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Man Accused Of Striking Vehicles With His Own

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 10, 2020
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A Lewes man is facing multiple criminal charges and traffic offenses after Delaware State Police investigated reports that a driver in a black Jeep had struck vehicles in a parking lot. Troopers responded to Belle Grove Road in Lewes and located a vehicle in a field. 34-year-old Clinton Dulaney was taken into custody, but police…

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“Super Spreader” In Bridgeville?

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 10, 2020
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A large Labor Day weekend event on Redden Road near Bridgeville has drawn the attention of state health officials and Governor John Carney. Videos and photos of the concert and rodeo event depicted many people close together, not wearing masks. The size of the crowd has been estimated at 2,000. “I was very disturbed by…

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Update: Missing Fruitland Girl Located

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 9, 2020
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A 13-year-old Fruitland girl who was reported missing has been located. Key’Mani Chanel Elizabeth Smith had been reported missing Wednesday. She has since been located.

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Gov. Hogan Optimistic After School Visit In Caroline Co.

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 9, 2020
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The first day of school is an eventful one in Caroline County, which, like many other systems, starts the year with a goal of bringing students back into buildings for some in-person learning this fall. Governor Larry Hogan visited North Caroline High School Tuesday, along with State Superintendent of Schools Dr. Karen Salmon. Already, Caroline…

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Grill Sparks House Fire; 7 Homeless

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 8, 2020
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Seven people were left homeless and a family pet died in a Labor Day house fire in Berlin that authorities say was caused by improper use of a grill. According to the Worcester County Fire Marshal’s Office, the blaze started at about 3:45 p.m. Monday at the home on Circle Road. Arriving firefighters were met…

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Police Seek Suspects In Burglary

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 8, 2020
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Worcester Co. Opens 2nd Round Of Back-to-Business Grants

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 8, 2020
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Worcester County begins accepting applications for another round of funding through the Workforce Back to Business COVID-19 Assistance Grant Program. The program is federally funded through the CARES Act, and funds were awarded through the State of Maryland. 205 Worcester County businesses received part of $1.17-million awarded through the first round of the Back to…

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SCI Inmate Dies Of COVID-19 Complications, Other Factors

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 8, 2020
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A Sussex Correctional Institution inmate with underlying health conditions and complications from COVID-19 has died at Kent General Hospital. 55-year-old Charles R.J. Patterson was from Frankford and had been serving a sentence for his 7th DUI conviction. He tested positive back in July. The Department of Correction says Patterson was the only SCI inmate who…

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Update : Motorcyclist Killed In Kent Co. Crash

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 8, 2020
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–Update: Delaware State Police Tuesday identified the man who died in a Monday accident as 50-year-old Keith Daniels of Magnolia– A man riding a motorcycle is dead following a crash in Kent County Labor Day afternoon. Delaware State Police say the driver of a car turned into the path of the motorcyclist Monday afternoon at…

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Occupied Home Hit By 11 Gunshots

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 8, 2020
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An occupied residence in Felton was struck by eleven gunshots over the weekend, according to Delaware State Police. The shots were fired Sunday just after 10:30 p.m. in the 5,000-block of Canterbury Road. Three adults and a teenager were inside the home at the time. No one was hurt. State Police say there is no…

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Traffic Stop Leads To Man’s Arrest On Weapons Charge

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 7, 2020
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A traffic stop on Middleford Road results in charges against a Seaford man. Delaware State Police say the vehicle that was stopped over the weekend had a  fictitious license plate. An investigation, according to police, determined that the driver, 32-year-old Garland Church, had a folding knife longer than three inches hidden in his waistband. Police…

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Man Walking In The Dark Arrested On Weapon Charge

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 7, 2020
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Del. Business Relief Program Starts Accepting Applications

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 7, 2020
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Applications will be accepted starting at ten a.m. Tuesday in the first round of Delaware’s $100-million DE Relief Grant Program. The DE Relief Grant Program makes grants  of up to $100,000 available to help small businesses and Delaware nonprofits that have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Businesses interested in applying should have 2019 tax…

