Murder Investigation in Parsonsburg

A Parsonsburg man is charged with 1st and 2nd degree murder and 1st and 2nd degree assault in connection the apparent murder of a woman found dead in Wicomico County Thursday night. Maryland State Police have arrested 45 year old Jonah Brook Cramer after a neighbor called police reporting an assault at a residence on…

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Former Millsboro Daycare Employee Charged with Child Abuse

A Millsboro woman has been arrested on charges of child abuse following an investigation at a Millsboro daycare. The Division of Family Services notified Delaware State Police of the physical abuse of a child by a staff member at the Bright Beginnings Daycare on Route 24. Investigation by detectives led them to a staff member,…

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Colin Bonini Files for Kent County Register of Wills

Former State Senator Colin Bonini says “Good Wills to All!” and is announcing that he has filed to run for Kent County Register of Wills. Bonini says that his experience in both the private sector and as a state senator will help him to be a great resource for the people of Kent County. Bonini…

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President Biden to Visit Rehoboth Beach this Weekend

President Biden will be flying into Dover this evening after a campaign event in Detroit Friday afternoon. Weather permitting he will fly to the Gordons Pond parking lot for a weekend at his North Shores beach house – arriving just after 9pm. The President is scheduled to be in Rehoboth Beach into Monday morning and…

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Juvenile Injured in Hurlock Kitchen Fire

Firefighters from Hurlock Volunteer Fire Department were called for fire on South Main Street Thursday afternoon just after 4:30. Fire crews found a grease fire in the kitchen of the single story home. A juvenile who discovered the fire was injured and suffered 3rd degree burns to about 10% of their body. The juvenile was…

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Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 07/12/24

User 284190339 · 07 – 12 – 24 Fishing Report Thursday saw rough water inshore and that cut down on the number of boats fishing the Old Grounds. Lewes Harbour Marina said the Katydid had some flounder from ocean structure while the Angler had croaker and kings from bay structure. A private boat brought back…

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Delaware Mosquito Control Section Insecticide Application(s)

Weather permitting the Delaware Mosquito Control Section plans insecticide applications this evening in Milford as well as near Camden, Wyoming, Marydel, Ellendale, Lincoln, Milton, and Lewes. The applications will be done with a truck-mounted sprayer to control adult mosquitoes in those areas. All insecticides to be used are registered with the USEPA for mosquito control and will be applied according…

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Ocean City Police Department Seeks to Identify Group of Individuals Following Incident of Trespassing and Malicious Destruction of Property

The Ocean City Police Department is currently investigating a trespassing and malicious destruction of property incident that occurred on June 14th at Bayside Park. The Ocean City Police Department is attempting to identify a group of individuals who jumped a fence into the basketball courts after park hours. One individual destroyed the lock on the…

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Dover Woman Charged With Shoplifting at Felton Royal Farms

A 44-year-old Dover woman has been charged with shoplifting under $1,500, which is a class A misdemeanor. The arrest happened on W Main St in Felton on Tuesday evening. The woman had an active warrant out of Felton PD for a shoplifting that happened on July 2nd at the Felton Royal Farms. Video surveillance from…

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Grants to Support Delaware Students Experiencing Homelessness

Fourteen charter schools or school districts including the Cape Henlopen and Indian River School Districts will benefit from grants to facilitate the enrollment, attendance, and success in school of children and youth experiencing homelessness. The help is available thanks to the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act Education for Homeless Children and Youth grants. This funding will…

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DelDOT Traffic Alert – Nighttime Closure of SR 16 West of Rt. 1

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Nightly closures of Route16 west of Route 1 in the Milton area will go into effect next week for bridge construction. Northbound SR 1 motorists traveling through the intersection will not be impacted. Southbound SR 1 motorists traveling through the intersection can expect nighttime lane closures July 16th through July 19th and then returning on Monday July…

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Carper, Coons, Blunt Rochester Announce $2.5 Million to Expand School-Based Health Services in DE Public Schools

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Delaware will receive $2.5 million from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to expand health care resources offered at Delaware’s public schools. This funding is the direct result of a provision co-authored by Senator Tom Carper that was included in the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, legislation also championed by Senator Chris Coons and…

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Passing of retired Chancellor Grover C. Brown

The Delaware Court of Chancery mourns the loss of Chancellor Grover C. Brown, who served on the court from 1973 to 1985. Brown died at age 89 on July 1st, 2024. A native of Harrington, Delaware, Brown was first appointed to the bench in 1971 as a judge on the newly expanded Family Court. Brown was…

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Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 07/11/24

User 284190339 · 07 – 11 – 24 Fishing Report Wednesday was hot and windy. How windy was it? When I stepped out of my car at Lewes Harbour Marina my hat took off for parts unknown. Fortunately, it got caught in some stones in the parking lot and I was able to save it.…

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Troopers Arrest Seaford Man for DUI and Gun Offenses After Traffic Stop

Delaware State Police have arrested a 22-year-old Seaford man on multiple gun and traffic-related charges after a traffic stop in the area of South Market Street in Blades. According to State Police, a trooper pulled over a car due to multiple equipment violations. The driver, identified as Myles Andrews, showed signs of impairment. After the trooper…

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