WGMD Fishing Report 6-24-22

Friday was a beautiful day at the beach. Amanda at Lewes Harbour Marina said Captain Pete on the Top Fin took the Ziglar family out on Friday morning for some shark fishing and boy did they ever find some action. They went ten for ten on sharks to 200 pounds giving the family lots of…

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Gov. Carney Formally Extends Del. Public Health Emergency For 30 Days

Governor John Carney Friday formally extended theĀ Public Health EmergencyĀ orderĀ for another 30 days. The action allows the State of Delaware and medical providers to continue COVID-19 vaccination and testing programs. Delaware law requires that Public Health Emergency declarations be renewed every 30 days. ā€œIt’s important people stay one step ahead of COVID-19,ā€ Carney said. ā€œKeep doing…

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Del. AG Jennings: Supreme Court Ruling In Abortion Case A “Sad Statement”

Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings expressed disappointment Friday in the US Supreme Court ruling in the case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization: Jennings said the following in a statement: ā€œJust one day after dramatically curtailing states’ rights to regulate guns, the Supreme Court has upended a half-century of legal precedent by permitting states…

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Md. AG Frosh: Supreme Court Overturning of Roe v. Wade “strips away fundamental right of women to control their own bodies”

Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh has issued a statement following the release of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in the case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization: Ā ā€œToday’s decision strips away the fundamental right of women to control their own bodies.Ā  Including in its sweep even survivors of abuse, rape, and incest, it robs…

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WGMD Fishing Report 6-22-22

Wednesday was a blowout. To the best of my knowledge no boats left Indian River or Lewes. Old Inlet Bait and Tackle said a few sheepshead and black drum were caught out of Indian River Inlet on frozen sand fleas. On Tuesday evening I spent 2.5 hours at a virtual meeting of the Bureau of…

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Woman Struck and Critically Injured by Auto in Ocean City

For the second time this week, Ocean City police are investigating another pedestrian accident. Just before 10:20 p.m. Wednesday, a woman was struck and critically injured on southbound Coastal Highway at 139th Street. They found her facedown on the roadway, unconscious but still breathing. She was taken to a trauma center. The striking auto and…

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WGMD Picture of the Day

WGMD’s Throwback Thursday Picture of the Day – before 1999. WGMD’s Jack Renault when he was working in sales. Jack later became the station’s General Manager before he finally retired after 30+ years with WGMD. He had the greatest voice for radio (and you can hear him towards the end of our Christmas recording of “The Night Before Christmas”) Sadly we lost Jack in October of 2012. Click for full view

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Man Flees in Mercedes from Traffic Stop in Downtown Rehoboth

It’s not something that happens often in downtown Rehoboth Beach. Last night, when police attempted a traffic stop in the second block of Baltimore Avenue, the man driving this silver Mercedes sped off and led police on a 90-second pursuit across downtown Rehoboth. Police said the car had a fictitious Delaware license plate. It started…

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Del. State Senate Approves $5.1-Billion FY ’23 Operating Budget

A Delaware Fiscal Year operating budget for Fiscal Year 2023 is moving forward in the General Assembly.The State Senate has approved the spending plan, which totals $5.1-billion. Spending would grow by 6.8-percent, while revenues are expected to increase by 7.3-percent. ā€œA healthy local economy that is producing good-paying jobs for more and more Delawareans combined…

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WGMD Fishing Report 6-21-22

Tuesday laid out real nice and fishing was good from the beach to the canyons. Deanna at Hook ā€˜em and Cook ā€˜em reported the Judy V had sea bass and flounder on her morning trip. Flounder are starting to show up in better numbers and size as the summer moves along. Private boats had ribbon…

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