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Georgetown Man Arrested after Robbery

By Mari Lou / December 18, 2019
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A Georgetown man has been arrested for a robbery after an altercation on Tuesday night.  Police learned that the victim was outside a business on North Bedford Street when he was contacted by two men.  One came from behind and wrapped his arm around the victim’s neck and began striking him in the back until…

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Wicomico River Dredging Underway from Upper Ferry to City of Salisbury

By Mari Lou / December 18, 2019
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Dredging has begun on the upper portion of the Wicomico River.  The Army Corps of Engineers began the work this week to ensure vessels can continue to safely carry fuel, materials and agricultural supplies to and from Eastern Shore communities.  About 100,000 cubic yards of material will be removed from the channel – and taken…

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DSP Troop 7 Moving into New Home Today

By Mari Lou / December 18, 2019
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The new Troop 7 opens this morning at 10am.  The new location is on Mulberry Knoll Road in Lewes – just off Route 24 behind the new Love Creek Elementary School.  The old Troop 7 on Coastal Highway will close to the public Thursday morning.  A formal open house will be held at a later…

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Milford Home Heavily Damaged by Fire — Investigation into Cause Continues

By Mari Lou / December 18, 2019
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Salisbury Man Sentenced for Weapons Offenses

By Mari Lou / December 18, 2019
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A Salisbury man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison after he was convicted of weapons offenses.  Wicomico County Circuit Court Judge Kathleen Beckstead sentenced 33 year old Leo Shaw earlier this week – he is required to serve 10 years without the possibility of parole.  Last May police went into Shaw’s Dover Street…

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Brandywine Valley SPCA Looking for Families to Host Shelter Pet Holiday Sleepovers

By Mari Lou / December 17, 2019
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The Brandywine Valley SPCA is looking for families to host a shelter pet for holiday sleepovers.  This would be a short-term foster arrangement where a dog or cat currently available for adoption stays with a family for a few days to a week – giving the pet a break from the stress of shelter life. …

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DNREC & Mountaire Enter Into Agreements to Address Violations at Millsboro & Selbyville Plants

By Mari Lou / December 17, 2019
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The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control signed an agreement with Mountaire Farms of Delaware, Inc. Dec. 13 to resolve spray irrigation and land application permit violations cited by DNREC in a Nov. 2, 2017 Notice of Violation (NOV). DNREC first took action against Mountaire for these violations via the filing of a complaint…

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Two DOC Walk Aways from the SCCC Back in Custody

By Mari Lou / December 17, 2019
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An offender who walked away from the SCCC in Georgetown is back in custody.  Corrections officials say 35 year old Kirk Holroyd of the Millsboro area left the SCCC on November 22.  He was arrested on December 11th by Ocean City Police.  He is now in custody at SCI in Georgetown on an escape after…

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Milford Man Arrested on Drug Charges

By Mari Lou / December 17, 2019
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A Milford man has been arrested by Harrington Police on drug charges.  Police responded to an illegal dumping complaint at the Midway Shopping Center where 23 year old Brian Holben and three others were dumping items into a dumpster.  Police say none of them could provide identification and they were detained.  A K-9 scan alerted…

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Berlin Man Sentenced for Sexual Child Abuse

By Mari Lou / December 17, 2019
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A Berlin man has been sentenced to life in prison for two counts 2nd degree rape.  A Worcester County judge last week sentenced 61 year old Keith Mariani to life in prison with all but 15 years suspended for one count of 2nd degree rape.  Mariani was sentenced to serve another 15 years for his…

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Gov Carney Tells Trump Administration DE Will Continue to Accept Resettlement of Refugees

By Mari Lou / December 17, 2019
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Governor John Carney has sent a letter to the Trump Administration accepting resettlement of refugees in the First State.  In his letter to US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, the Governor said that the country has historically been a refuge of safe harbor for people fleeing war-torn countries and in that spirit Delaware is proud…

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Habitat for Humanity to Dedicate Rehabbed Historic Home in Laurel Wednesday

By Mari Lou / December 17, 2019
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Wednesday morning Sussex County Habitat for Humanity will dedicate a newly rehabilitated historic home in Laurel.  This will be the fourth of six Habitat home rehabs that are planned in the Old Town Neighborhood.  The historic home dates back to 1840 and was moved to its current site in 1910.  A total of 10 homes…

