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Recovery Resources for Sussex County Tornado

By Mari Lou / April 9, 2023
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“Care4Sussex” can offer help to those affected by the April 1 deadly tornado in Sussex County. Delaware 211 is a resource center powered by United Way of Delaware. Dial 2-1-1, call 1-800-560-3372, or text your zip code to 898211 after 8 a.m. on April 10. FROM THE DEMA WEBSITE: To aid in the ongoing recovery…

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UPDATED: John Reddington Reelected Mayor in Ocean View Municipal Election

By Mari Lou / April 9, 2023
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UPDATED – 4/9/23 – John Reddington has been returned to the Mayor’s office in Ocean View. He received 175 votes to 88 for challenger Randy Robust. For District 3, Jay Tyminski won that seat after Dick Jennison withdrew from the race. The election results will be certified on Monday, April 17th and Reddington and Tyminski…

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Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 4-9-23

By Mari Lou / April 9, 2023
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It was not much of a Saturday for fishing. The weather was cold and windy and I could not find anyone who had a good report for the day. I did speak with Patty at Captain Bones who told me a very few keeper rockfish have been caught at Dobbinsville Beach on cut bunker. Steve…

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Talk of Delmarva Radio Flea Market 4-8-23

By Mari Lou / April 8, 2023
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Delaware – American Legion Post 6 – Silent auction – Saturday, April 15 from 3-7pm Nadine – 302-684-2610 – set of 4 kitchen canisters – $12 – 2 Spaghetti canisters – $2 a piece Pat – 321-258-2738 – LOOKING FOR: A church band that needs a drummer Susan – 302-396-8508 – Dr. Scholls, 8w slip-on…

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UPDATED: Bridgeville Area Crash Leaves 1 Dead and 1 Injured

By Mari Lou / April 8, 2023
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Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 4/8/23

By Mari Lou / April 8, 2023
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I hope everyone had a great summer and welcome to fall. Wait, this is still April and those 80-degree days were just a tease from Mother Nature. It doesn’t look like she is going to give us much of a break this weekend with strong northeast winds and seas to 6 feet. Lewes Ice House…

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WGMD Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / April 8, 2023
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Ken Hubley – Selbyville – Walking on water at Cape Henlopen State Park. Click for full view

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Ground Broken for New MSP Berlin Barrack

By Mari Lou / April 7, 2023
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Ground was broken Friday for the new Maryland State Police Berlin Barrack in Worcester County. The new $26.8-million barrack will replace the existing building, which was built in 1976 and modernize the facility – including new technology and updated equipment, a new laboratory, which will become the Forensic Sciences Division-Berlin, and an additional 4400 square-foot…

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Fire Heavily Damages Wolf Road Home

By Mari Lou / April 7, 2023
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Firefighters in Hebron were called for a fire in a double wide mobile home just after 3:30 Friday morning on Wolf Road in Salisbury. State Fire Marshal investigators say the fire was accidental – a failure of an electrical branch circuit and began in a rear bedroom wall. There was a smoke alarm present, but…

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Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 4/7/23

By Mari Lou / April 7, 2023
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I am a bit disappointed to report that no black drum were reported to Old Inlet Bait and Tackle on Thursday. My hopes were high because the temperature was up and the wind was down, but the black drum and all the other fish, found somewhere else to feed. Taylored Tackle in Seaford reported good…

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Limited Use of Styrofoam Containers & Single-Use Plastics Passes DE Senate

By Mari Lou / April 6, 2023
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Polystyrene, or Styrofoam, containers and many single-use plastics are one step closer to limited use at Delaware food establishments. Senate Bill 51 would bar restaurants from serving ready-to-eat food in styrofoam containers and prohibit the providing of single-use straws, unless requested by the consumer, as well as single-use plastic coffee stirrers, cocktail picks and sandwich…

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Constitutional Amendment Requiring DE State Lawmakers to Live in the District They Represent Passes

By Mari Lou / April 6, 2023
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The Delaware State Senate has passed House Bill 77 – the second leg of a constitutional amendment that requires state legislators to continuously reside in the districts they are elected to represent. Currently lawmakers are required to live in the district they wish to represent for a full year before Election Day, but there is…

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DE Public Health Emergency to End in May

By Mari Lou / April 6, 2023
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Delaware’s Public Health Emergency is expected to end at the end of the day on Thursday, May 11 – absent any unanticipated developments. The federal Public Health Emergency is also set to expire the same day. Delaware’s public health emergency will be extended one more time – but terminated on May 11. Governor Carney says…

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Worcester County Government Offices Closed for Good Friday

