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Officer runs over woman sunbathing on Jersey Shore beach
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Man spent 40th birthday restraining, torturing and murdering woman in bathtub because he thought she stole his wallet: Report
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This Delaware doughnut shop inspires lines at the door and sells out within 2 hours
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$1 million homes in Delaware remain a small percentage of inventory
While the median price of a home in Delaware has increased to $375,450, trends on homes selling for over $1 million in the First State are “not fully detailed,” according to the Delaware Realtors Association. Of the 6,907 homes sold in the last six months, only 4% of those homes closed for over...
Bell leads Sussex Central in win over Laurel
Laurel – Sussex Central’s Malik Bell carried the load for the Golden Knights gaining 168 yards on 22 carries and a pair of touchdowns in their win over Laurel 41-20 on Thursday night in the season opener for both teams. “This game was a get back game for me, they took me out the first game of the season last ... Read More
Local angler reels in Maryland state record blueline tilefish
BALTIMORE, MD—The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has announced that London J. Anthony, from Pasadena, has caught a new state record blueline tilefish. The 20.6-pound, 37.25-inch fish was caught on August 24, while fishing in Poorman’s Canyon off Ocean City. Anthony was using a cut ballyhoo chunk bait while deep-dropping. According to the DNR, Anthony had a long morning trolling with no bites, before Captain Chris Little of Talking Trash Charters “pulled a rabbit out of his hat and put everyone on a pile of tilefish,” Anthony said. Anthony’s fish was then landed with another fish that was 24 inches long. He felt like he was reeling in three cinder blocks.
Garvin: Funding sought for safety project at inlet
The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control shares the public's sense of urgency for short- and long-term solutions to the environmental and public safety challenges we face at the Indian River Inlet.
Beals and Hall: Broken drug-pricing system is moral issue
It's understandable to wonder why a rabbi and a reverend would be offering editorial commentary on an issue as seemingly secular as prescription drug pricing and the medication supply chain. It is because what would seem on the surface to be strictly a public policy issue has become nothing less than a systemic moral failure, one that is doing serious harm to people in our congregations, across Delaware and the entire country.
U.S. Coast Guard suspends search for missing fisherman in Delaware
The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended its search for a missing Delaware fisherman.Officials have been searching for 46-year-old Dorian Yanke. He last spoke with family members on Monday around 7:30 a.m.During the phone call, he reportedly informed family members he was going on a fishing trip in the vicinity of Rehoboth Bay, Delaware.The Coast Guard says he missed a call with family members on Tuesday. He was then reported missing the next day."The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended the active search, pending further information, for Dorian Yanke off the Delaware coast after three and a half days of searching," officials said Sunday.It was reported Yanke took out his white 24' Hydra-sport boat and was last seen departing Indian River Inlet with the intention to fish offshore.Yanke is about 6 feet tall and weighs roughly 200 pounds.He was last seen wearing a tan shirt, navy shorts, and a navy ball cap.Anyone with information is asked to call the Sector Delaware Bay Command Center 24/7 hotline at 215-271-4960.
17 students graduate from Food Bank job training programs
Seventeen students graduated from the Food Bank of Delaware’s culinary and warehouse logistics training programs during a ceremony Aug. 22. The graduates spent the past 14 weeks learning the ins and outs of the culinary and logistics fields. Both programs provide participants with hands-on experience in a commercial kitchen or industrial warehouse setting, covering essential skills such as food safety, knife handling, forklift operation, safety protocols and other critical aspects of the food service and supply chain logistics. Graduates emerge from these programs with certifications,...
A doughnut shop and Labor Day closings
Happy Labor Day. That's right. Today is the unofficial end of summer. Labor Day celebrates the "social and economic achievements of American workers," according to the United States Department of Labor. Its roots come from the late 1800s when activists pushed for a federal holiday to recognize the contributions workers have made to America. ...
What gov, lt gov candidates want to say in campaign signs
Campaign signs are all about name recognition. Even when they’re placed to catch the attention of drivers waiting at red lights or stop signs, there’s not much time to absorb more than a few words. True, bigger signs may have a photo or more words. IN THE NEWS: Ursuline plans adjacent performing arts, community space DelawareLive reached out to ... Read More
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