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New 4-Way Stop Coming to Salisbury

By Mari Lou / May 26, 2023
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A new traffic pattern is being implemented at the South Boulevard and Camden Avenue intersection in Salisbury today! This crossing is transitioning to a 4-way stop using temporary stop signs and permanent stop signs installed within two weeks. City of Salisbury officials say the lights are also being changed from flashing yellow to flashing red,…

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EXPIRED: TODAY is the Deadline for Comments on Electric Vehicle Mandate

By Mari Lou / May 26, 2023
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Commenting on the Electric Vehicle Sales Mandate will end at the close of business today. DNREC Secretary Shawn Garvin is expected to rule on whether Delaware will use the ACCII standards adopted by California in 2022 by early summer of this year. Send your comments in written form by email to DNRECHearingComments@delaware.gov or by using…

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Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 5-25-23

By Mari Lou / May 26, 2023
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In spite of small craft warnings on the ocean a few boats did catch drum in Delaware Bay on Wednesday night. The small craft advisories continued into Thursday. Delaware has set the striped bass regulations for the reminder of 2023. The slot limit will be 28 to 31 inches to comply with the emergency regulations…

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Talk of Delmarva Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / May 26, 2023
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Chick Bradford – Harbeson – Rehoboth Beach sunrise. Click for full view

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Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 5-24-23

By Mari Lou / May 25, 2023
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The fishing on Wednesday was not very encouraging. No boats ventured into the ocean and small craft advisories are up for Thursday. The bluefish and hickory shad action at Indian River Inlet slowed and I had no reports of any drum from Delaware Bay. To top it off, the surf was too rough for most…

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Talk of Delmarva Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / May 25, 2023
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Larry Kaplan – Ocean View – Heron in a pine tree at Whites Creek. Click for full view

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Berlin Man Sentenced to 50 Years in Prison for Child Abuse

By Mari Lou / May 24, 2023
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A Berlin man has been sentenced to 50 years in prison for convictions of 2nd degree child abuse, 3 counts of 2nd degree assault, and 1 count of neglect of a minor. A jury found 32 year old Connor Kelly guilty after week-long trial in March. Worcester County Circuit Court Judge Beau Oglesby imposed the…

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Drinking Water Warning – North Bedford St Extended from Gordy St to Donovan’s Rd in Georgetown

By Mari Lou / May 24, 2023
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DRINKING WATER WARNING – Georgetown Water DepartmentBOIL YOUR WATER BEFORE USING – Increased Risk from Microbial Contamination On Tuesday May 23, 2023, we experienced a drop in pressure due to a main break that caused a loss of positive water pressure in our distribution system. A loss of positive water pressure is a signal of…

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Pinocchio to Go on Breeding-Loan at Nashville Zoo

By Mari Lou / May 24, 2023
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If you plan to visit Pinocchio, the Andean bear, at the Salisbury Zoo – you only have a few weeks before he goes on vacation to the Nashville Zoo. He will be on a breeding loan – through the Species Survival Plan – which manages the Andean bear population in the US. Pinocchio will return…

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Delaware State Police Memorial Day Message

By Mari Lou / May 24, 2023
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With Memorial Day just around the corner, many of us gather with loved ones to honor our fallen heroes and current military members. The Delaware State Police is here to remind everyone of the importance of driving safely, particularly during this weekend, but also each and every day. Memorial Day often marks the β€œunofficial” beginning…

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New Traffic Pattern Begins Next Week on Route 1 at Route 16 in Milton for Northbound Drivers

By Mari Lou / May 24, 2023
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Two Arrested After Months-long Drug Investigation in Kent County

By Mari Lou / May 24, 2023
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An investigation into drug distribution in Kent County has led to the arrest of two men. Delaware State Police say the investigation was started in December by the Kent County Governor’s Task Force when it was suspected that 51 year old James Crow of Dover was dealing drugs in Kent County. Tuesday, detectives contacted Crow…

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Wicomico County Man Sentenced to 15 Years for Distributing Fentanyl

By Mari Lou / May 24, 2023
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A Quantico man has been sentenced for possession with the intent to distribute fentanyl. Wicomico County Circuit Court Judge Karen Dean sentenced 25 year old Treyvon Walston to 15 years in prison. When Walston was arrested in August of 2022, he was on supervised probation for a 2nd degree sexual offense. The arrest violated his…

