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UPDATED – 04/12/24 – A fire in Ocean Pines on March 29th was ruled arson by the Worcester County Fire Marshal’s office. Later that night arrest warrants were obtained for Felix Rounds, Junior who started the fire by setting clothing on fire. He was transported to Tidal Health-Peninsula Regional Medical Center in Salisbury for evaluation…
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Sunday night beginning at 10 o’clock, contractors with the Park Avenue Relocation project will shut down a water main to 6 properties on DuPont Boulevard and one on Arrow Safety Road. Officials say the water will be shut off for a short time and restored when the work is completed. Properties affected: Additional information from…
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User 284190339 · 04 – 12 – 24 Fishing Report Thursday saw gale warnings on the open water so it was not a good day for fishing out there. Patty at Captain Bones had a couple more trout citations to share. Cole Flanagan, 11 years-old, caught a 3.02-pound rainbow trout from Rittenhouse Park on a…
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User 284190339 · 04 – 11 – 24 Fishing Report Wednesday brought some very warm weather to the beach, but still no fish from the surf. There will be small craft and gale warnings up for the next two days. At Lewes Harbour Marina they reported the Katydid ran to ocean structure and returned with…
Read MoreUPDATED 4/10/24–Delaware State Police arrested 34-year-old Jennifer Barnes of Dover, Delaware, for the burglary of a Leipsic home last month. Yesterday, Barnes was arrested and taken to Troop 3, where she was charged with several crimes, arraigned by Justice of the Peace Court 2, and taken to the Baylor Correctional Institution on a $24,100 cash…
Read MoreUser 284190339 · 04 – 10 – 24 Fishing Report Tuesday was a decent day for fishing, but if you thought this nice weather was too good to last, you were right. There is a gale warning up for Thursday and the weekend does look promising. Lewes Harbour Marina said Billy and Joe Mister with…
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Maryland Governor Moore held his first bill signing ceremony of 2024 and signed the Maryland Protecting Opportunities and Regional Trade (PORT) Act. This measure supports businesses and workers who have been affected by the collapse of the Key Bridge and creates a new, permanent scholarship program for the families of transportation workers who die on…
Read MoreDover Police were called Tuesday morning around 7 for a report of a trespassing incident on West Loockerman Street. Investigation revealed that the victim – a 60 year old man reported that 41 year old David Pryor was trespassing in the area – then Pryor punched the victim in the face and demanded property. The…
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A shooting incident that damaged a home on Lady Bug Drive early Monday morning is under investigation by Dover Police. Police were called just after 1am and located a home that had been struck by gunfire. Police learned the home was occupied at the time of the incident – no one was injured. Police have…
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A Sykesville man has been sentenced after causing a life threatening injury while DUI. Worcester County Circuit Court Judge Brian Shockley sentenced 53 year old Michael Ebert to serve 3 years in prison, suspending all but 1 year of active incarceration followed by 5 years of supervised probation upon release. Court records show a a…
Read MoreSussex County is reorganizing its Emergency Services division – bring three separate entities under one umbrella – the new Department of Public Safety. Current EMS Director Robert Murray will take over as the Director – with a deputy director for each division. Robert Mauch is now the Deputy Director for EMS, Richard Short as Deputy…
Read MoreUPDATED – 04/09/24 – Delaware State Police have identified 46-year-old Dianell Gordy-Thomas of Magnolia as the woman who died in the fatal crash near Magnolia on Saturday, April 6. =============================================== ORIGINAL STORY – 04/08/24 – A Magnolia woman is dead after a crash Saturday near the entrance to Barker’s Landing. Delaware State Police say that…
Read MoreUser 284190339 · 04 – 09 – 24 Fishing Report Monday saw a solar eclipse and the first good fishing report from the ocean. Lewes Harbour Marina reported that the Katydid ran her first trip of 2024 and returned with 23 tog from ocean structure. The local Tog Club also went out with two boats.…
Read MoreUPDATED – 04/08/24 – 4:45pm – Three sounding rockets were launched from the Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia this afternoon – during the solar eclipse. One was launched around 2:40pm, the second launch was delayed and lifted off around 3:30 and the final launch was just after 4:30pm. The launches were timed to be during…
Read MoreThe Social Security office on Old Vine Boulevard in Lewes is relocating to Georgetown. The Lewes office is closing today, however services will be available by appointment only through 4pm on Friday, April 12. Beginning Monday, April 15 – all services previously provided at the Lewes office will now be available at 17 Georgetown Plaza.…
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UPDATED – 04/08/24 – Milford Police have arrested 59 year old Thomas Caffrey who has been wanted for the past month on charges of harassment following a incident at Milford High School that resulted in a lockdown at the high school and central academy. Investigators did a routine check of Caffrey’s residence and located his…
Read MoreA 2-alarm fire in Delmar early this morning is under investigation by the Maryland State Fire Marshal’s office. Delmar Volunteer firefighters were called to a home on East State Street just before 2am. Crews arriving at the scene found fire showing from three sides of the two-story residence. Multiple crews were called to assist or…
Read MoreA speeding Jetta was pulled over for a traffic stop by Delaware State Police on West Lebanon Road near South State Street on Saturday just before 6pm. A computer check of the registration showed it was expired and when police contacted the driver, 22 year old Robert Coombes of Dover, two black handgun magazines could…
Read MoreBarry Clark – Salisbury – Wicomico River running through Salisbury City Park. Click for full view
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