Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 05/15/25
User 284190339 · 05-15-25 Fishing Report The striped bass bite is strong near the Cape Henlopen fishing pier and along the Outer Wall. Anglers are using fresh bunker and bloodworms, especially during early morning and dusk hours. Black drum are being caught at the Coral Beds and Broadkill Beach. Peeler or female crabs are the…
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Read MoreSenator Dave Wilson Introduces Bill to Ease Cost of Adoptions for Relative Guardians
Senator Dave Wilson has introduced legislation designed to reduce the legal and financial barriers that often prevent relatives from adopting children in their care. Senate Substitute 1 for Senate Bill 79 (SB 79) would create a pathway to free legal counsel for qualifying guardians who seek to adopt a child formerly in state custody. While…
Read MoreCity of Rehoboth Beach Potential Curfew for Minors to be Discussed at the City Meeting this Friday, May 16th
At its upcoming meeting on Friday, May 16th, the City of Rehoboth Beach will discuss and consider a proposed ordinance to amend Chapter 198 of the city code, which addresses Peace and Good Order. The amendment would add a new section establishing a curfew for minors. Â Additional Info from the Rehoboth-Dewey Chamber of Commerce…
Read MoreLisa Blunt Rochester Questions FAA Representative in Senate Commitee Hearing Regarding Aviation-Related issues
Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester questioned FAA officials during today’s Senate Commerce Committee hearing on aviation safety, air traffic, and technology, held one year after the FAA Reauthorization. She added that other significant variables that drive this crisis, such as the lack of a robust and well-supported aviation workforce. Senator Blunt Rochester asked Franklin McIntosh, deputy chief…
Read MoreThe FAIR Leave Act Introduced Aiming to Expand Family Leave for Married Workers
Married couples who work for the same employer are often required to split a single 12-week leave under the current Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) rules, limiting their ability to care for family or bond with a new child. Newly introduced legislation–the FAIR Leave Act– seeks to change that by ensuring each spouse receives…
Read MoreArrests Made in Officer-Involved Shooting Case
Delaware State Police have arrested 25-year-old James Eavesof Dover, Delaware, for several felony firearm and theft-related offenses, as well as resisting arrest, following a pursuit of a stolen vehicle that culminated in an officer-involved shooting in Townsend last week. Eaves also had an outstanding warrant for a pursuit that occurred in New Castle County last…
Read MoreLegislation Introduced in Delaware to Combat Sexual Extortion and Enhance Protections for Digital Assets
Senate Republican Whip Brian Pettyjohn and Representative Kim Williams have introduced two bills aimed at protecting Delaware families and strengthening legal safeguards against sexual extortion. These bills address critical issues affecting vulnerable populations and reflect Delaware’s commitment to adapting laws to modern challenges. The first bill, Senate Bill 142, strengthens penalties for sexual extortion and…
Read MoreDover Man Convicted in Series of December, 2023 Shootings, Including Fatal Attack
A Kent County Superior Court jury has convicted a 22-year-old man for a series of shootings that happened in 2023. Jaquan Fletcher was convicted of multiple charges, including First-Degree Murder, three counts of Attempted First-Degree Murder, and four counts of Possession of a Firearm During the Commission of a Felony. In a separate ruling, the…
Read MoreTalk of Delmarva Fishing Report 05/14/25
User 284190339 · 05-14-25 Fishing Report Inshore & Bay: The flounder bite is heating up in Indian River and Rehoboth Bays. Anglers drifting with squid and minnows around the flats and channel edges are reporting solid catches. Bluefish are running in the Indian River Inlet—bucktails, plugs, and metal lures are producing, especially during outgoing tides.…
Read MoreSchool Board Results
School board results – Indian River – District 1 winners Lisa Hudson Briggs & Kelly Kline Woodbridge – At-large (1 year term) – winner – Timothy Banks Cape Henlopen – Area C – Patty Maull At-large – Bill Collick
Read MoreSussex County Man Convicted of Sex Trafficking and Forced Labor
A Sussex County man has been convicted on multiple counts of sex trafficking and forced labor by a federal jury in the District of Delaware. Court records show that 68 year old Clifton Gibbs exploited the victims’ heroin addiction to compel them to engage in commercial sex, panhandle and perform demanding manual labor on his…
Read MoreUPDATED: Sussex County Council Discusses School Funding
