Mari Lou
Voters in Milford went to the polls Saturday to elect three to the city council. In the First Ward, incumbent Mike Boyle received 173 votes to 162 for Michael Spillane. In the Second Ward, Lisa Peel did not run for re-election. Andrew Fulton will take over that seat – he got 119 votes to Joseph…
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A Dover woman has been arrested after a fight in Magnolia. Delaware State Police were called to the Whispering Pines Mobile Home Park for a 20 year old female victim who was maced in the face during a fight with 23 year old Jazmyne Harris of Dover. Police say the two were arguing outside the…
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Delaware State Police stopped a vehicle on Coastal Highway Friday night after failing to stop for a red light at Midway Outlet Drive. Police contacted the driver, 34 year old Monique Fulton of Windsor Mill, MD. A search of Fulton and the vehicle turned up over 33 grams of cocaine, a large quantity of small…
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A domestic incident in Seaford led to the arrest of a man from New York. Delaware State Police were called to Rocky Road on Friday night and learned 40 year old Shane Sewsaud was drunk and shot his 69 year old step-father in the foot with a pellet gun. A neighbor came to help and…
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Saturday saw cooler weather with a north to northeast breeze and seas to three and four feet in the ocean. At least two head boats came in early as the passengers were getting beat up due to the rough conditions. Charter and private boats stayed out and managed to scrape together a catch. At Lewes…
Read MoreThe Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH) is announcing five additional fatalities related to coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) and is providing an update on the number of positive cases and recovered individuals as of 6:00 p.m., Friday, June 12, 2020. In addition, DPH is reporting 93 total current COVID-19 hospitalizations in Delaware, which is the…
Read MoreIn conjunction with the state’s reopening plan as well as current local public health conditions, Dover AFB is scheduled to implement Health Protection Condition (HPCON) Bravo and launch Phase 2 of the base reopening plan June 15. This health protection condition is the most accurate description of the current situation as itindicates a moderate risk…
Read MorePatrick – Flag Day Celebration on Sunday, 12 to 4p At Legislative Hall in Dover Tony – 302-853-0206 – 2001 Yukon XL New tires and brakes great condition – $5000 Rich – 302-732-3068 – Patio Set with Table and six chairs – $180 obo – Size 9 Gortex Boots – $80 Connie – 302-339-2577 –…
Read MoreFriday was a nice day and fishing was pretty good in the ocean. The weekend forecast has changed a bit with a high pressure to the north and a low pressure to the south combining to give us a northeast to east wind of 15 to 20 knots and seas of three to four feet. …
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Richard Marx – Laurel – Osprey perched on the steeple at Asbury United Methodist Church in Mt Vernon, MD / Click for full view
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Parking restrictions are now in place in Bethany Beach. All of Atlantic Avenue and all oceanfront street ends and parking lots will be available as Residential parking permit spaces and/or pay to park spaces. Pay to park is in effect from 10am to 11pm on Atlantic Avenue and beachfront streets closest to Garfield Parkway. And…
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Some changes in Salisbury with the State’s continuation of Phase 2 reopening of Maryland. The City of Salisbury will now limit the number of people at a gathering within the city limits from 10 to 50 – for events like parties, recreation, leisure, weddings and funerals – but does NOT apply to restaurants business or…
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A Princess Anne man has been found guilty of maliciously defacing the property of Salisbury University in a hate crime. On Friday, Wicomico County District Court Judge Abigail Marsh sentenced 54 year old Jerome Jackson to 18 months of active incarceration at the County Detention Center. Jackson has also paid $494 in restitution to the…
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The Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH) is announcing 67 additional positive cases of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in Delaware, as well as 61 more Delawareans who have recovered, as of 6:00 p.m., Thursday, June 12, 2020. No additional COVID-19 related deaths were reported Thursday. In total, 414 Delawareans have passed away due to complications…
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Delaware moves into Phase 2 reopening on Monday, which will include some sports being able to resume. Public Health Director, Dr. Karyl Rattay discussed what that will include as we begin more socialization. She says that sports will often involve breaking social distancing rules, however they have developed guidance to keep sports safer while coronavirus…
Read MoreThursday saw small craft advisories with the threat of thunderstorms and for the most part no one went fishing. The last of the 17,000 surf fishing permits were sold on Tuesday and no more will be available until December. Social distancing is still in effect and the parks will limit the number of surf fishing…
Read MoreWednesday was a hot, summer day with a brisk south wind. Small craft advisories are up for Thursday. At Lewes Harbour Marina we found out that the pool-winning 18-pound tilefish on Monday’s Katydid trip was caught by Jacob Surowiec. The Savannah Lynn has been catching a releasing some big sharks for his parties. Kevin Lagates…
Read MoreThe WGMD Throwback Thursday Picture of the Day – Looking back to October of 2013 and the WGMD Fishing Report – live from Irish Eyes. Former Fishing Reporter, Captain Bill Baker, owner of Bill’s Sports Shop (who I saw Wednesday along with his lovely wife Cathy!) and former morning co-host Judy Mangini giving away some swag / Click for full view
Read MoreTuesday morning was absolutely beautiful so I drove up to Herring Point to soak some FishBites for trout, kings or bluefish. I failed miserably, as did everyone else there as far as I could tell. When I called Tommy at Lewes Harbour Marina, he told me the boats that ran for flounder and sea bass…
Read MoreThe Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH) is announcing 12 additional fatalities related to coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) and is providing an update on the number of positive cases and recovered individuals. As of 6:00 p.m., Monday, June 8, 2020, there have been more than 10,000 positive cases of COVID-19 reported among Delaware residents. In…
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