Delaware Daily Eye: June 2016

Thursday, 30 June 2016

General Assembly Passes Important Health Care Pricing Transparency Legislation

Senate Bill 238, which establishes the Delaware Health Care Claims Database within the Delaware Health Information Network, passed the Senate unanimously on June 9th, and passed the House unanimously earlier this evening.
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Division of Public Health Announces Two New Zika Cases in Delaware Males

The Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH) announced two New Castle County men have tested positive for the Zika virus bringing the total number of cases in Delaware to seven. All of the Zika positive test results are due to a mosquito bite while traveling abroad and none involve a pregnancy. Both men were tested in June following recent travel. Zika is spread primarily through mosquito bite but can also be sexually transmitted from male to female or passed from mother to fetus during pregnancy.
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Statement by Governor Markell on U.S. Supreme Court Decision Relating to Delaware Election Law

Today Governor Markell issued a statement praising a U.S. Supreme Court decision that let stand Delaware's Elections Disclosure Act.
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A Book That Shaped Me: Summer Essay Contest

The Library of Congress launched its annual summer essay contest, in conjunction with public libraries in the Mid-Atlantic region, to encourage rising 5th- and 6th-grade students to reflect on books that have made a personal impact on their lives. The 5th annual "A Book That Shaped Me" contest is running now in Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, […]
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The Mezzanine Gallery to Exhibit ?Just Above Water? Featuring Photographs by Mark Houlday

For Immediate Release THE MEZZANINE GALLERY TO EXHIBIT "JUST ABOVE WATER" FEATURING PHOTOGRAPHS BY MARK HOULDAY The Delaware Division of the Arts Mezzanine Gallery is pleased to present Just Above Water, an exhibition of photographs by Mark Houlday. The exhibition will be on view from July 1-29. Please note: the Mezzanine Gallery will be closed on […]
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Guilty Verdict in Wilmington Murder Trial

Assault and weapons charges, bank robberies lead to convictions, prison time in other cases A New Castle County Superior Court jury found a 22-year-old Wilmington man guilty on all charges today, in connection with a 2015 murder in Wilmington. Deputy Attorneys General Brian Robertson and Dan McBride won the conviction against Atiba Mayfield on charges […]
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Governor?s Weekly Message Transcript: Expanding Access to High-Quality Early Learning Programs

The first few years of a child's life are crucial to his or her success. That's why one of our top goals has been giving all Delaware families access to high-quality early learning programs and why I made early childhood funding one of my top budget priorities this year. It supports social and emotional development, helps even the playing field for children across socio-economic levels, and puts all kids on the path to meeting their full potential. The efforts of state leaders, advocates, and, most importantly, teachers and other staff are paying off.
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Building and Sustaining a Stronger, More Prosperous Delaware: Strengthening Our Economy

The video below addresses the progress of the state's economy and how Delaware's business climate encourages companies to locate and expand in Delaware. These results have happened as the state has pursued an approach of working with private, public and non-profit partners to support innovative technology, workforce development, and job-creating capital investment.
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Four Indicted On Charges Relating To Murder of 15-Year-Old Brandon Wingo in Wilmington

Three men were indicted Monday for the murder of 15-year-old Brandon Wingo as he walked home from school on May 19, and a woman was indicted on related charges as well. Kevon Harris-Dickerson, 20, of Newark, Zaahir Smith, 19, of Newark, and Diamonte Taylor, 18, of Wilmington, were indicted by a grand jury Monday for […]
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Governor Signs Bill Closing Gun Background Check Loophole

Building on the state's efforts to implement responsible gun safety laws, Governor Markell today signed legislation to close a loophole that allows people to purchase firearms without passing a background check. House Bill 325, which received final approval from the General Assembly Wednesday, extends from three to 25 days the amount of time for a background check to be completed before a gun buyer may complete his or her purchase. It will not affect the vast majority of purchases since more than 91 percent of background checks are completed within minutes or, at most, hours.
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Delaware Forest Service awards volunteer fire grants

The Delaware Forest Service (DFS) has awarded $22,000 in grants to eight volunteer fire companies to purchase equipment to fight wildfires and improve their wildfire readiness and capabilities. In the past 10 years, the DFS has provided 122 grants totaling more than $288,000 to volunteer fire companies through its Volunteer Fire Assistance Grant Program, funded by the U.S. Forest Service.
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Middletown FFA wins forestry career development event

