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DE Sees Highest Single Day Total of New Positive Coronavirus Cases

By Mari Lou / November 20, 2020
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Delaware has recorded its highest single day total of new positive cases of coronavirus with 649 new cases Thursday. Over 400 of them were from New Castle County, 146 from Sussex and 98 from Kent County. Public Health officials also report 4 deaths – 1 each in New Castle and Kent Counties and 2 from…

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DSP Make Arrest in October Assault in Magnolia

By Mari Lou / November 20, 2020
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Delaware State Police have arrested a Magnolia man in connection with an October assault in the Meadowbrook Acres community. A family member found a male victim unresponsive on the kitchen floor with signs of injury – and was taken to an area hospital in critical condition. Police developed 38 year old Christopher Porter of Magnolia…

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Coronavirus Increasing at Vaughn & Baylor Prisons

By Mari Lou / November 20, 2020
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Screening and testing at the Vaughn Correctional Facility in Smyrna has identified additional inmates who are positive for coronavirus – bringing the total at the prison to 45. They are from the same housing building as the cases identified last week – as well as three additional tiers in other housing units. A positive test…

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State of Maryland Surpasses 4 Million Coronavirus Tests

By Mari Lou / November 20, 2020
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Governor Larry Hogan today announced that more than 4 million COVID-19 tests have now been completed in Maryland—another milestone in the state’s long-term testing strategy. State health officials continue to expand Maryland’s testing capabilities during the fall surge, and strongly encourage all Marylanders to get tested for COVID-19. “Over the past eight months, our state has built…

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Salisbury Man Found Guilty in Stabbings

By Mari Lou / November 20, 2020
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WGMD Fishing Report 11-20-20

By Mari Lou / November 20, 2020
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Small craft advisories were up on Thursday, but I really don’t know why.  The ocean was just about flat calm and the wind was not that strong, although it may have picked up a bit later in the day. As I reported, there were rockfish caught out of Indian River Inlet on Tuesday and Wednesday…

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WGMD Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / November 20, 2020

Margaret May – Lewes – Reflections on Red Mill Pond / Click for full view

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WGMD Fishing Report 11-19-20

By Mari Lou / November 19, 2020
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Small craft advisories were up on Wednesday and Thursday looks like it may be fishable.  The problem this time of year is a lack of fishermen as hunting and other activities including work and school have people tied down during the week. To the best of my knowledge, no boats left Lewes or Indian River…

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WGMD Fishing Report 11-18-20

By Mari Lou / November 18, 2020
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Our old girlfriend Gale Warning was up on Tuesday and she may be back on Wednesday. Now it looks like the wind may stay through Thursday, but the weekend could be fishable. I knew we would have to pay for that string of warm and clam weather in early November. I did get a report…

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WGMD Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / November 18, 2020
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Cliff Grunstra – Milton – Relaxing at Beach Plum Island at sunset / Click for full view

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Atlantic General Hospital Halts Visitors Because of Coronavirus

By Mari Lou / November 17, 2020
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Due to an increase in community spread of COVID-19, Atlantic General Hospital in Berlin and Health System will no longer allow visitors, effective 6 a.m. on Wednesday, November 18, 2020. These restrictions will be in place until further notice. Individuals receiving care at the hospital, outpatient facilities or physician offices are asked to come alone.…

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DE Coronavirus Numbers Elevated – Additional Restrictions Go in Place Mon, Nov 23

By Mari Lou / November 17, 2020
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National Federation of Independent Business Reacts to Gov Carney’s Additional Restrictions

By Mari Lou / November 17, 2020
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Today, Governor John Carney announced additional restrictions on businesses saying they are necessary due to recent state data on COVID-19. Beginning Monday, November 23 at 8am, the capacity for indoor operations at bars and restaurants will be limited to 30 percent of fire capacity. Additionally, all indoor gatherings outside of private homes must be limited…

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Delmar Commercial Fire – Accidental

By Mari Lou / November 17, 2020
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A fire at the Delmar Auto Center on Waller Road Tuesday afternoon was accidental according to the Delaware State Fire Marshal. Delmar firefighters arrived just before 1pm to find smoke and flames coming from two structures at the property. Fire companies from Sussex and Wicomico Counties assisted or provided cover. The State Fire Marshal says…