By Mari Lou / April 6, 2023
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Worcester County Government offices, including all five Branch Libraries, will be closed Friday, April 7, 2023 for Good Friday. Normal business hours will resume Monday, April 10. Recreation and Parks will be closed Friday-Sunday, April 7-9, and will resume standard hours of operation on April 10. The Central Landfill and Homeowner Convenience Centers (HOCCs) will…

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Pittsville Man Charged after Dollar General Armed Robbery

By Mari Lou / April 6, 2023
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A Pittsville man has been arrested in connection to an armed robbery Wednesday evening in Pittsville. Maryland State Police say 53 year old Brian McNancy went into the Dollar General on Sixty Foot Road, walked around the store and pulled a suspected firearm on the cashier. It’s believed he took cash from the register before…

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Dover PD Investigating 2 Burglaries Wednesday

By Mari Lou / April 6, 2023
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Police in Dover are investigating a burglary on Wednesday on Lakeview Drive. Police say that sometime between 11am and 9:28pm someone broke into the home through the rear window. The unknown suspect damaged items in the home and removed an undisclosed amount of property. A similar burglary occurred Wednesday at the Country Club Apartments on…

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Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 4/6/23

By Mari Lou / April 6, 2023
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I finally have some decent saltwater fish to report from Delaware. Clark at Old Inlet Bait and Tackle told us that 3 black drum were caught on sand fleas at the last of the incoming tide from 3Rs Road. He did not have the angler’s names, but I am sure the fish were not large…

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Bryan Allen Stevenson School of Excellence Delays Opening

By Mari Lou / April 5, 2023
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The opening of the Bryan Allen Stevenson School of Excellence in Georgetown has been delayed by a year. The School requested the delay to give them time to attract more students for the sixth and seventh grades. They are currently 76 students short of their goal of 200 students, but state Education officials say if…

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DE Tenants Rights Bill Advances to State House

By Mari Lou / April 5, 2023
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Legislation that will give tenants a right to representation in eviction proceedings and other landlord-tenant issues has been advanced by the Delaware State Senate. Senate Substitute 1 to SB 1 would help level the playing field between landlords and Delaware’s 100,000-plus renters, 1 in 5 of whom face eviction each year, by connecting tenants experiencing…

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Legislation to Create a Wicomico County Sanitary District Passed in General Assembly

By Mari Lou / April 5, 2023
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Legislation that authorizes Wicomico County to create a sanitary district has passed in the Maryland General Assembly and is now awaiting action by Governor Wes Moore. Wicomico County Executive, Julie Giordano, says SB 246 provides the necessary regulation for the County’s water and sewer project. The third reading of the measure passed with a unanimous…

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Nearly $92 Million Awarded to Expand Broadband Access in Maryland

By Mari Lou / April 5, 2023
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A nearly $92-million award has been announced by Maryland Governor Wes Moore to expand high-speed internet access across the state. This initiative is through Connect Maryland – to close the digital divide through the Office of Statewide Broadband. An estimated 14,500 unserved or underserved households and businesses would be impacted. Additional information from the Department…

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UPDATED: Threat Investigation at Stephen Decatur High School in Berlin found Not Credible

By Mari Lou / April 5, 2023
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UPDATED – 4/5/23 3pm – The Worcester County Sheriff’s Department says that yesterday’s threat at Stephen Decatur High School has been deemed non-credible, and the individual suspected of creating the threat has been identified. Appropriate charges are being forwarded to the Department of Juvenile Justice. No additional information will be provided to protect the privacy…

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Delmar Man Arrested After Shooting Towards DSP

By Mari Lou / April 5, 2023
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A Delmar man has been arrested after an incident Tuesday night. Delaware State Police were called just after 8 for a shooting at a home on Blue Bird Lane. The caller, 64 year old Roger Little told dispatchers he shot a man armed with a knife who broke into his home and that there were…

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Early Closure Thursday of Woodland Ferry

By Mari Lou / April 5, 2023
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Early Closure of The Woodland Ferry on Thursday. DelDOT announces the Woodland Ferry will be closed on Thursday, April 6th at 12:00pm. Normal operations will resume at 7:00am on Friday, April 7th

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Volunteer Registration Open for Concord Pond Cleanup

By Mari Lou / April 5, 2023
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DNREC is looking for volunteers to help cleanup at Concord Pond in Seaford. The cleanup is set for Saturday, April 15 from 10am to noon and is part of the month-long celebration this month of Earth Day 2023. Volunteers will not only remove trash, but will get guidance on how to identify and remove invasive…

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