The Talk of Delmarva News

Driver Charged In Connection With Fatal Crash

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 25, 2020
jake-smith-promo

Update: Delaware State Police have identified the person who died in a head-on crash on Chaplains Chapel Road, in which the other driver is facing charges. 40-year-old Kimberly Linnae Billie Brown of Bridgeville was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash Monday evening. A two-vehicle wreck near Bridgeville killed one person Monday and resulted…

Read More

Man Killed In Fall From Bucket Lift

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 25, 2020
build-a-better-community-OCMD

A man fell 40 feet to his death while trimming a tree branch near Greenwood Monday. Delaware State Police say the incident occurred Monday morning in the 12,000-block of Pin Oak Lane. The branch the man was working on apparently snapped and struck the boom lift in which he was standing. The 59-year-old man fell…

Read More

Drivers With Multiple DUI’s Arrested Again

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 25, 2020
Hermann-Financial

Dover Police arrested two men for DUI recently, and both drivers had previous arrests. Police responded to reports that a man was sleeping on the floor of a Wawa store. 35-year-old Jason Reynolds of Dover was first taken to a hospital. Police discovered Reynolds had driven to the store with his one-year-old son and left…

Read More

Police Witness Drug Deal, Arrest Suspect

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 25, 2020
mark-levin-promo

A man police say was spotted in the act of a drug transaction is facing drug related charges. Harrington Police say officers on patrol on Midway Drive observed the suspect drive away, and he was approached after parking at a local motel. 46-year-old Timothy Newcomb of Felton was also found to be wanted for theft…

Read More

Del. Devotes $20M From CARES Act For Broadband Access

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 25, 2020
bill-o

Delaware will utilize CARES Act funding to make sure students who start the school year learning virtually are connected. Part of the 20-million dollar allocation announced Monday would help families that cannot afford or obtain internet access. Elyse Baerga of the Woodbridge School District says when schools suddenly switched to online learning last March, it…

Read More

Slam Dunk to the Beach HS BB Tournament Called Off

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 24, 2020
Hermann-Financial

The Slam Dunk to the Beach High School Basketball Tournament will not take place in 2020. Organizers are pulling the plug on the holiday season event at Cape Henlopen High School. Chairman Dr. Matthew Robinson with the Delaware Sports Commission says the decision is made with the safety and well being of players, fans and…

Read More

Man Charged With Drug, Weapon Possession

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 24, 2020
mj-powell-promo

A Millsboro man was found with drugs and a handgun following a traffic stop on Patriots Way for an illegal tinted window, according to Delaware State Police. Delaware State Police say the trooper who stopped the vehicle smelled marijuana and spotted residue and drug paraphernalia in the vehicle. The trooper also discovered that the occupant…

Read More

Del. African American Task Force Holds Inaugural Meeting Wed.

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 24, 2020
hannity-promo

Delaware’s African American Task Force is about to meet for the first time this week The panel was established in the final days of the recent Delaware General Assembly session and was proposed originally by the Delaware Legislative Black Caucus. The goal is to study inequities within socioeconomically marginalized African American communities surrounding education, housing,…

Read More

Traffic Stop On Harbeson Rd. Leads To Two Arrests

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 24, 2020
build-a-better-community-OCMD

Two people are facing drug-related charges following a traffic stop on Harbeson Road, south of Lewes-Georgetown Highway Delaware State Police say a trooper stopped the vehicle Sunday morning. A computer check determined it was flagged due to a title transfer. According to police, the driver 41-year-old Jacqueline Carey of Magnolia was found to have a…

Read More

Traffic Incident Leads To Woman’s Arrest

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 24, 2020
bongino-promo

A woman is charged with threatening a man with a gun after a traffic incident. Delaware State Police say troopers responded to Big Chill Surf Cantina on Coastal Highway near Rehoboth early Sunday, regarding reports that a 37-year-old man was being held in a pick-up-truck against his will. An investigation determined that the man’s vehicle…

Read More

Man Punches Other Man, Threatens Him With Bat

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 24, 2020
mj-powell-promo

A Lincoln man is charged with threatening an acquaintance with a baseball bat. Delaware State Police say 70-year-old Charles Harrison punched a 34-year-old man in the face for using Harrison’s cellphone late Saturday afternoon. Harrison is also accused of grabbing a baseball bat and swinging it, threatening the victim. Harrison is charged with assault, aggravated…

Read More

3 Sentenced In Connection With OC Sexual Assault

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 20, 2020
bill-o

Three men are sentenced in connection with a sexual assault investigation in Ocean City. The Worcester County State’s Attorney’s Office says 45-year-old Larry Kendall and 22-year-old Kyle Davis, both of Elkton, were sentenced to serve 20 years in prison  for second-degree rape. A third defendant, 24-year-old Damien Shiel of Baltimore, received 20 years with all…

Read More

Del. Restaurant Sales Plummet By $700M, Says Industry Group

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 20, 2020
jake-smith-promo

The vast majority of Delaware restaurants expect to be operating at loss for the next six month, and revenue losses in the restaurant industry due to the pandemic are estimated at 700-million dollars. That’s according to data released by the Delaware Restaurant Association. The industry organization also said more than 23,500 restaurant jobs had been…

Read More

#masksonmaryland Event Held In Worcester Co.

