the arrest of 52 year old Patrick Henley of Greenwood on drug and weapons offenses. Delaware State Police were called to Farm Lane in Greenwood for a domestic incident around 3pm and contacted Henley, who they learned had an active warrant out of Kent County. Henley was…

DE Flags to Half-Staff for Former State Senator Robert Voshell of Milford

By Mari Lou / March 8, 2024

Governor John Carney has ordered Delaware flags to be lowered to half-staff at all state facilities through sunset on Saturday to honor Korean War veteran and former Senate Majority Leader Robert Voshell on the day of his interment. He worked at the Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles, retiring as director after 40 years with the…

Pittsville Man Arrested after Explosives Found on Property

By Mari Lou / March 8, 2024

A check on the welfare by Wicomico County Sheriff’s deputies resulted in the arrest of a Pittsville man. Deputies contacted 45 year old Christopher Wilgus at his residence on Gumboro Road and spotted what looked like homemade explosive devices placed throughout the yard and property. Wilgus told deputies he was concerned about potential attacks on…

Investigation Continues into Threat in Milford School District that Led to Lockdown

By Mari Lou / March 7, 2024

Milford High School and the Central Academy were placed on lockdown Thursday afternoon after the Milford School District received a credible threat towards the district schools and offices. The School District released this announcement in Facebook:“This afternoon a credible threat was made toward Milford School District schools and offices. We immediately enacted safety lockdown protocols…

UPDATE: Victim Identified–DSP Investigating Fatal Crash Involving Bicyclist in Lewes

By Mari Lou / March 6, 2024

UPDATED 3-6-24: Delaware State Police have identified 58-year-old Lisa Norton of Lewes, as the woman who died in the crash involving a bicyclist that occurred this week on March 5th in Lewes. The Delaware State Police Troop 7 Collision Reconstruction Unit continues to investigate this incident.  Previous Post: A Lewes woman is dead after she was struck…

Talk of Delmarva Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / March 6, 2024

Osprey spotted in nest on the UD camera in Lewes. Click for full view

UPDATED: Sussex County Council Recognized Sussex Central Wrestlers & Revisited Several Items in Old Business

By Mari Lou / March 5, 2024

UPDATED – 03/05/24 – The Sussex County Council during this week’s meeting honored the Sussex Central High School Golden Knights wrestling team for their championship season. They won the Division 1 championship and finished with a 12 and 0 record for the season. Their last championship was in 2017. The County and Delaware State Police…

VIDEO: Final State of the State Address by Governor John Carney

By Mari Lou / March 5, 2024

Governor John Carney gave his final State of the State address this afternoon, but not without some competition from a heckler who interrupted his address at least four times. The Governor spoke of his last seven years in office – working to put the State’s fiscal house in order, building more affordable housing and passing…

UPDATED: Facebook/Instagram Outage Seems to be Over

By Mari Lou / March 5, 2024

UPDATED – 12:15pm – Facebook has returned for many. =============================================== Users from around the world are reporting issues with Facebook and Instagram and other META platforms. According to Downdetector the problems began around 10 this morning. Many users report they were in their accounts and were booted out – and now cannot log back in.…

Ocean City Police Transition to Encrypted Radio Transmissions

By Mari Lou / March 4, 2024

Wondering why you’re not hearing the Ocean City Police on your scanners? Last Friday the Ocean City Police, along with several other Worcester County law enforcement agencies transitioned to encrypted radio transmissions – for all law enforcement activity. Public Safety was one of the leading reasons to move to encryption. The transition also coincided with…

2024 Delaware State of the State Address Tuesday Afternoon

By Mari Lou / March 4, 2024

Governor John Carney will deliver his 2024 State of the State Address Tuesday afternoon beginning at 2pm from the House of Representatives Chamber at Legislative Hall in Dover. His address will be live-streamed on de.gov/sots and on the Governor’s YouTube channel.

