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Minor Injuries in DSP Trooper-Involved Crash Sunday Afternoon in Georgetown

By Mari Lou / March 6, 2026

A crash last Sunday, March 1st involving a Delaware State Trooper in Georgetown resulted in one minor injury. Delaware State Police say around 2:30pm a fully marked Tahoe was eastbound on Route 404 approaching Route 113 with its emergency equipment activated. An Express van was northbound on Route 113 with a green light. Police say…

Rehoboth Beach Man Hospitalized after Crash on Bay Vista Road Thursday Afternoon

By Mari Lou / March 6, 2026

Delaware State Police were called for a crash on Bay Vista Road in Rehoboth Beach just after 3 Thursday afternoon. Police say a Yamaha motorcycle was westbound at an apparent high rate of speed when the operator, an 18 year old Rehoboth Beach man, failed to negotiate the curve and overturned. The motorcycle and rider…

Delmarva’s Super Spellers Compete Saturday in both Delaware and Maryland

By Mari Lou / March 6, 2026

Saturday, March 7th is the 2026 Delaware Regional Spelling Bee. This year’s Bee will be held at the Del Tech Terry Campus in Dover. Spellers should arrive by 8am and breakfast and lunch will be provided.  The program will begin at 8:30 and the spelling starts at 9am.  The Bee brings together students from all three…

Bethany Beach Boardwalk Ramps at First & Second Streets to Close Monday for Reconstruction

By Mari Lou / March 6, 2026

Beginning Monday, March 9th the boardwalk access ramps from the parking lots on First and Second Streets in Bethany Beach will be closed while they undergo demolition and reconstruction. All other access points to the boardwalk will remain open. Construction is expected to be completed by May 15th.  

AG Jennings Sues Trump Administration to Stop Latest Round of Tariffs

By Mari Lou / March 6, 2026

Another lawsuit filed against the Trump Administration by Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings and a coalition of attorney’s general and governors to block the latest efforts by the President to impose tariffs on American consumers and business. This lawsuit challenges the President’s most recent efforts to increase tariffs worldwide without congressional approval. Additional information from…

John Atkins Announces He Will Run for 41st Representative District

By Mari Lou / March 6, 2026

John Atkins of Millsboro has announced that he will again run for the 41st Representative District seat. Atkins is a lifelong Sussex Countian, small business owner and family man and pledges experienced leadership, proven results, and a renewed commitment to the people and communities that have shaped his life for 55 years. Atkins has served…

Sussex County Council Approves Property Management Agreement for Pepper Fork Preserve & Discussed Land Use Reform Code Ordinances

By Mari Lou / March 3, 2026

UPDATED – 03/03/26 – The Council recognized retiree Robert Mauch, III, who was the Public Safety Emergency Services Deputy Director and retired after 26 years and one month serving Sussex County. County Administrator read a tribute and Mauch was presented with a plaque. He told the Council that he’s seen two constants throughout his career –…

Guidelines for Bethany Beach Residents in Storm Debris Cleanup

By Mari Lou / March 3, 2026

The Town of Bethany Beach will begin collecting tree debris from last weekend’s storm this week – and will continue through March 27th. Homeowners are responsible for debris located on their property – Town crews are not able to enter private property. The Town has some guidelines for residents to follow to aid in the…

AG Jennings Intervenes in USPS Case that Would Allow Guns to be Mailed with Virtually No Limits

By Mari Lou / March 3, 2026

Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings, alongside Attorneys General for New York and New Jersey have intervened in a federal lawsuit to defend a critical federal firearms law after the Trump Administration declined to do so, seeking to prevent a flood of prohibited weapons flooding state borders by mail.    In 1927, Congress passed a statute (18 U.S.C. 1715)…

DSP Arrest Dover Man on Felony Drug Charges

By Mari Lou / March 3, 2026

A Dover man has been arrested on felony drug charges. Members of the Kent County Governor’s Task Force went to Artis Drive in Dover Monday to locate 42 year old Christopher Naylor, who had a warrant for failure to appear in the New Castle County Court of Common Pleas. On arrival, detectives spotted Naylor leaving…

Rehoboth Beach Temporary Road Closure Wednesday Morning

By Mari Lou / March 3, 2026

Beginning at 7am on Wednesday, South First Street between Rehoboth Avenue and Wilmington Avenue will close temporarily until about 1pm. The closure is required to facilitate crane operations associated with HVAC repairs on the roof of the Avenue Inn. Rehoboth Beach Police will be on hand to provide traffic control and ensure public safety during…

Seaford Playground Temporary Closure – Discussion at 3/10 City Council Meeting

By Mari Lou / March 3, 2026

Jay’s Nest Playground in Seaford is temporarily closed while the Seaford Department of Parks & Recreation assess it’s safety. Officials say they’ve identified several areas at the community-built playground that need attention to ensure a safe and welcoming place for all. The playground and ideas for future improvements will be part of an upcoming Council…

