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Talk of Delmarva Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / June 25, 2024
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Abigail Dion – Westminster – Sailing past 29th Street in Ocean City. Click for full view

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3 Vehicle Crash on Route 1 in Dewey Beach Sends 1 to Hospital

By Mari Lou / June 24, 2024
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A three vehicle crash just after 1:30 Monday afternoon on Route 1 at Read Street in Dewey Beach sent a Selbyville woman to the hospital. Dewey Beach Police say a Chevy Equinox was southbound and collided with the rear of a Jeep Wrangler. The impact pushed the Jeep into a Honda Odyssey which was stopped…

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Dover Man Charged after Shots Fired Incident

By Mari Lou / June 24, 2024
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A Dover man has been arrested after Delaware State Police were called for shots fired in the area of Becky Lane in Dover on Sunday afternoon around 12:30. Police learned that 29 year old Anthony Hatton ran into a wooded area near Tidbury Park and fired one round after an argument with neighbors. Police contacted…

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NTSB Releases Investigative Update in to Key Bridge Collapse

By Mari Lou / June 24, 2024
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The MV Dali left port in Baltimore this morning – nearly three months after the container ship lost power and crashed into the support pier for the Francis Scott Key Bridge – sending part of the bridge into the Patapsco River. The Dali is headed for Norfolk for repairs to the ship after the crash.…

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DelDOT Public Workshop Tonight on Old Furnace Rd Bridge Over Nanticoke River

By Mari Lou / June 24, 2024
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The Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) is inviting all interested parties to a public workshop regarding Bridge 3-237, which carries Old Furnace Road over the Nanticoke River, northeast of Seaford. The meeting will solicit feedback on the project, including the replacement of the bridge and potential improvements at the adjacent intersection (Old Furnace Road &…

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UPDATED: Salisbury Man Sentenced to 90 Years in Prison for Kidnapping, Assault and Related Charges

By Mari Lou / June 24, 2024
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UPDATED – 06/24/24 – A 30 year old Salisbury man convicted for the kidnapping and assault of his girlfriend in April, has been sentenced by Administrative Judge of the First Judicial Circuit Court, Judge S. James Sarbanes to 90 years in prison. Tyler Gaskins was sentenced on Friday. ========================== ORIGINAL STORY – 04/30/24 – A…

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UPDATED: SPECIAL NOTICE: Emergency Water Conservation Measures LIFTED in Riddle Farm & South Ocean Pines

By Mari Lou / June 24, 2024
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UPDATED – 06/24/24 – The emergency water conservation measures for the Riddle Farm and South Ocean Pines have been lifted. Residents and visitors are now able to resume all indoor and outdoor water activities. Public Works officials say that crews repaired electrical issues for two well pumps over the weekend and corrected an issue with…

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Wicomico County Council to Hold Special Session on Wednesday at 4pm

By Mari Lou / June 24, 2024
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The Wicomico County Council will hold a special legislative session on Wednesday at 4pm to consider and extension to the current burn ban. They will also get an update on the status of the Collective Bargaining Agreement. The meeting is at the Government Office Building in Salisbury. The public is invited to attend and observe…

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Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 06/24/24

By Mari Lou / June 24, 2024
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User 284190339 · 06 – 24 – 24 Fishing Report Sunday was a scorcher and the wind had small craft advisories up. The marine weather has those advisories up again on Monday. I was not surprised when I called Lewes Harbour Marina and they reported no boats left the dock on Sunday. With the wind…

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DE Natural Resources Police Arrest 2 for Assault at Cape Henlopen State Park

By Mari Lou / June 23, 2024
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Two men have been arrested by Delaware Natural Resources Police for the assault of a 7 year old child and his mother at Cape Henlopen State Park on Saturday. State Park officers were called to the fishing pier around 4:30pm and learned that 22 year old Phillip Hartana of Philadelphia and 22 year old Nicholas…

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Skimming Device Found at Georgetown Dollar General

By Mari Lou / June 23, 2024
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Another credit card skimmer found at another Dollar General Store – this time in Georgetown at the store on Market Street. Georgetown Police are contacting local businesses to ensure they regularly check for these types of devices. This is the second device that’s been found – a skimmer was found recently at the Felton Dollar…

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Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 06/23/24

By Mari Lou / June 23, 2024
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User 284190339 · 06 – 23 – 24 Fishing Report Saturday was the first really hot day this summer, plus we are coming off the full moon and fishing suffered accordingly. At Lewes Harbour Marina the report was the Angler brought back some kings from bay structure. Only one charter boat went out on a…

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Talk of Delmarva Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / June 23, 2024
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Carol Tabor – Kayaks at the James Farm. Click for full view

