Felton Police Charge Ellendale Man in Felony Fraud Investigation

An Ellendale man has been arrested in connection with a felony fraud investigation – involving a stolen check. Felton Police were contacted in early February by Town of Felton employees regarding a theft reported from December of 2025. Investigation showed the Town mailed a check to a business for services rendered, but the business later…

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Several Sheds Damaged by Fire in Federalsburg Friday

Several sheds were destroyed after a tree caught fire in Federalsburg. Firefighters from Federalsburg were called to Noble Road just after 5pm on Friday where they found a brush fire spreading to several sheds. Maryland Fire Marshal investigators say the fire began at the base of a tree and spread through debris on the ground…

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MDOT to Temporarily Reduce Route 50 Speed Limit in Hebron Work Zone

Beginning Thursday, April 16 the speed limit on Route 50 at the Old Railroad Road intersection work zone area in Hebron will be lowered from 55 to 45. This is being done to enhance work zone safety of the just under 2-mile section of roadway where intersection safety improvements are underway. Signage will be in…

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Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 04/13/26

User 284190339 · 04-13-26 Fishing Report Sunday was another chilly day and there was not a whole lot of exciting fishing news. Lewes Harbour Marina said a few boats fished the Outer Wall and they caught a few tog. Kyle Syler claims to have caught the first flounder, an 18.5 incher, from the Lewes and…

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Legislation Introduced in the DE Senate Would Increase School Safety

A bill introduced to the Delaware General Assembly Thursday would require new schools or schools undergoing a major renovation to include several safety measures. Senate Bill 273 includes a secured vestibule as the primary entrance to screen visitors with intercom or video call box and interior doors that can be released by school staff. The…

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Legislation Introduced to Prohibit Sale of Class B Firefighting Foam in Delaware

Legislation introduced in the Delaware General Assembly would prohibit the sale of class B firefighting foam that contains intentionally added PFAS chemicals – beginning January 1st of 2028. House Bill 356 does include an exception for those engaged in the distribution of crude petroleum and petroleum products – provided that establishment applies to DNREC. By…

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UPDATE: Ocean View Voters Elect Mayor and Councilman

UPDATE – 04/12/26 – Ocean View voters have sent Councilman John Planchart back to the Town Council representing District 1. Planchart received 177 votes to 68 for Richard Dimock. Former councilman Tom Maly will take over the mayor’s office. Maly received 187 votes to Randy Robust’s 72 votes. Jay Tyminski was unopposed for the District 3…

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Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 04/12/26

User 284190339 · 04-12-26 Fishing Report Saturday was a half-way decent day if you didn’t try to go outside either of the two inlets. Our old Friend Small Craft Advisory was up again. Lewes Harbour Marina said they saw some flounder caught from the Lewes and Rehoboth Canal. Minnows were the prime bait, but I…

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Talk of Delmarva Radio Flea Market 04/11/26

    NAME: John / Bethany Beach / 443-307-3283 ITEM: Car DESCRIPTION: Orange 2010 Honda Fit Sport Model with a 4-cylinder V-TEC engine. 195,000 highway miles. It’s in excellent condition. AMOUNT: $5,600   NAME: Trey / Salisbury / 410-422-9798 ITEM: Car DESCRIPTION: Rosso Corsa Red 1999 Mercedes CLK320 Convertible with a V-6 automatic transmission. Black…

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Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 04/11/26

User 284190339 · 04-11-26 Fishing Report Friday was a bit warmer than Thursday, but a small craft advisory was still posted and boats that tried to fish the ocean generally found the going rough. Steve at Smith Bait in Leipsic said anglers soaking bloodworms or cut, fresh bunker at Collins Beach, Greens Beach or Woodland…

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Maryland Senate Republicans Lead Floor Fight on “Community Distrust Act,” Slam “Super Sneaky” Process

Legislation that Maryland Senate Republicans say was rushed through a committee vote to the Senate floor Thursday met with a sustained floor fight from Senate Republicans. Lawmakers say they were given 1 hour to review Senate Bill 791 – the Community Trust Act, which deals with immigration enforcement. Advocates were granted access – however law…

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Somerset County Narcotics Task Force Arrest Crisfield Man Following Successful Initiative To Combat Illegal Narcotics Distribution

A Crisfield man has been arrested by the Somerset County Narcotics Task Force after a successful initiative aimed at combating illegal drug distribution in Somerset County. Police arrested 29 year old Jawyne Antonio Taylor on April 1st – he is charged with three counts of possession with the intent to distribute narcotics – including suspected…

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DSP Arrest Two from Felton on Felony Drug Offenses

Two from Felton have been arrested on felony drug charges after Probation and Parole was assisted by the Kent County Governor’s Task Force with an administrative search at the home of 47 year old Eric Cane on Jessica Lane in Felton. Before the search officers saw Cane in a hand-to-hand transaction with an unknown person…

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Lewes Community Bonfire & Volunteer Appreciation Event Saturday

The City of Lewes will hold a Community Bonfire and Volunteer Appreciation event on Saturday at Johnnie Walker Beach from 6 to 8pm. Help celebrate the volunteers who help make Lewes special – and enjoy music, beach games, food trucks and more. Bring your beach chairs, blankets and your favorite fireside treats. The parking lot…

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Little League Play Beginning This Month on Delmarva

It’s time to PLAY BALL as Little Leaguers take to the fields around Delmarva over the next month. This Saturday Lewes Little League will hold opening ceremonies and begin play along with Snow Hill, Willards, Fruitland and West Salisbury in Maryland. On Friday, April 17th – Milford and Laurel Little Leagues will celebrate opening day…

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