UPDATED – 05/13/25 – The Sussex County Council meeting started with a lineup of public comment from mainly school officials urging the Council to opt for impact fees to help with needed school funding – rather than the current referendums which are the only other option for additional funding. The Council also held a discussion…
Read MoreBishopville Woman Arrested for Murder
A Bishopville woman has been arrested in the murder of a man in Bishopville. Maryland State Police were called to Shell Mill Road around 9:30 Monday night after a women reported that her boyfriend had been shot. Police were met by 61 year old Bonnie Hackendorn and located 57 year old David Shaulis of Bishopville…
Read MoreUMES Budget Cutting Measures
The University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES) in Princess Anne is undertaking a series of financial measures to comply with 10 percent required and anticipated budget cuts from the State of Maryland. UMES officials say that in accordance with the state mandate, all positions that have been vacant for 3 or more years will be…
Read MoreParking Season Begins for Most DE Beach Towns on Thursday
Parking season begins for many Delaware beach towns on Thursday. That means parking permits and meters will be in effect – in Rehoboth Beach, Dewey Beach, Bethany Beach and Fenwick Island. In Dewey Beach there is still free parking from 5 to 11pm on Monday evenings during the Movies on the Beach, however free parking…
Read MoreTalk of Delmarva Fishing Report 05/13/25
User 284190339 · 05-13-25 Fishing Report Spring action is heating up across the Delmarva region! In the Chesapeake Bay, anglers are reporting good catches of striped bas —try trolling with tandem rigs or casting soft plastics near structure. The Black Drum bite is also solid near the mouth of the bay. On the Delaware Bay,…
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David Nees – Cambridge – Pier at Great Marsh Park at the dawn of a New Year. Click for full view
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DTD MEDIA is currently accepting applications for part time Radio Talk Hosts and/or part time Board Operators. Requirements include ability to work weekends, on short notice, and reliable transportation. No previous radio experience necessary. If you think you have what it takes to prepare and deliver riveting talk radio to Delmarva, we want to hear…
Read MorePublic Meetings on Indian River School District Referendum #2 Begin Wednesday
The second Indian River School District referendum is set for Thursday, June 5. This is a current expense referendum – and seeks funding for increased operating costs and to maintain a competitive salary package for staff. There will be three public meetings where district officials will give a presentation outlining the referendum initiative. The public…
Read MoreUPDATED: Delaware Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty – Rally & Lobby Day, Tuesday, May 13 in Dover
UPDATED – 05/12/25 – Due to potentially unfavorable weather, the press conference scheduled for Tuesday, May 13, starting at 11:45 a.m., has been moved from the East Steps outside of Legislative Hall to the Senate Chambers inside of Legislative Hall. ====================================== The Delaware Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty will hold a press conference, rally…
Read MoreGrand Opening of New Rehoboth Beach Patrol HQ & Comfort Station – Thursday, May 22
The Grand Opening of the new Rehoboth Beach Patrol/comfort station building at Baltimore Avenue will be held on Thursday, May 22 at 10am – along with a ringing of the opening bell and tours of the new facility. Construction of the new building began in 2024 – it houses a medical office, public restrooms and…
Read MoreFire Hydrant Flow Tests To Occur in Lewes Wednesday
Fire hydrant flow tests will take place Wednesday in Lewes in the area of Olde Town White’s Pond and Cedar/Indiana Avenue. During this time, you may experience low water pressure or discolored water for up to 24 hours and can be visible throughout the system, not just the area being tested. We ask that you…
Read MoreSchool Board Elections Tuesday, May 13 in Delaware
School Board Elections take place in Delaware statewide Tuesday, May 13th. In Sussex County, not every school district will have an election. There are elections in the Cape Henlopen, Indian River and Woodbridge School Districts. In the Cape Henlopen School District there are three candidates for the Area C seat – Laura Parsons, Andy Lewis…
Read MoreMagnolia Man Charged with 5th Offense DUI
A Magnolia man has been arrested for DUI and other offenses. Delaware State Police spotted a driver not wearing a seatbelt in the area of Peachtree Run and Walnut Shade Road and made a traffic stop. While speaking with the driver, 63 year old Edward Soja of Magnolia, the trooper detected an odor of alcohol…
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