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 20, 2020
mark-levin-promo

Worcester County, Atlantic General Hospital and the State of Maryland conduct more than 3,300 coronavirus tests at the West Ocean City Park and Ride and in Pocomoke City since the start of regular testing events. That’s more than a quarter of all tests conducted to date in Worcester County. The state has also organized regular…

Read More

Del. Announces $100M Grants Program To Help Small Biz, Nonprofits

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 19, 2020
bongino-promo

Small businesses and nonprofits in Delaware that have been impacted by the coronavirus pandemic will be able to apply for the DE Relief Grants Program. The program is expected to make at least $100 million in grants available. It is a partnership of the State of Delaware and New Castle County, although the grants will…

Read More

Update : Milford Police NOT Charged In Deadly Shooting

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 19, 2020
joe-pags-show-promo
Read More

Millsboro Man Arrested With Heroin, Loaded Gun In Car

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 19, 2020
mike-bradley-promo

A traffic stop this week led to drug-and-weapons charges against a Millsboro man. According to Delaware State Police, a trooper stopped a vehicle on Dupont Boulevard near Washington Street because the driver was not properly restrained. A computer check discovered that the driver had a suspended license. State Police said a search of the vehicle…

Read More

Delaware GOP Sues Over Vote-By-Mail Plan

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 19, 2020
mj-powell-promo

The Delaware Republican Party filed suit in Delaware Court of Chancery Wednesday seeking to overturn Delaware’s vote-by-mail statute. The GOP contends that the procedure violates the Delaware Constitution in that a voter would not be required to show up in person to vote or, for limited reasons, vote by absentee. Delaware Republican Party Chair Jane…

Read More

OC Wine On The Beach Postponed

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 19, 2020
rob-carson

Pandemic summer has claimed another event. Organizers of Wine On The Beach in Ocean City say despite their efforts to spread out the event’s footprint, the decision has been made to postpone this year’s festival until 2021. The event had been scheduled for September 25th and September 26th. “As we planned for the new paradigm…

Read More

Wicomico Co. Executive Candidates To Be Interviewed

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 19, 2020
hannity-promo

Wicomico County Council members are preparing to interview candidates for the position of County Executive. The discussions will take place Thursday in Salisbury. The person who is chosen would replace Bob Culver, who passed away last month. Maryland Delegate Carl Anderton, former county finance director Michele Ennis and physician Rene Desmarais are in the running.…

Read More

Del. AG Announces Lawsuit Over USPS Changes

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 19, 2020
build-a-better-community-OCMD
Read More

2 Arrested In Connection With Harrington Break-Ins

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 18, 2020
mj-powell-promo

Two Sussex County residents have been arrested in connection with vehicle break-ins and thefts in Harrington. Police say officers were called to the Super 8 Motel on Route 13 about a theft from a vehicle. Witnesses led police to a guest at the motel, 32-year-old Sean Caldwell of Milton. Police also learned of other break-ins…

Read More

OC Sunfest Canceled – Will There Be SunLITE?

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 18, 2020
hannity-promo

Sunfest 2020 in Ocean City is officially canceled. The decision came at Monday’s Council meeting, where officials also continued discussion about a possible scaled-down, spread-out replacement event. Sunfest had been scheduled to take place Oct. 1st through Oct. 4th. The majority of Council members were also in favor of further discussion and obtaining feedback from…

Read More

Midway Victoria’s Secret Hit By Organized Retail Theft

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 18, 2020
rita-crosby-promo
Read More

Worcester Co. DUI Conviction Rate Is Tops In Md.

By The Talk of Delmarva News / August 18, 2020
joe-pags-show-promo

Worcester County has obtained Maryland’s highest prosecution rate for alcohol-and-drug related offenses. The University of Maryland National Study Center for Trauma and EMS, in analyzing 2019 data, found that Worcester County had a 92.7 percent conviction rate in its handling of a total of 841 DUI – related offenses. Worcester County State’s Attorney Kris Heiser…

Read More