Rehoboth Man Arrested For Assault, Other Offenses

A 27-year-old Rehoboth Beach man has been arrested on several felony charges after getting into an argument while visiting acquaintances. Delaware State Police say troopers responded to Tradewinds Lane Sunday. Upon arrival, they heard screaming coming from inside and they observed a broken glass sliding door. According to police, an investigation determined that 27-year-old Kent…

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Man Taken Into Custody After Lengthy Barricade

A barricade in Milford that lasted for several hours was resolved with a man’s surrender, according to Milford Police.Milford Police said Monday that a domestic situation involving a firearm led to a police response Friday in the 200-block of Southeast 2nd Street. Police said the man failed to come out of the residence at the…

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Workplace Fight Leads To Man’s Arrest

A Georgetown man faces charges following an argument in the kitchen of a restaurant. Delaware State Police say troopers were called to the establishment on Atlantic Avenue in Millville. An investigation determined that an employee was there on his day off and started to fight with a 38-year-old man who also works there. 37-year-old Dorian…

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Travel Advisory: Route 90 Project Into OC May Cause Delays

A project on Route 90 and its bridges between Route 589 and Coastal Highway may cause delays this week, according to Ocean City Police. The Maryland State Highway expects work to be conducted daily between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. through Wednesday, October 28th. Single-lane flagging operations can be expected. Motorists are asked to use…

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1 Killed, 2 Shot in Somerset Co. Incident

Maryland State Police are investigating a shooting death in Somerset County. Troopers from the Princess Anne Barrack responded to a report of three people being shot in Marion over the weekend. One person, identified as 46-year-old Lagina Robellard of Hebron, was pronounced dead at the scene. Two other male shooting victims were taken to a…

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Lewes Contributes To Historical Time Capsule

New York based H.R. 1242 Resilience Project

The Lewes Historical Society has contributed a journal for a time capsule commemorating 400 years of African-American History. New York based H.R. 1242 Resilience Project is burying the time capsule in Equatorial Guinea. Don Victor Mooney of the project accepted the donation during a recent visit to Lewes. Mooney became the first African-American to row…

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WGMD Fishing Report 10-19-20

There was a bit more wind on Sunday than what the marine forecast called for.Ā  However, the boats that fished the ocean did very well.Ā  The rest of the week looks very good, if the forecast remains true. Tommy at Lewes Harbour Marina said the Katydid came in with 90 sea bass and three flounder…

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Why Did Del. Gas Prices Increase Last Week?

Delaware gas prices are up about nine cents per gallon in the past week, while the price at the pumps in surrounding states remains relatively flat. AAA Mid-Atlantic says a decrease in east coast inventories and a very brief interruption of the Colonial Pipeline due to hurricane Delta may be factors. The average price of…

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Downtown Development District Program Makes A Splash

Photo courtesy of Delaware State Housing Authority

The grand opening of Splash Laundromat in Georgetown is extra reason to celebrate for its owners. Enrique and Veronica Nunez were presented with a Downtown Development District rebate check of nearly $458,000 Friday.The five-year-old program generates private capital investment into commercial business districts. Qualifying investments in one of twelve designated areas can apply for a…

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Crash Kills Motorcyclist In Wicomico Co.

A man is dead following a motorcycle wreck on Siloam Road in Wicomico County.According to the Sheriff’s Office, the 32-year-old man lost control of the motorcycle Saturday afternoon. The man struck a pole as he was thrown from the motorcycle.Investigators are hoping to hear from anyone who may have witnessed the accident.A portion of Siloam…

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WGMD Fishing Report 10-18-20

Small craft advisories were up on Saturday, but Sunday looks good.Ā  In fact, all of next week appears to be good fishing weather with warming air temperatures and light winds. The Lewes Harbour Marina Tog Tournament began on Saturday and will continue until 4:00 PM on November 21.  The entry fee is $30 for the…

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WGMD Radio Flea Market 10-17-20

Robert – 302-569-5749 – Tan golf cart storage cover – $70 Joe – 302-448-9951 – Health-o-meter scale – $85 Nick – 908-930-2000 – 30″ Yard Machines Summit series electric snow blower – $300 or best offer Pauline – 302-645-9545 – Fine china Japan Roselle, service of 8 with extras – $135 – Model train Bachmann…

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Election Security Measures Taken In Del., Md.

The integrity of the November 3rd election and protection of the right to vote are being address with actions taken in Delaware and Maryland Friday. Governor John Carney is authorizing the Delaware National Guard 166th Cyberspace Operations Squadron to assist in election security efforts. The Executive Order is intended to secure its cybersecurity assistance in…

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Fire Damages Garage Building In Seaford

Photo courtesy of Seaford Volunteer Fire Department

A fire swept through a garage building on Virginia Avenue in the area of the Western Sussex Boys and Girls Club. Workers from the nearby Fed Ex facility reported the blaze early Saturday morning, according to the Seaford Volunteer Fire Company. The blaze in the 30-by-30-foot structure was contained with the assistance of firefighters from…

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Del. Averages 127 Positive COVID Test Results Daily In Past Week

The seven-day average of new coronavirus cases in Delaware is 127.7, according to the Delaware Division of Public Health.Nearly 22,800 positive cases have been reported since March, including more than 11,800 who are considered recovered from COVID-19.Over the past week, the seven-day positivity average has dropped from 6.6-percent to 5.5-percent.104 people are currently hospitalized due…

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More Salisbury City Employees Test Positive For COVID-19

The City of Salisbury Friday reported that four additional municipal employees had tested positive for coronavirus. Three of those employees are members of the Salisbury Fire Department, and the other is in the Government Office Building. Salisbury City Administrator Julia Glanz said the test results were confirmed in the past week. All city employees who…

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Ocean-To-Bay Bike Tour Is Underway

Hundreds of people on bicycles are making their way through the Quiet Resorts.The 31st annual Ocean to Bay Bike Tour in the Bethany Beach – Fenwick Island area was postponed from April due to the COVID-19 pandemic.The tour is presented by the Bethany – Fenwick Area Chamber of Commerce.This year it offered a virtual option…

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WGMD Fishing Report 10-17-20

As I expected, small craft advisories were up on Friday and will be back up on Saturday.Ā  Along with the wind and heavy seas we had plenty of rain and falling temperatures.Ā  Right now, Sunday is looking good. NOAA Fisheries has tried a new survey in an effort to discover the most trusted source of…

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6-Month Bridge Replacement Project Starts Monday

Motorists in Worcester County will encounter a detour for replacement of the Bayside Road Bridge, on the bay east of Snow Hill.The current timber-beam bridge is being closed as of Monday. Local detour routes will add a few minutes to the commute. Worcester County Public Works says the project is expected to take about six…

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