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Gov Carney Announces Additional Restrictions to Slow Community Spread of Coronavirus

By Mari Lou / November 17, 2020
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Governor John Carney on Tuesday announced additional restrictions statewide to slow community spread of COVID-19 as Delaware and the country experience a surge of cases, hospitalizations and deaths heading into the winter months. The restrictions will be formally issued in a revision to the Governor’s omnibus emergency order later this week. Governor Carney’s order will…

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WGMD Fishing Report 11-17-20

By Mari Lou / November 17, 2020
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Small craft advisories were up on Monday and my guess is they will be back up on Tuesday and Wednesday. I did take a ride into Lewes just to get out of the house. There were no boat trailers in the boat ramp parking lot and only one guy fishing at the Canary Creek Bridge.…

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WGMD Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / November 17, 2020
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Marty Barrett – Milton – Overlooking Gordons Pond near Rehoboth / Click for full view

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DSP Looking to Identify Suspects in Thefts in Georgetown Area

By Mari Lou / November 16, 2020
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A rash of thefts from vehicles in the Georgetown area is under investigation by Delaware State Police. Police say during the first week of November multiple vehicles were broken into and numerous debit and credit cards were stolen. Police learned one of the credit cards was used at a Harbeson convenience store they obtained surveillance…

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DSP Investigating Robbery at Uncle Willies in Lewes

By Mari Lou / November 16, 2020
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Police are investigating a robbery at the Uncle Willie’s on Coastal Highway in Lewes. Delaware State Police say the suspect entered the store around 9pm Saturday and waited till other customers left – then went to the counter and handed the clerk a plastic bag and demanded money. The suspect did show a gun and…

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MD Strong Economic Recovery Initiative Deadlines Nearing

By Mari Lou / November 16, 2020

The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development is administering state recovery funds through the Maryland Strong Economic Recovery Initiative (MD-SERI). Eligible applicants can receive up to $500,000 in grant assistance for operational support. The initiative will provide targeted support to: Nonprofit tourism-producing organizations, such as museums, cultural attractions, zoos, aquariums; Nonprofit and for-profit live…

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DSP Looking to Identify Suspect in Milford Robbery

By Mari Lou / November 16, 2020
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Delaware State Police are trying to identify the suspect wanted in connection with a robbery at the Shore Stop Valero on Bay Road in Milford. Police say the suspect entered the store around 9:30 Saturday night and demanded cigarettes and money. He implied that he had a weapon, but none was shown. He left with…

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Coronavirus Cluster at JTVCC Found & Isolated

By Mari Lou / November 16, 2020
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Proactive screening and testing have identified a cluster of inmate COVID-19 cases in one housing building at James T. Vaughn Correctional Center (JTVCC), the state’s largest prison in Smyrna, the Department of Correction announced today.   With significant community spread throughout the state and the increased risk of the infectious virus entering a correctional facility, DOC implemented…

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Applications for Worcester County Restaurant Relief Grant Program Accepted through Nov 30

By Mari Lou / November 16, 2020
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Restaurant owners impacted by the current health pandemic are urged to apply for grant funds through the Worcester County Restaurant Relief Grant Program. Applications will be accepted online now through 11:59 p.m. on November 30. “Worcester County’s Restaurant Relief Grant Program provides individual restaurateurs with grant relief of up to ten-thousand dollars to help restaurants with…

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Milford Woman Charged with Burglary

By Mari Lou / November 16, 2020
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A Milford woman has been arrested after an incident Sunday in Seaford. Delaware State Police were called for a reported burglary at a home on Bridgeville Highway. During the investigation police learned that 34 year old Sherelle Evans entered the home of an acquaintance without permission while he and his children were sleeping. When the…

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Circle in Georgetown Turns Green for National Philanthropy Day

By Mari Lou / November 16, 2020
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The Circle in Georgetown to be lit in green for National Philanthropy Day this week. The Delaware Community Foundation (DCF) and the Town of Georgetown will celebrate the impact of philanthropy and especially the people who make it happen, increasing the quality of life in Sussex County. The DCF’s Southern Delaware office is located at 36…

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