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Willards Man Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison

By Mari Lou / December 17, 2019
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A Willards man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for child abuse and violation of probation.  Judge James Sarbanes sentenced 35 year old Timothy White to 8 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to 2nd degree child abuse.  Officials say at the time of his offense, White was on probation for a…

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Ocean View Man Charged after Assaulting a Police Officer

By Mari Lou / December 16, 2019
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An Ocean View man has been arrested for assaulting a police officer and other offenses.  Police were called to Fox’s Pizza in Millville for a theft of a bicycle in progress.  An Ocean View officer spotted the subject, 34 year old Christopher Thompson and tried to make contact with him.  The officer told Thompson to…

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First State Satanists to Hold Candlelight Vigil on Georgetown Circle Saturday Evening

By Mari Lou / December 16, 2019
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There will be another live observation on the Georgetown Circle on Saturday evening.  The First State Satanists will hold a Winter Solstice observance in the form of a candlelight vigil from 6 to 8pm.  The group tells WBOC that they have been granted a permit from the town for the gathering on the Circle.  In…

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WGMD Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / December 16, 2019
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Dave Nelson – Ocean View – Deer at the Indian River Bay Salt Marsh / Click for full view

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Final WGMD Fishing Report for 2019

By Mari Lou / December 15, 2019
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Sunday was warmer, but small craft advisories flew and I don’t think many if any boats went out.  Tog fishermen probably tried the inlet and had a few keepers with more than their share of shorts.  Rockfish may still be along the oceanfront, but if so, no one has been able to get out after…

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MD PSC Grants OC’s Petition Request to Review New Larger Turbine Sizes for Offshore Wind Projects

By Mari Lou / December 15, 2019
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The Maryland Public Service Commission has granted Ocean City’s petition request to review the new proposed turbine sizes for two wind energy projects that were approved in 2017.  The Commission determined that the new larger turbines – which are nearly double the size proposed two years ago – constitute material changes to the original applications.…

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DSP Investigating Dover Home Invasion

By Mari Lou / December 15, 2019
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Delaware State Police are looking for two men who forced their way into a Dover home on Mast Circle just after midnight Thursday morning.  The suspects held two victims at gunpoint and demanded cash and firearms.  The suspects left after getting two handguns and cash.  No one in the home was injured – three juveniles…

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MD Governor Hogan to Invest More in Education

By Mari Lou / December 15, 2019
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Governor Larry Hogan today, following his recent announcement to launch the next chapter of education reform in Maryland, committed another $130 million in additional education spending, including prekindergarten expansion and Concentrations of Poverty Grants. The governor will also introduce new legislation to expand access to Advanced Placement (AP) tests for low-income students. “I believe very strongly that…

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Gas Prices Continue to Drop Ahead of the Holidays

By Mari Lou / December 15, 2019
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The national average for a gallon of gas is at $2.56 – down 2 cents in the past week.  According to AAA-Mid-Atlantic, the price at the pump dropped 3 cents in Delaware to $2.31.  The Energy Information Administration expects crude oil prices will be lower on average in 2020 than this year because of forecast…

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WGMD Fishing Report 12-15-19

By Mari Lou / December 15, 2019
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WGMD Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / December 15, 2019
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Jake Smith at Wreaths Across America – Delaware in Millsboro

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WGMD Radio Flea Market 12-14-19

By Mari Lou / December 14, 2019
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DR Ed – Dec 15 – First Baptist of Lewes Annual Christmas Cantata Organ and Choir 6pm-730 Food after Lorraine – 302-258-3803 – Christmas day dinner at Grace United Methodist – 11am to 2 pm Sponsored by Booker Street Church of God House of Ruth Call to donate Kathy – 302-644-7234 – LOOKING FOR: card…

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Camden Man Sentenced for his Part in 2018 Dover Murder

By Mari Lou / December 14, 2019
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A Camden man has been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to his part in a Dover murder after a house party in May of 2018.  Officials say 20 year old Eugene Riley of Camden and 21 year old Ahmir Bailey of Lincoln were arguing with 20 year old Jameir Vann-Robinson of Smyrna as he…

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