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Little Free Pantry Now Available At Lewes Public Library

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 7, 2020
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The Lewes Public Library now has a ‘little free pantry.’ Donations are being accepted to stock the pantry with non-perishable food items, hygiene products and other goods for people in need in the Lewes area.  The Teen Service Librarian Emily Ellinger and the library’s young environmentalists club, Roots and Shoots, developed the idea during a…

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32 Residents In Caroline Co. Nursing Home Test Positive For COVID-19

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 6, 2020
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Nearly half of the residents of a Caroline County nursing home have tested positive for coronavirus. 32 residents and 18 staff at Caroline Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Denton had tested positive. None have been hospitalized as of yet. Nursing home residents and employees are tested weekly under Maryland Health Department requirements. The first positive…

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Town Of Berlin Resumes In-Person Meetings With Size Cap

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 6, 2020
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The public will be permitted to again attend meetings of Berlin Mayor and Council and other town meetings in person. Under current guidelines, attendance will be permitted at up to 50-percent capacity, and visitors will be required to wear face coverings and socially distance. Doors will open for Berlin meetings 15 minutes before scheduled start…

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Jury Trials Set To Resume Next Month In Del.

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 6, 2020
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Jury trials are scheduled to start up again in October in Delaware under a plan released by Chief Justice Collins J. Seitz Junior. The judicial emergency and its terms are also extended an additional 30 days until October 5th. Jury trials would mark a move into a modified phase three of a four-phase court reopening…

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Update : Driver Killed In Crash On Seashore Highway

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 6, 2020
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Man Stabbed In Road Rage Incident

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 5, 2020
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A suspect is charged in a road rage incident. Delaware State Police say troopers responded to Tracy Circle and Hastings Drive in Laurel Friday night about a fight, and a suspicious vehicle in the roadway. An investigation, according to police, determined that 45-year-old Eric Bailey of Laurel and a 31-year-old Salisbury man had been driving,…

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Update: Fire Causes $5.5-M Damage At Pocomoke Business

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 5, 2020
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A massive fire causes about $5.5-million damage to a wood processing facility in Pocomoke City. The Maryland State fire Marshal’s Office says the weekend blaze at Eastern Shore forest Products is still under investigation. It was first discovered by employees. Crews from Delaware, Maryland and Virginia responded. It took about nine hours to bring the…

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Pedestrian Struck, Killed By Vehicle In Laurel

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 5, 2020
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A woman from New Jersey has died after being struck by a vehicle on Sussex Highway near County Seat Highway in Laurel. Delaware State Police said the 63-year-old woman from Cliffside Park, New Jersey was trying to cross the highway on foot Friday night, and she stepped into the path of a vehicle driven by…

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Pursuit, Struggle Lead To Bridgeville Man’s Arrest

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 4, 2020
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A Bridgeville man is facing drug related charges and other offenses after he was first approached by police about an active warrant in a domestic-related case. Delaware State Police say troopers approached 41-year-old Adam Walls as he came out of a convenience store. According to police, Walls ignored the commands of police, got into his…

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Millsboro Woman Arrested On Drug-Related Charges

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 4, 2020
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A Millsboro woman is charged with drug offenses following a traffic stop on Long Neck Road for following another vehicle too closely. Delaware State Police say based on their interaction with the driver, a search was conducted of the vehicle. That search, according to police, turned up methamphetamine, heroin, and drug paraphernalia. 35-year-old Amber Monroe…

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Rare Endangered Sea Turtle Rescued At Fenwick Island

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 4, 2020
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Indoor Visits May Resume At Long-Term Care Facilities In Del.

By The Talk of Delmarva News / September 4, 2020
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Indoor visits with loved ones at Delaware long-term care facilities may resume, if a facility has not had a new positive COVID-19 test result within the past 14 days. The Department of Health and Social Services says 26 nursing homes and assisted living facilities have received permission to facilitate outdoor visits after submitting their plans…

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