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Section of Lake Street in Salisbury Closed for Water Main Break

By Mari Lou / January 12, 2024

Salisbury officials report that a section of Lake Street is closed Friday to repair a water main break. The Department of Waterworks Utilities division will repair a water main on the 500 block of Lake Street. The roadway will be impassable from West Isabella Street to Mack Avenue – this includes all through traffic and…

US Wind to Meet with Bethany Beach Friday

By Mari Lou / January 11, 2024

US Wind will hold a meeting in Bethany Beach on Friday. The purpose of that meeting is twofold: first to review and discuss a contract for “Community Benefits” being offered to Delaware’s coastal communities by the US Wind Corporation. This Community Benefits Package includes a stream of annual payments over twenty years, worth two million…

UPDATED: Pedestrian Who Died after Crash on Route 113 in Georgetown Identified

By Mari Lou / January 10, 2024

UPDATED–1-10-24–1:00 p.m. –The Delaware State Police have identified 39-year-old Sonya Briddell of Georgetown as the woman who died in the fatal crash that occurred Monday evening in Georgetown. The Delaware State Police Troop 7 Collision Reconstruction Unit continues to investigate this incident. UPDATED – 11am – Delaware State Police are investigating a crash that left a 39…

Talk of Delmarva Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / January 10, 2024

Peter Georgopolous – Bethany Beach – at Bethany Dunes. Click for full view

Salisbury Man Charged in January 6 Capitol Breach

By Mari Lou / January 9, 2024

A Salisbury man has been arrested on charges related to his conduct during the January 6, 2021 incidents. FBI officials arrested 52 year old Carlos Ayala Tuesday on both felony and misdemeanor charges The criminal complaint which is filed in the District of Columbia charges Ayala with civil disorder, a felony and related misdemeanor offenses.…

Sussex County Council Approves Development of Freeman Property on Route 54 West of Fenwick

By Mari Lou / January 9, 2024

The Sussex County Council met Tuesday afternoon with a light agenda. The Council recognized County retiree Susan Wise with a tribute. Wise was a Clerk 4 at the Airport Industrial Park and worked for Sussex County for over 30 years. She was presented with a plaque from the Council for her years of dedication and…

Dover Man Charged after Burglary Investigation

By Mari Lou / January 9, 2024

A Dover man has been arrested after a burglary investigation that began on Saturday afternoon. Dover Police were called to They’re Action Figures around 2:30 and learned that Friday morning around 11 – the suspect entered the business which was unsecured and removed a set of keys on the sales counter and left. Police were…

Afternoon Meeting for the Sussex County Council

By Mari Lou / January 8, 2024

The Sussex County Council meets Tuesday afternoon – beginning at 1pm. The Council will receive a Fiscal Year End 2023 financial report from Finance Director Gina Jennings and take care of a couple of pieces of Old Business. In the afternoon session there will be four public hearings on Conditional Use applications – all for…

Rehoboth Commissioners Discuss US Wind Community Benefits Agreement

By Mari Lou / January 8, 2024

The Rehoboth Beach Commissioners discussed the possibility of signing onto a Community Benefits Agreement between US Wind and the City of Rehoboth Beach. This agreement would bring a stream of annual payments over a 20-year period worth $2-million. Delaware Development Manager for US Wind, Mike Dunmyer, spoke to the Commissioners about the agreement – as…

State Lawmakers Return to Dover & Annapolis this Week

By Mari Lou / January 8, 2024

Delaware lawmakers return to Dover Tuesday for the second leg of the 152nd General Assembly session. The State House will convene at 2pm and 37th District Representative-elect Valerie Jones Giltner will take the oath of office. The State Senate will also convene at 2pm. The Senate does have several bills to consider on its first…

Milton Man Charged in Shooting Incident in Felton

By Mari Lou / January 8, 2024

A Milton man was arrested after a shooting Sunday morning in Felton. Delaware State Police were called to Green Stinger Sports Bar around 1:30 Sunday morning for a shooting in the parking lot and police were told the suspect was in the parking lot pointing a gun at people. Police located the man, identified as…

South Point Boat Ramp near Berlin Closed for Rehab Work

By Mari Lou / January 8, 2024

The Worcester County boat ramp at South Point – at the end of South Point Road near Berlin – is closed for rehabilitation work. This project will include replacing the bulkhead and funding is available through Waterway Improvement Grants from Maryland Department of Natural Resources and assigned designated funds from Worcester County. The boat ramp…