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Beach Replenishment Update

By Mari Lou / May 24, 2023
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Dredging has moved from Rehoboth Beach to Dewey Beach. Some beach crossovers are closed during the replenishment work, however heavy seas and strong winds are slowing the progress and the south end may not be completed by Thursday when the crews halt for the holiday weekend. If not completed – work will resume Monday evening.…

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Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 5-23-23

By Mari Lou / May 24, 2023
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I was at the northside of Indian River Inlet around 8:00 am on Tuesday morning just as the current began to run in. I gave fishing a shot until around 9:00 am without success and then I went back to my truck to warm up. One of the guys I was fishing with came to…

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Talk of Delmarva Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / May 24, 2023
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Jim – Fenwick Light House. Click for full view

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Fire Near Berlin – Accidental

By Mari Lou / May 23, 2023
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A residential structure fire near Berlin Monday night has been determined to be accidental – possibly unattended cooking in a garage bedroom. The Worcester County Fire Marshal investigated the fire on Woodlawn Road which broke out just after 5:30pm. Berlin Volunteer firefighters found fire in the garage portion of the home that had been converted…

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FY 2024 Sussex County Budget Unveiled – No Tax Increase

By Mari Lou / May 23, 2023
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The Sussex County Council got a look at the proposed FY 2024 Budget during this week’s meeting. The $278.6-million budget has no increase in property taxes, however there are some fee increases for sewer at $10 annually and $15 annually for un-metered water on public utility systems, as well as new and adjusted fees for…

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DE AG Sues Avid Telecom over Billions of Illegal Robocalls

By Mari Lou / May 23, 2023
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Delaware’s Attorney General has sued Avid Telecom for allegedly initiating and facilitating billions of illegal robocalls. AG Kathy Jennings says Avid Telecom sent or transmitted over 7.5-billion calls to phone numbers of the National Do Not Call Registry – 27-million of them to Delawareans – most lasting less than 15 seconds. Scam calls about Social…

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Gov Carney to Visit DE Tourist Destinations in Each County on Wednesday

By Mari Lou / May 23, 2023
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Ahead of the Memorial Day weekend, Governor John Carney will Wednesday join the Delaware Tourism Office to visit destinations in all three counties. In Sussex County he’s ll stop at Lavender Fields in Milton around 9:30am and Fifer Orchards Farm Store in Camden-Wyoming around 11:30am. The Governor will stop for a round of mini golf…

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Milford-Area Public Ponds to be Treated for Hydrilla

By Mari Lou / May 23, 2023
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Next week, DNREC’s Division of Fish and Wildlife will begin treating several public ponds in the Milford area for the invasive aquatic weed, hydrilla. This is a non-native plant that can choke ponds and other waterways – crowding out beneficial plant species as well as preventing fishing and boating access. The ponds to be treated…

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Joint Finance Committee Approves Raises for State Workers & Retirees and More…

By Mari Lou / May 23, 2023
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The Joint Finance Committee, which is charged with crafting Delaware’s operating budget, has approved raises for state workers and retirees. This is the first day of mark-up – when the committee takes the Governor’s recommended budget and begins to vote on specific funding requests – essentially writing the budget. The plan approved by the committee…

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Delaware Treasurer Prepares for Possible Default

By Mari Lou / May 23, 2023
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Delaware State Treasurer Colleen Davis is preparing for the potential federal government default and taking proactive measures to protect Delaware’s financial interests. She says the State’s overall investment portfolio holds about $2.3-billion in U.S. Treasuries – and a default on the part of the federal government could result in significant loss if an agreement is…

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Alcohol Compliance Checks to be Run in OC throughout the Summer

By Mari Lou / May 23, 2023
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Alcohol compliance checks will be run throughout the summer season by the Ocean City Police Department and Worcester County Health Department. These checks will take place at area bars, restaurants and alcohol retailers in the resort. The reason for the operation is to ensure employees of businesses that provide alcohol are not selling to anyone…

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Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 5-22-23

By Mari Lou / May 23, 2023
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On Monday a couple of boats ran from Lewes and Indian River and they found the sea bass waiting and willing to bite. On Saturday the Cast for a Cure Surf Fishing Tournament was held under less than optimum conditions. The contest benefits the Beebe Medical Foundation. There was a lot of rain and nasty…

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