Talk of Delmarva Radio Flea Market 05/09/26
NAME: Dwight / 302-258-7170 ITEM: Camelback sofa DESCRIPTION: 6-foot Camelback sofa AMOUNT: $160 OBO ITEM: Rattan sofa, chair, tables DESCRIPTION: 6-foot rattan sofa, rattan chair, 3 ‘stackable’ rattan side tables AMOUNT: $200 OBO NAME: Keith / Dagsboro / 302-542-6074 ITEM: Crab Pots DESCRIPTION: He has 15 crab pots. Some are in good…
Read More8th Annual Back the Blue Caravan Goes County-wide Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday – Still Time to Join!
The 8th Annual Back the Blue Caravan will travel county-wide over three days. The Caravan thanks the men and women in blue for their dedicated service to our community. There’s still time to sign up – Caravans will be on Route 1 on Tuesday, Route 113 on Wednesday and Route 13 on Thursday. Each day’s…
Read MoreSouth Bethany Considering Reducing the Size of the Town Council
South Bethany is considering reducing the size of its town council from 7 members to 5. This would need approval from the Delaware General Assembly, however Mayor Edie Dondero wants to hear from residents before they make permanent changes to the Town Charter. This year’s election – as well as the election in 2023 –…
Read MoreSeaford Clean-Up Week – May 11 – 15 – Do’s and Don’ts
SEAFORD CLEAN UP WEEK – Mon, May 11 – Fri, May 15 CLEAN UP WEEK PICK-UP SCHEDULE Monday, May 11th: East of Front Street, Mearfield Tuesday, May 12th: Front St., to the RR tracks, including Virginia Commons, Wilmar Village and Hurley Heights Wednesday, May 13th: RR tracks to Nylon Blvd. Thursday, May 14th: Martin Farms,…
Read MoreTalk of Delmarva Fishing Report 05/09/26
User 284190339 · 05-09-26 Fishing Report Friday was a pretty nice day until the afternoon when small craft advisories were put up and they will remain up through Saturday afternoon. Lewes Harbour Marina told us a few boats went out in the morning, but if they had any success, they did not share that information.…
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Charles Parkhill – Long Neck osprey. Click for full view
Read MoreUPDATED: Jeff Heiser & Peter Buas Win Special Election to Fill 2 Vacancies on Ocean City Council
UPDATED – 05/08/26 – Jeff Heiser and Peter Buas were the top vote-getters in the Ocean City Special Election and will take two seats on the City Council that were vacated by Tony DeLuca and Larry Yates. Heiser won the most votes with 664. Buas won 623 votes. Tony DeSanctis received 231 votes, William Murphy won…
Read More“Safe Schools Sentry Act” to Expand School Security Options for Private Schools Introduced in Delaware General Assembly
Legislation to provide private schools with additional tools to enhance campus safety and protect students and staff has been introduced in the Delaware General Assembly. Senate Bill 304, the Safe Schools Sentry Act creates a narrowly tailored exemption within Delaware’s Safe School Zone law to allow trained and authorized individuals, referred to as ‘sentries,’ to…
Read MoreDSP Arrest Former Police Officer for Rape
A former Delaware and Maryland police officer has been arrested by Delaware State Police following a sexual assault investigation. Police say 33 year old William Paskey of Harrington met the female victim on a dating app in 2022 and invited her to his residence. The victim told police that Paskey became aggressive and engaged in…
Read MoreMariners Watch for Shoaling Hazard in Assawoman Bay Navigational Channel
DNREC has issued a warning notice for mariners navigating Assawoman Bay to use caution because of extreme shoaling hazards that have limited portions of the navigational channel – especially during low tide conditions. Severe shoaling has been identified near Marker 1 and Marker 5. Boaters are encouraged to proceed at slow, no-wake speeds and remain…
Read More26 New Maryland State Troopers Graduate in 160th Trooper Candidate Class
The 160th Trooper Candidate Class of the Maryland State Police was welcomed by Governor Wes Moore on Friday. There are 26 new troopers joining the ranks after 28 weeks of training. Among the members of this class, six have prior military experience, six are paramedics and six were Maryland State Police cadets. Eight of the…
Read MoreUPDATED: Town of Snow Hill Announces Unofficial Election Results
UPDATED – 05/08/26 – The Town of Snow Hill held their general election in-person on Tuesday, May 5, 2026. On the ballot were the offices of Mayor and Eastern District Council. Running for Mayor were two candidates: incumbent Mayor Janet T. Simpson and challenger Charles (Rob) V. Hall. Running for Eastern District Council were two…
Read MoreSussex Central Middle School Science Teacher, Emily Wright, IRSD Teacher of the Year
Sussex Central Middle School science teacher, Emily Wright, has been named the Indian River School District’s Teacher of the Year for 2026-2027. That announcement was made Thursday night – Wright was chosen from a pool of 15 candidates – one from each school. Wright has taught science a Sussex Central/Millsboro Middle School since 2020 –…