Rabid Raccoon Found in Delmar, MD

By Mari Lou / March 3, 2026

Wicomico County Health officials warn that a raccoon has tested positive for rabies in the area of Parsonsburg & Melson Roads in Delmar, Maryland. Residents living in that area should be aware of their surroundings and avoid contact with wild or stray animals – and keep your pets confined. Be sure your pets are vaccinated…

AG Jennings Secures Second Court Order Blocking Trump Administration’s Demands for Personal Data of SNAP Applicants and Recipients

By Mari Lou / March 2, 2026

Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings is celebrating a decision from the US District Court for the Northern District of California which has once again blocked the Trump Administration’s demand that states turn over personal and sensitive information about millions of SNAP applicants and recipients. Earlier this year a coalition filed against the Trump Administration alleging…

Town of Georgetown Warn of Email Fraud Scam Alert

By Mari Lou / March 2, 2026

Georgetown officials are warning of am email scam. Town officials warn that fraudulent emails are being sent using the identity of town employees. The emails are on reproduced official Georgetown letterhead and recipients are asked to send payments by wire transfer. The scam is designed to make businesses believe they are paying for legitimate town…

DelDOT to Close Route 1/Hudson Road Crossover for Reconstruction Beginning March 9

By Mari Lou / March 2, 2026

The crossover at Route 1 and Hudson Road will be closed for reconstruction beginning on Monday, March 9. This work will include a new median island between the north and south lanes on Route 1 and an acceleration lane along southbound Route 1. This work will be done Monday through Friday from 9am to 6pm…

City of Rehoboth Beach Storm Cleanup – Tree Debris

By Mari Lou / March 2, 2026

If you are in Rehoboth Beach and have tree limb and storm debris from the recent storm, the City of Rehoboth Beach Streets Department has trucks out today picking up – plus it’s a trash day as well so be patient. Here are a few things to know: any large debris needs to be cut…

Congresswoman McBride Hosting Mobile Office Hours in Sussex County Tuesday

By Mari Lou / March 2, 2026

Congresswoman Sarah McBride will host Mobile Office Hours on Tuesday from 4 to 6pm in Seaford. If you are in need of help with an issue involving federal agencies, members from the Congresswoman’s Constituent Advocate team will be available to assist at the Seaford District Library on North Market Street, Extended. You are encouraged to…

UPDATED: All 4 Subjects have been Identified; Ocean City Police Investigation into Destruction of Property & Burglary

By Mari Lou / March 2, 2026

UPDATE – 03/02/26 – 8:03AM –  Ocean City Police report that all four individuals have been identified and thank the public  for their assistance ==================================================================== ORIGINAL STORY – 02/28/26 – Ocean City Police are investigating several incidents of malicious destruction of property and burglaries. Police say these incidents occurred on February 21st into February 22nd…

UPDATED: Laurel Man Dies in Early Morning Crash Saturday

By Mari Lou / March 1, 2026

UPDATED – 03/01/26 -The Delaware State Police has identified 26 year old Yeyson Perez-Ortiz of Laurel as the man who died in a single-vehicle fatal crash on Saturday morning in Laurel. ==================================================== ORIGINAL STORY – 02/28/26 – A Laurel man is dead after a single vehicle crash early Saturday morning on Laurel Road. Delaware State…

Talk of Delmarva Radio Flea Market 02/28/26

By Mari Lou / February 28, 2026

NAME: John / Rehoboth Beach / 302-226-5555 ITEM: Leaf Blower DESCRIPTION: Greenworks leaf Blower Model #BLF442. 40 volt blower with a charger. It’s brand new in the box and never used. AMOUNT: $125 or best offer ITEM: Bar Stools DESCRIPTION: 4 natural wood bar stools without the backs. In like-new condition. AMOUNT: $8/each LOOKING FOR:…

MSP Investigate Fatal Crash in Caroline County

By Mari Lou / February 28, 2026

Maryland State Police were called for a crash on Route 480 north of Eveland Road in Caroline County just before 2 o’clock Friday afternoon. Police found an Isuzu box truck crossed the center line and police believe the driver of the Kia tried to avoid a head on crash and went off the shoulder of…

Investigation into Suspicious Substance in Easton Friday was Determined Non-Threatening

By Mari Lou / February 28, 2026

Easton Police were on Brookletts Avenue for an investigation Friday when they were notified of the presence of several suspicious containers with held an unknown liquid substance. Because of concerns for a hazardous material, the Maryland Fire Marshal’s office and Anne Arundel Fire Department Hazmat Unit were called to an area between Tred Avon Avenue…

Salisbury Police Make Arrest in December Shooting Incident

By Mari Lou / February 28, 2026

Salisbury Police have arrested a suspect in connection with a shooting that occurred on December 22, 2025. Investigation led police to 21 year old De’Andre Rogers as the suspect – he was arrested last week by the Capital Area Regional Fugitive Task Force and Salisbury Police.  Roger is charged with the following offenses: Attempted 1st …