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UPDATED: DSP Investigating Fatal Pedestrian Crash Near Milton

By Mari Lou / June 22, 2024
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UPDATED – 06/22/24 – Delaware State Police have identified the woman who was killed early Friday morning on Coastal Highway near Milton as 18 year old Shayla Montgomery of Linwood, Pennsylvania. ======================================================= ORIGINAL STORY – 06/21/24 – One person is dead after they were struck by a vehicle in the area of Oyster Rocks Road…

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Talk of Delmarva Radio Flea Market 06/22/24

By Mari Lou / June 22, 2024
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Rick – 302-682-3108 – Antique Anvil – 130lbs – $750 Norman – 302-846-9826 – Hay Bales, wrapped – $45 each Kevin – 302-603-2359 – 12 inch Dewalt wide-slide mitre saw with stand, almost new – $450 Dean – 302-644-4472 – Pressure treated timber – $15 – Lots of fishing stuff, would like it to go…

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Talk of Delmarva Fishing Report 06/22/24

By Mari Lou / June 22, 2024
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User 284190339 · 06 – 22 – 24 Fishing Report Friday was as pretty a day as you could want at the beach, but the fishing was just fair at best. At Lewes Harbour Marina the report was the Surface Tension and the JC 2 both had a few flounder and sea bass from ocean…

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Skimming Device Found at Felton Dollar General

By Mari Lou / June 22, 2024
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Felton Police are in custody of a skimming device that was found at the Dollar General in Felton. Police say during their initial investigation it was determined the device could obtain information from credit and debit cards – it’s not known how long the device was active. The US Secret Service and Montgomery County sheriff’s…

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Talk of Delmarva Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / June 22, 2024
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Ronnie O’Connor – Bay Shores / Selbyville – Dolly Doodle under a full moon at Fenwick Island State Park. Click for full view

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Gov Moore Signs State of Preparedness Declaration in Advance of Heatwave

By Mari Lou / June 21, 2024
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Last week, Maryland Governor Wes Moore signed a State of Preparedness declaration ahead of the heatwave that’s now gripping Delmarva. This declaration directs the Maryland Department of Emergency Management to coordinate the comprehensive preparation of State government ahead of potential impacts because of the extreme heat and humidity. According to the National Weather Service, record…

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Burn Ban Now In Effect in Worcester County

By Mari Lou / June 21, 2024
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The Worcester County Fire Marshal has issued a burn ban – effective immediately. This ban applies to all outdoor ignition sources – with the exception of proper use of gas and charcoal grills, campfires at the County’s commercial, State and Federal campgrounds, permitted official Ocean City bonfires, private property recreational campfires that are limited to…

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Gas Prices Hold Steady Ahead of Holiday Travel – for Now

By Mari Lou / June 21, 2024
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A cool down of gas prices that began a few weeks ago continues. The national price at the pump remained unchanged from last week at $3.45 per gallon thanks to lackluster demand and plentiful supplies. In Delaware the price at the pump is down 3 cents in the past week at $3.46. Officials at AAA…

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Easton Man Charged in Sexual Abuse of a Minor

By Mari Lou / June 21, 2024
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An Easton man has been arrested for the sexual abuse of a minor. Easton Police arrested 36 year old Carlos Perez Aldana on charges of sex abuse of a minor, 4th degree sex offense, false imprisonment and 4 counts of 2nd degree assault after a joint investigation by Easton Police and the Talbot County Department…

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DE Unemployment Rates Steady

By Mari Lou / June 21, 2024
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The unemployment rate for Sussex County in May remained steady from April at 3.8% and the statewide rate remained steady from April at 3.9% while the national rate increased from 3.9% to 4% in May. The largest increases in over-the-year job growth since May of 2023 was in the Private Education and Health Services sector…

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Cambridge Home Damaged by Fire

By Mari Lou / June 21, 2024
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A 2-alarm fire in a Cambridge home was ruled accidental by the Maryland State Fire Marshal. Rescue Fire Company was called to a home on Robbins Street around 1:30 on Thursday and found fire in a 1 ½ story single family home. Firefighters brought the fire under control in about an hour – and investigators…

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Two New Judges Confirmed by DE Senate; Two Reappointed

By Mari Lou / June 21, 2024
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The Delaware State Senate has confirmed two judicial nominations. On Thursday the Senate confirmed the nomination of Thomas Pedersen to serve as Court of Common Pleas Judge in Sussex County and Candace Holmes to serve as Family Court Commissioner in Kent County. The State Senate also confirmed the reappointment of Family Court Judge Mardi Pyott…

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