Sussex Tech Adult Ed to Receive Additional Truck for CDL Instruction

By Mari Lou / March 4, 2024

The Sussex Tech Adult Education Division has received funding to purchase additional training trucks for CDL instruction. In 2022 funding from US Senator Chris Coons provided a CDL training truck that was shared by all three Delaware Vo-Tech districts. A Class A CDL course was added at Sussex Tech and interest was much more than…

UPDATED: Dr. Bradley Layfield’s Proposed Termination Hearing is Now Closed

By Mari Lou / March 4, 2024

UPDATED – 03/04/24 – The February 15th administrative hearing for suspended principal of Sussex Central High School, Dr. Bradley Layfield, is now closed. All evidence in Layfield’s case has now been argued and the case submitted today to retired Superior Court Judge William Carpenter. Layfield’s attorney, Thomas Neuberger, says the 22,500 word closing argument exhaustively…

Salisbury Man Sentenced for 1st Degree Murder in Worcester County

By Mari Lou / March 4, 2024

A 33 year old Salisbury man has been sentenced to life in prison on a charge of 1st degree murder. Worcester County Circuit Court Judge Brian Shockley suspended all but 50 years of Carl Lee Fuller’s life sentence and placed him on 5 years of supervised probation upon release. According to Court records, the victim,…

UPDATED: Rehoboth Beach Patrol/Comfort Station Construction

By Mari Lou / March 4, 2024

UPDATED – 03/04/24 – Work continues on the Boardwalk and at Baltimore Avenue on the new Rehoboth Beach Patrol and Comfort Station. According to the City, sheet pile installation is expected to be done this week into next. A portion of the Boardwalk is closed to the public while that work is being done –…

Public Hearing on FY 2025 Wicomico County Budget on Monday, March 11

By Mari Lou / March 4, 2024

A public hearing on the proposed FY 2025 Operating Budget, Capital Budget, Governmental and Enterprise Funds Budgets and the appropriation of all expenditures for the period of July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2025 will be held on Monday, March 11 at 6pm in the DaNang Room at the Civic Center in Salisbury. County Executive…

Talk of Delmarva Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / March 4, 2024

Theresa Olsen – Millville – Bethany Beach sunrise. Click for full view

Baywood Home Heavily Damaged by Fire

By Mari Lou / March 3, 2024

Firefighters from Indian River were called just before 2 this morning for a residential fire in Baywood – east of Millsboro. Firefighters found fire at a home on Long Spoon Way and multiple crews helped to battle the blaze or to provide backup. Fire officials believe the blaze began in the garage area and spread…

Seaford Man Arrested on Drug and Weapons Charges

By Mari Lou / March 3, 2024

A Seaford man has been arrested on drug and weapons offenses after he was reported to be impaired at the Del-One Federal Credit Union ATM in Seaford. Delaware State Police spotted 51 year old Gerald Watkins of Seaford falling asleep standing next to the ATM while holding cash, a bank card and receipt. When police…

MD Teen Arrested for Attempted Vehicle Theft in Georgetown

By Mari Lou / March 3, 2024

An 18 year old Aberdeen, Maryland man has been arrested for attempted vehicle theft. Delaware State Police say a Georgetown woman heard her minivan’s horn sound outside her Zoar Road home and found Dragco Wiggins sitting in the driver’s seat. She confronted the teen and found he’d taken cash from the center console and damaged…

UPDATED: Milton Voters Re-elect Incumbents to Town Council

By Mari Lou / March 3, 2024

UPDATED – 03/03/24 – Both incumbents have been re-elected to the Milton council for three year terms. Lee Revis-Plank was the top vote-getter with 305 – followed by Fred Harvey with 275. Challenger Erin Willis won 251 votes. Revis-Plank and Harvey will be sworn in during the Council’s meeting in April. ================== Milton voters go…

Talk of Delmarva Radio Flea Market 3/2/24

By Mari Lou / March 2, 2024

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School Board Elections Set for Delmar, Indian River & Woodbridge

By Mari Lou / March 2, 2024

Friday was the filing deadline for candidates to run for school board. In the Milford and Cape Henlopen Districts there will be no elections – incumbents were the only candidates to file. Jennifer Lynn Massotti returns to the District B seat in Milford and Janet Maull-Martin and Alison Myers return to the District C and…