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DSP Arrest Bridgeville Man for Drug Dealing

By Mari Lou / June 6, 2023

After executing a search warrant at a Bridgeville home, the Sussex County Drug Unit arrested 29 year old Tijere Baldwin of Bridgeville. The investigation into Baldwin’s suspected dealing of narcotics began several months ago. At 6am Tuesday morning police went into Baldwin’s Mill Park Drive home with a search warrant, arrested Baldwin and found four…

MERR to the Rescue of Stranded Horseshoe Crabs

By Mari Lou / June 6, 2023

The MERR Institute was called to help rescue of a huge number of horseshoe crabs in the Rehoboth Bay and Arnell Creek near Rehoboth Beach. Director of MERR, Suzanne Thurman, says the crabs were likely looking for a beach-like area to spawn and crossed a road and got stuck in dense patches of phragmites. Recent…

UPDATED: Sussex County Council Honors County Paramedics Team that Won Gold at JEMS

By Mari Lou / June 6, 2023

UPDATED – 06/06/23 – During this week’s Sussex County Council meeting, the SCEMS Team was honored by the Council for winning gold at the JEMS Competition in Indianapolis in April. ============================================================= ORIGINAL STORY – A Sussex County Emergency Medical Services team has won gold and the 2023 Journal of Emergency Medical Services (JEMS) Games in…

Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 6-5-23

By Mari Lou / June 6, 2023

Monday was the first decent weather day in a long time and fish were caught in the ocean, canal and inland bays. Lewes Harbour Marina said young Brady Mills caught his first keeper flounder out of the Lewes and Rehoboth Canal on a combination of some squid and a shiner on a bucktail. The prize…

Injured Hiker Lifted from Along Beaverdam Creek in Salisbury

By Mari Lou / June 5, 2023

A hiker in Wicomico County suffered injuries after a fall in a remote area along Beaverdam Creek in Salisbury. Salisbury Fire Department personnel located the woman, but requested State Police for an aerial rescue due to the nature of her injuries. Rescuers initiated patient care on the injured hiker and stabilized her for extrication. Trooper…

Sussex County Council to Meet Tuesday Morning

By Mari Lou / June 5, 2023

The Sussex County Council is back in session in Georgetown this week. County Administrator Todd Lawson will recognize the Sussex County EMS Team for their gold medal in the recent JEMS Games – this was postponed from the May 9th meeting. In Old Business the Council will revisit Conditional Use No 2336 on behalf of…

Downstate Mosquito Spraying – Sussex County

By Mari Lou / June 5, 2023

Weather permitting; the Delaware Mosquito Control Section plans the following insecticide application(s) during the evening hours on Monday, June 05, 2023: Application of Anvil 10+10 (Sumithrin/PBO) with a truck-mounted sprayer to control adult mosquitoes in the following areas: In and near Milford. And near Lincoln, Milton, and Lewes. For notification purposes, spraying will be done in the following spray…

Early Morning Fire in Smyrna Under Investigation

By Mari Lou / June 5, 2023

An early morning fire in Smyrna is under investigation by the Delaware State Fire Marshal. Firefighters from Citizens Hose Company were called just after 3 Monday morning and found a single family home on Furies Street with heavy fire and exposures to several other homes. All the occupants of the home escaped safely – multiple…

Delmar Man Charged with DUI after 5-Vehicle Crash Near Bridgeville

By Mari Lou / June 5, 2023

A Delmar man has been charged after a 5-vehicle crash at the intersection of Route 13 and Redden Road near Bridgeville on Sunday just before 7pm. Delaware State Police contacted one of the drivers, 48 year old James West of Delmar and learned that he failed to stop for traffic on southbound Route 13 because…

AGs Settle with Maker of Suboxone in Antitrust Lawsuit

By Mari Lou / June 5, 2023

Maryland and 41 other states – including Delaware – have settled antitrust litigation against the maker of Suboxone which is used to control the effects of opioid addiction. The plaintiff states will receive a total of $102.5-million – Maryland’s share will be over $2-million and according to the Delaware Attorney General’s office, Delaware will receive…

Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 6-4-23

By Mari Lou / June 5, 2023

Sunday saw small craft advisories up, but the week looks much better with northwest winds at reasonable speeds. At Breakwater Tackle on the fishing pier on Cape Henlopen State Park the report was pretty good flounder fishing. Live minnows worked close to the pilings worked best. They also saw quite a few rockfish caught, but…

Talk of Delmarva Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / June 5, 2023