Federalsburg Fire Friday – Still Under Investigation

By Mari Lou / January 8, 2024

Denton firefighters were called for a residential fire on Iron Gate Road in Federalsburg on Friday afternoon just before 2. Crews arriving at the scene found fire in a single story wood-framed home with an attached carport. The fire was discovered by the occupant and officials say there was a smoke alarm in the home…

UPDATED: Emergency Sirens to be Tested at Salisbury University Tuesday

By Mari Lou / January 8, 2024

UPDATED – 01/08/24 – The date of SU’s siren testing has been changed. Testing will now take place Tuesday, January 9. ======================================================== Salisbury University is updating its Emergency Alert System. On Monday the University will install new campus sirens. While the sirens are being installed the alarm and voice features may be tested – these…

Traffic Stop Leads to 5th Offense DUI Arrest

By Mari Lou / January 8, 2024

A computer check on a vehicle registration Saturday night came back as a fictitious tag. Delaware State Police stopped a truck on DuPont Boulevard in Frankford just after 10:30pm and contacted the driver – 47 year old Casey Whitman of Frankford and a 55 year old woman under a blanket in the backseat. While speaking…

DE House & Senate Republicans Support Lawsuit to Protect Delawareans’ Right to Worship Freely

By Mari Lou / January 8, 2024

The 21 Republican lawmakers in the Delaware General Assembly have signed an amicus curiae brief in a case that was filed against Governor John Carney in December of 2021 that contends he violated federal and state constitutional guarantees for citizens to worship freely. The lawsuit was originally filed in the Court of Chancery and later…

UPDATED: Fire Heavily Damages Building East of Georgetown

By Mari Lou / January 8, 2024

UPDATED – 01/08/24 – This fire remains under investigation by the State Fire Marshal’s office. While firefighters were on the scene for about 3 hours early Saturday morning, they were called back to the scene twice for what were likely rekindles – just after 8am and around 6pm on Saturday. Fire officials tell the Talk…

Talk of Delmarva Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / January 8, 2024

Margaret May – Lewes – Another beautiful day on the pond. Click for full view

January 9 is National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day

By Mari Lou / January 7, 2024

January 9th, 2024, is Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. The Fraternal Order of Police reports as of Dec. 30st. 124 law enforcement officers have been killed in the line of duty. Now more than ever is time to show our Police that the community supports them. Please show your support by doing any or all of…

Talk of Delmarva Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / January 7, 2024

Brian Sullivan – Rehoboth Beach – Gordons Pond Beach, Cape Henlopen State Park Towers and Whiskey Beach. Click for full view

Ellendale Voters Elect 3 New Faces to the Town Council

By Mari Lou / January 6, 2024

Voters in Ellendale have opted for change and elected three new members to the Town Council. William Clay Walton was the top vote-getter with 61, Thomas Panas earned 55 votes and Joseph Beck 42. They received the most votes and will be sworn in to the Town Council at their reorganizational meeting. Of the remaining…

Talk of Delmarva Radio Flea Market 1/6/24

By Mari Lou / January 6, 2024

Sam – 443-614-8412 – Dining room table with 2 leafs and 6 chairs, expands to 7 feet long – $700 obo Debbi – 443-366-5935 – FREE – Retro dining table glass top with 4 white leather chairs David – 302-858-5006 – 1959 26″ Sylvania Console model TV & 1985 20″ Zenith portable TV – both…

Delaware Pageant Contestants Fly From Home State for Florida for First Time

By Mari Lou / January 6, 2024

For the first time ever, Miss Delaware and Miss Delaware Teen flew commercially for the 2024 Miss America and Miss America Teen pageants, from their home state airport. Emily Beale and Sophia Hughes left the Wilmington Airport aboard an Avelo flight. In the past they have flown from flights originating outside of the First State.…

Talk of Delmarva Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / January 6, 2024

Dave Nelson – Ocean View – Shelf Cloud over the Indian River Bay. Click for full view

Saturday is Election Day in Ellendale

By Mari Lou / January 5, 2024

Voters in Ellendale head to the polls Saturday to elect 3 people to the Town Council. There are 7 candidates – incumbents Cheryl Vogl, Lisa Workman and Patsy Young are challenged by Joseph Beck, Tom Panas, William Clay Walton and former council member Aaron Moore. The polls are open from 1 to 7pm at Town…