Talk of Delmarva Radio Flea Market 7-22-23

Toni – Community Yard Sale – July 29th at 8am at Bethany Glen,  Rt 26 across from Turtle walk   Beth 302-470-4061 – Electric Fireplace – $150 – White Modern Glass top coffee table – $80 – Homemade hand stitched quilt – $60 Al – 410-865-9165 – Hoyt Torrex XT Compound bow and accessories –…

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DE’s 2024 Presidential Primary Moved to 1st Tuesday in April

Delaware’s Presidential Primary in 2024 will be a little earlier that in the past. Governor John Carney signed House Bill 149 Friday, which will move the 2024 presidential primary election for major political parties from the 4th Tuesday in April to the 1st Tuesday in April. This measure will sunset on May 1st of 2024.

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Legislation that Updates the Efficient Administration of Elections – Signed by Gov Carney

Legislation has been signed by Governor Carney that updates the efficient administration of elections. House Bill 148 requires ballots and sufficient materials for each election be provided to each polling location and updates the language to reflect the use of electronic scanning and tabulation machinery rather than written tally sheets. Rather than requiring election judges…

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Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 7-21-23

User 284190339 · 07 – 21 – 23 Fishing Report Friday was not a bad day, but not a lot of folks went fishing. At Lewes Harbour Marina they said the Katydid was out and reported they were catching some big flounder. A few private boats had comeback from ocean structure with flounder limits. At…

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DSP Ask Public’s Help in Death Investigation

The body of a Laurel man was found Friday afternoon at the Delaware Recycling Center in New Castle by employees in the processing area. Delaware State Police say 54 year old Lorenzo Gomez-Lopez was not an employee at the center and the cause off death is unknown. Autopsy results are pending. Gomez-Lopez was last seen…

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Gas Prices Slightly Higher this Week

Higher oil prices are pushing the price at the pump higher. The national average for a gallon of gasoline increased 2 cents since last week to $3.58 on Friday. In Delaware the price increased 7 cents in the last week to $3.50. AAA Mid-Atlantic says data from the Energy Information Administration shows gas demand increased…

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Frankford Man Arrested for Felony Assault

An 83 year old Frankford man has been arrested on charges of felony assault after a domestic incident Thursday afternoon near Frankford. Delaware State Police were called to a home on Shockley Town Road for a stabbing. Their investigation showed that 83 year old Brooks Garrison threatened to kill a relative before he stabbed her…

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Delaware Unemployment Remains Steady in June

Delaware’s unemployment rate remained steady at 4.2% from May into June while the US rate dropped a tenth of a percent to 3.6%. In Sussex County the rate dropped from 3.8% in May to 3.7% in June. The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in June 2023 was 4.2%, unchanged from May 2023. The biggest over-the-year job…

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Public Hearing in Georgetown Town Council Monday Canceled

A public hearing Monday before the Georgetown Council has been canceled. The public hearing was for a rezoning application for Shortleaf Preserve. The public hearing will be rescheduled at a later date because incorrect information was stated in the prior notice for the public hearing.

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Monday’s (7/24/23) Salisbury City Council Meeting Canceled

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The upcoming Salisbury City Council meeting scheduled for Monday, July 24th has been canceled. There will be a Special Meeting instead on Monday, July 31st at 6:00 pm in room 301 of the Government Office Building at 125 N. Division St. in Downtown Salisbury. Citizens are invited to attend.   To download the agenda or to…

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Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 7-20-23

User 284190339 · 07 – 20 – 23 Fishing Report Thursday was a perfect day for fishing. Hook ‘em and Cook ‘em recorded a pending state record king mackerel. Jeff McCoy was shark fishing at Fenwick Shoal on the Captain Ike when the record king grabbed his Boston mackerel filet. Back at the dock the…

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Methamphetamine Distributor Sentenced to Federal Prison

A 39-year-old Wilmington man has been sentenced to 68 months in prison for distribution of methamphetamine throughout Delaware. According to court documents, throughout 2022, Victor Rodriguez received parcels mailed from California at various Wilmington addresses. These parcels contained pounds of methamphetamine, some of which were over 95% pure according to subsequent lab testing. David C.…

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DelDOT Traffic Alert: Work on Bridge Over Concord Pond Spillway in Seaford to Get Underway Next Month

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The bridge on Concord Pond Road over Concord Pond Spillway will be getting new pile jackets, bridge deck overlay and repairs. Work will start on Wednesday, August 2nd through Friday, September 8th (weather permitting). The work will take place within the waterway and the roadway across the bridge with traffic control. Motorists can expect lane closures with flaggers Monday…

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Frederica Woman Wanted for Felony Assault

The Delaware State Police are looking for a 25-year-old Frederica woman they say is wanted for a felony assault in Kent County. Jhazmond Landry has been known to frequent the Dover area. Attempts to locate Landry have been unsuccessful. Troopers are asking anyone who may know where Jhazmond Landry is to contact Detective C. Bowie…

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UMES Students Selected as 2023 White House HBCU Scholars

Two University of Maryland Eastern Shore students will represent the University through the White House’s Initiative on Advancing Educational Equity, Excellence and Economic Opportunity through Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Brittney Henry, a pharmacy major, and Khamara Logan, a junior Human Ecology major with a concentration in fashion merchandising, were among a field of 102 students from…

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DPH Offers Health Tips as Summer Heat Conditions Continue

With the summer season in full swing, extreme heat can pose a serious threat to peoples’ health. Prolonged exposure to high temperatures can lead to heat exhaustion, heat stroke and other serious health complications. The Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH) shares the following information to stay safe and healthy.  Additional Information from the Delaware…

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Three Teens Arrested for Armed Robbery in Hebron

Three teenagers have been arrested for an armed robbery that occurred earlier this week on N. Main St. in Hebron, Maryland. The victim was in the parking lot working at around 11:30 a.m. on July 18th, when three teens approached him. They assaulted him and tried to take his work truck and additional property. One…

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Salisbury Man Arrested for Distributing Controlled Dangerous Substances

A Salisbury man is currently being held without bond at Wicomico County Detention Center after the county Sheriff’s Office Community Action Team (CAT) conducted an investigation into the distribution of controlled dangerous substances from his home on Jack Drive. On June 27th, surveillance that was established at the home of 59-year-old Charles Lee Huntington showed…

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Opening Day of the Delaware State Fair

Today, July 20th, is Opening Day of the Delaware State Fair. Gates will open at 12:00 noon marking the start of the 104th year of the fair. You’ll find additional information on the State Fair website. HOME | Delaware State Fair

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Tier 3 Sex Offender in Maryland Arrested for Failing to Provide Required Information

Gary Lee Corkell, who is a Tier 3 Sex Offender, was arrested on a Caroline County District Court Arrest Warrant for failing to provide required information during re-registration appointment. Caroline County Sheriff’s Office Detectives learned that Corkell had been operating a vehicle without providing that information as required by the State of Maryland. Corkell was…

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Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 7-19-23

User 284190339 · 07 – 19 – 23 Fishing Report Wednesday was a lousy day with rain and wind that caught several boats by surprise. The weather and the marine forecast were good early, but then the rain and wind arrived in copious amounts. Lewes Harbour Marine said the Katydid managed to bring in 20…

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