Greg Biener – Millsboro – On the beach at Deal Island, MD. Click for full view

DSP Investigating Armed Robbery Near Georgetown

By Mari Lou / June 4, 2023

An investigation continues into an armed robbery south of Georgetown Saturday afternoon. Delaware State Police say a 62 year old victim was sitting in her parked car in the driveway of a home on Governor Stockley Road when two black males with handguns approached. One sat in the passenger seat – the other demanded her…

Bicyclist Struck on Route 24 near Legion Road in Oak Orchard

By Mari Lou / June 4, 2023

A bicyclist from Millsboro was struck by a vehicle near the intersection of Route 24 and Legion Road in Oak Orchard Saturday evening just after 7:30. Delaware State Police say the 38 year old female bicyclist began turning from westbound Route 24 onto Legion Road before it was safe to do and crossed in front…

OCPD Investigating Armed Robbery in Montego Bay

By Mari Lou / June 4, 2023

Ocean City Police are investigating an armed robbery on Constitutional Avenue in Montego Bay. Police say the victim was outside and was approached by three black males who pointed a handgun at the victim – who turned over several personal item. The three drove off in beige SUV – possibly a Nissan with a missing…

Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 6-3-23

By Mari Lou / June 4, 2023

Saturday saw small craft advisories that will be up on Sunday as well. Hook ‘em and Cook ‘em said the Bill Slayer left the dock at 2:30 am and returned at 2:30 pm with 8 yellowfin tuna. They really earned those fish! A couple of other boats left at 5:00 am and caught flounder and…

Talk of Delmarva Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / June 4, 2023

Donge Burdwell – Long Neck Road boat ramp. Click for full view

Public Hearing During Worcester County Commissioners Meeting Tuesday Canceled

By Mari Lou / June 3, 2023

A public hearing scheduled for Tuesday’s Worcester County Commissioner’s meeting on Bill 23-03 – Zoning – Separation Distances for Commercial non-Ag Functions in Agricultural Structures and Lands in the A-2 Ag District – has been tabled at the request of the applicant. A new date will be advertised if the applicant requests to reschedule the…

DSP Investigating Shots Fired near Seaford

By Mari Lou / June 3, 2023

Delaware State Police were called to a home on North Front Street, Extension in Seaford for several reports of shots fired. When troopers arrive just after 11:30 they learned there had be a large party at a residence, but no one at the scene would provide information and the crowd dispersed. Bullet casings were found…

DE Secretary of State Orders Emergency Classification of Xylazine aka “Tranq” as Schedule III Controlled Substance

By Mari Lou / June 3, 2023

The drug xylazine – or ‘Tranq’ has been added as a Schedule III controlled substance in Delaware. ‘Tranq’ is a non-opioid drug used primarily in veterinary medicine, but has been used increasingly as an additive in opioid abuse to create a ‘zombie-like’ condition for users. This action by Delaware Secretary of State Jeff Bullock follows…

Revisions Proposed for DE Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights

By Mari Lou / June 3, 2023

Two bills were filed Friday that would bring revisions to the Delaware Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights. House Bill 205 and House Bill 206 would revamp how officer disciplinary cases are handled and publicly disclosed, give members of the public a role in setting standards for police officers and increase transparency. According to the…

Maryland State Flags to Half Staff Sunday

By Mari Lou / June 3, 2023

Maryland flags are to fly at half staff on Sunday from sunrise to sunset in honor of Fire and Rescue Memorial Remembrance Day. This day honors all fire, rescue and emergency medical services personnel from the State of Maryland who have lost their lives in the line of duty.

Slaughter Beach Municipal Election Canceled

By Mari Lou / June 3, 2023

There will be no municipal election on July 1st in Slaughter Beach. Just two candidates filed for two open seats. Jamie Draper and incumbent Harry Ward and will be sworn in to two year terms at the July Town Council meeting. Larry Meinert did not run for re-election. .

Blades Municipal Election Set for Monday, June 5

By Mari Lou / June 3, 2023

Blades voters will head to the polls on Monday, June 5th to elect a mayor and two council members. Wednesday was the final day that candidates could file to run. For the Mayor’s seat, incumbent Robert Atkinson is challenged by Sharon Alston. There are three candidates for two seats on the Town Council – incumbent…

Talk of Delmarva Radio Flea Market 6-3-23

By Mari Lou / June 3, 2023

Nancy – 302-530-9960 – LOOKING FOR: Place to store RV 32ft – Will Pay – Leave voicemail John – 302-226-5555 – LOOKING FOR: Good aluminum or steel hand truck Tom – 302-227-1887 – Frigidaire laundry center – new in box $900 Kim – 443-859-5675 – LOOKING FOR: Turkeys and chicken hens – FOR SALE 2…