Read MoreEaston Airport Modernization Project Continues – Operational Impacts at Easton Airport as of 5/8/26
Construction at the Easton Airport continues. This is to enhance the safety and operational efficiency of the airport facilities – and bring the airfield into compliance with current FAA standards. Full closure of the airport has been delayed – currently Runway 15/33 is closed for rehab – to fill cracks, seal filling and a new…
Read MoreTalk of Delmarva Fishing Report 05/08/26
User 284190339 · 05-08-26 Fishing Report Thursday the wind laid down a bit, but then it rained. The temperature dropped 20 degrees just to make things a bit more uncomfortable. Dan at Dan’s Tackle on Route 1 in Milton had an interesting report. It seems since Tuesday shore fishermen at Oyster Rocks Road have been…
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Carol Tabor – Ocean View – Kayaks waiting at the James Farm. Click for full view
Read MoreUPDATE: Victim Indentified in Fatal Single-Vehicle Crash in Lewes; Crash Remains Under Investigation
UPDATE: The Delaware State Police have identified 23-year-oldKenya Hernandez-Gomez,from Millsboro, Delaware, as the woman who died in the single-vehicle fatal crash that occurred Wednesday morning in Lewes. The investigation is still ongoing by the Delaware State Police Collision Reconstruction Unit. Troopers ask anyone who witnessed or has information about the crash to contact Corporal Grade…
Read MoreGovernor Meyer Signs Executive Orders Aimed at Supporting Small Businesses
In recognition of National Small Business Week, Governor Matt Meyer visited two locally owned businesses in Milford today and signed two Executive Orders aimed at expanding opportunity for small and diverse businesses across Delaware. Executive Order 21 creates an Office of Small Business Access to help entrepreneurs navigate state services, reduce regulatory barriers, streamline inspections,…
Read MoreNational Gas Price Average Rises More Than 25-Cents for Second Straight Week
Drivers are seeing another sharp increase at the pump, with the national average for a gallon of regular gasoline rising 25 cents for the second consecutive week to $4.55. Pump prices are now $1.40 higher than they were a year ago and have reached their highest level since 2022, when the national average peaked at…
Read MoreOver $572,500 in Rolling Grants Expands Community Access to Arts Experiences Across Delaware
The Delaware Division of the Arts has announced the second round of Fiscal Year 2026 grant awards, distributing $572,573 through 209 grants supporting arts programming statewide. The funding was awarded through rolling and recurring grant opportunities designed to respond to community needs and seasonal scheduling. Projects supported include local performances and exhibitions, teaching artist residencies…
Read MoreEaston Police: Salisbury Driver Charged After Losing Control in Multi-Vehicle Crash
Officers with the Easton Police Department recently served a criminal summons on a 73-year-old Salisbury man charging him with reckless and negligent driving and multiple traffic violations stemming from a crash that happened on Dec. 3rd on Ocean Gateway and Chapel Road. Investigators, with assistance from the Maryland State Police Crash Team, determined that Bushra…
Read MoreEaston, MD Man Arrested Following Altercation, Threat with Knife
An Easton, Maryland man has been arrested in connection with a disturbance at an area residence. Easton police say that on May 2nd, officers responded to a residence for a 911 hang-up call with yelling heard in the background. Officers encountered 32-year-old Lequan Savage of Easton, who was involved in a disturbance with two other…
Read MoreDelaware State Representative Jeff Hilovsky Announces Decision Not to Seek Re-Election
Delaware State Rep. Jeff Hilovsky who represents the 4th District tells the Talk of Delmarva’s Mike Bradley that he will not run for re-election. Hilovsky a Republican is in his 2nd term. He was first elected in 2022. The two-term legislator said his decision was mainly motivated by his desire to spend more time with…
Read MoreDNREC Announces June 6 and 7 Will be Free Fishing Days in Delaware Waters
DNREC encourages Delawareans and visitors alike to celebrate National Fishing and Boating Week (June 6th-14th) with two days of free fishing in the state Saturday, June 6th and Sunday, June 7th. On these two days anglers may fish, crab and clam in any Delaware waters without possessing a 2026 fishing license. The free fishing dates were…
Read MoreAttorney General Brown Announces Sentences of Outlaw Motorcycle Club Members Involved in Interstate Motorcycle Theft Ring
Five members associated with the Sin City outlaw motorcycle club were sentenced after pleading guilty to participating in a criminal organization tied to a multi-state motorcycle theft scheme involving more than $100,000 in stolen motorcycles. The convictions stem from a multi-jurisdictional investigation by Maryland’s Attorney General’s Organized Crime Unit into a coordinated theft operation spanning…
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