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User 284190339 · 10-03-26 Fishing Report It looks like summer will get one last day on Friday then we get a 20-degree temperature drop with rain and wind for Saturday and it doesn’t look any better for Sunday. Dan at Dan’s Tackle told us small croaker were caught on lug worms at Broadkill Beach on…
Anthony Slater – Long Neck – Evening sky over Long Neck. Click for full view
Many Maryland families and businesses are feeling pressure from the high cost of energy. Earlier this week Delmarva Power, along with BGE and Pepco, announced plans to seek regulatory approval to return about $160-million in tax savings directly to Maryland customers – with about $20-million to benefit Delmarva Power customers. The proposed benefits come from…
The Delaware Attorney General’s office along with the AI duPont Charitable Trust and the Nemours Foundation have announced a landmark agreement committing $950-million over 11 years to promote the health and well-being of Delaware’s children for generations to come. The agreement, which includes the State of Delaware and State of Florida, establishes the Alfred I.…
Governor Matt Meyer has announced 10 recipients of the Order of the First State – Delaware’s highest civilian honor. The Order of the First State recognizes individuals whose exceptional service, leadership and achievements have made a profound and lasting impact on the state and its people – including former 6th District Senator Ernie Lopez of…
Friday morning just after 9, the Ocean City Fire Department was dispatched to the beach in the area of 19th Street for multiple swimmers in distress – including children. Rescue swimmers went into the water when they arrived at the scene and additional resources – including Maryland State Police Aviation and the OC Police Department…
User 284190339 · 10-02-26 Fishing Report The first day of October felt more like summer than fall. Patty at Captain Bones in Odessa said fishing returned to normal with white perch and catfish caught from the local tidal creeks and rivers and along the shoreline from Augustine Beach down to Dobbinsville. The perch went for…
William Brittingham – From the 2018 Wings and Wheels. Click for full view
Friday is the City of Lewes Community Service Day. City offices are closed as City officials, staff and residents work together to make Lewes shine with beautification and neighbor-focused projects across town. They will work from 8am to 2pm – starting with registration at the Maintenance Shop at 8am and ending with a Thank You…
The 38th Annual Sea Gull Century bicycle ride is Saturday. Riders have their choice of three routes – 100-miles, 63-miles and 40-miles through Wicomico, Somerset and Worcester Counties. Drivers In Salisbury should expect some road closures and very heavy bicycle traffic. Near the Salisbury University campus there will be heavy bicycle traffic between 6 and…
User 284190339 · 10-01-26 Fishing Report The final day of September was decent with light winds and calm seas. Unfortunately, very few captains felt the need to go fishing or in the case of charter or head boats, did not have the required customers. Aaron at Lewes Harbour Marina reported that the Katydid and the…
Peter Georgopolous – Bethany Beach – Reflections on a tidal pool. Click for full view
UPDATE- 09/30/26: As of Wednesday, September 30th, the following beach ramps in Bethany Beach are open for use: Fifth Street, Fourth Street, Ashwood Street and Cedarwood Street. It is expected that the ramp at Campbell South will be open for use by the close of business tomorrow, October 1st. Bethany Beach businesses are open for…
User 284190339 · 09-30-26 Fishing Report The weather was fine on Tuesday, but the fishing did not follow suit. The beaches remained closed and the rivers remained dirty. I would suspect there are some big floating hazards on the open waters so if you plan to go out on the ocean or Delaware Bay be…
Residents in Fenwick Island are cleaning up after the weekend nor’easter. The Town has arranged a bulk trash pickup for Wednesday, October 7 for any storm debris. Debris should be taken to the edge of the road to take advantage of the pickup. Town crews are also working to clear debris and attempt repairs. Mayor…
Delaware’s Teacher of the Year will be decided in October. Twenty outstanding educators have been nominated – one from each school district and the Delaware Charter Schools. The selection process includes a five-essay application, being observed in the classroom, a recorded presentation with one being recommended to the Secretary of Education. Delaware 2027 Teacher of…
Governor Matt Meyer visited Bethany Beach Tuesday as part of a tour of damage from the weekend nor’easter. While the damage in Bethany Beach and the other coastal towns was bad – there was no loss of life or injury. And while the coastal areas took a big hit from the winds, ocean and beach…
State and local elected officials and other had a chance to see the work on the reconstruction of the Francis Scott Key Bridge up close and personal on Monday. Maryland Transportation officials provided boat tours as part of Governor Moore’s commitment to transparency throughout the project. The bridge is a vital connection for Maryland communities,…
House Bill 451 was signed into law in 2022 and amended the age in which a person can possess, purchase and sell a firearm in Delaware, while not intended to apply to hunting with a firearm – it imposed a new requirement that an older adult directly supervise hunters between the ages of 16 and…
UPDATED – 09/29/26 – The Sussex County Council met Tuesday afternoon for a meeting that lasted less than an hour. County Administrator Todd Lawson announced an appointment to the Library Advisory Board for District 5. Councilman John Rieley nominated Christopher Pollinger for that seat. He was approved, effective immediately, and will serve through September 30, 2029.…
It was once part of the Otis Feed Company – today it is the new Wicomico Public Library, Lewis R. Riley Branch in Parsonsburg! This new library also has won an Excellence in Construction Award – recognizing the transformation of a former commercial building into a modern library space serving Eastern Wicomico County. The library…