Middletown's FFA Chapter won the 2016 Forestry Career Development Event (CDE) – a challenging test of tree identification skills, forestry knowledge, and math abilities – held this week at Brecknock Park in Camden. Middletown will go on to compete in the forestry event at the 89th National FFA Convention & Expo from Oct. 19 to 22, 2016 in Indianapolis, IN. The Milford FFA Chapter placed second and will go on to compete in the forestry competition at the Eastern States Exposition or "The Big E!," scheduled to take place in Springfield, MA on September 17.
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Delaware E-book Purchasers to Receive Over $1.3 Million from Price-Fixing Lawsuit

Delaware residents who purchased electronic books – known as E-books – from a number of sources between April 1, 2010 and May 21, 2012, should begin receiving account credits or checks this week, as a result of the successful prosecution of a price-fixing case against Apple, Inc. Delaware consumers are estimated to receive over $1,300,000 […]
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Beat the Heat: Make a Plan

While Delaware has yet to experience a significant heat wave in 2016, the Division of Public Health (DPH) is taking the opportunity at the beginning of the summer to remind residents to prepare for excessive heat as the temperatures start to go up.
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Prosecutors Win Convictions For Several Gun Charges

Other defendants face prison time for rape and child porn charges Attorneys with the Delaware Department of Justice recently obtained significant criminal convictions and sentences: Deputy Attorneys General Mark Denney and Erika Flaschner successfully tried Dominique Tisinger, 24, of Wilmington, receiving convictions on charges of Possession of a Firearm by a Person Prohibited, Possession of […]
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Governor?s Weekly Message Transcript: Ensuring the Rights and Safety of All Delawareans and Americans

Last Sunday, Delawareans and Americans across the country awoke to the horrifying and tragic news of the worst mass shooting in the nation's history – a crime that the President appropriately called "an act of terror and an act of hate." Victims were largely from the LGBT community. To Delaware's LGBT community, we stand with you. To Camp Rehoboth and Haven at University of Delaware, thank you for standing strong and providing comfort.
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Beehives set up at Blackbird Forest Education Center

State officials hope a new addition at the Blackbird Forest Education Center in Townsend will become a "hive of activity" as its occupants get "busy as bees" teaching visitors about the natural environment, the valuable role bees play in crop pollination and honey production, and how forests and flowering tree species can contribute to bee health and well-being. Native trees such as flowering dogwood (cornus florida) can provide a good source of nutrition to foraging bees.Native trees such as flowering dogwood (Cornus florida) can provide a good source of nutrition to foraging bees. "Trees for Bees" is the theme of the 10th "National Pollinator Week" (June 20-26, 2016). Created to promote bee-friendly practices such as planting pollinator gardens of native flowers and limiting the over-use of pesticides, the 2016 theme highlights the many natural "bee"-nefits that flowering native tree species such as tulip tree (Liriodendron tulipifera), black willow (Salix nigra), northern catalpa (Catalpa speciosa), flowering dogwood (Cornus florida), and maples (Acer spp.) can offer to foraging bees.
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Building and Sustaining a Stronger, More Prosperous Delaware: Building:Better Trail Systems

The First State Trails and Pathways Initiative. DNREC and DelDOT worked to create a world-class network of new pathways and trails. In addition to adding 50 miles of new trails and pathways, as a result of the First State Trails and Pathways Initiative, Delaware's Bike Friendly state ranking rose from 31st nationally to 3rd.
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Insurance Department Will Conduct Public Information Sessions Regarding 2017 Health Insurance Rate Requests

Commissioner Karen Weldin Stewart reminds Delawareans that next week the Insurance Department will conduct public information sessions to receive comment on the proposed health insurance rate increases for 2017.
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Former State Workers Indicted and Arrested For Theft From Aid Program

Attorney General Matt Denn announced today the arrests and indictments of seven former state of Delaware employees for theft of federal money. All seven were employed by the Department of Health and Social Services (DHSS), and were responsible for issuing Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards, and three previous arrests were also related to the same […]
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Delaware Announces Fifth Zika Case From Travel Abroad

The Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH) announced today a fifth Zika case following on the heels of the Friday announcement of a fourth case. The new case is a New Castle County adult male who traveled in May. Like the four other cases, the person acquired the illness from a mosquito bite while traveling abroad.
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Flag Lowering to Half Staff

President Obama Sunday ordered American flags at all U.S. government buildings and facilities to be flown at half-staff "as a mark of respect for the victims of the act of hatred and terror perpetrated on Sunday, June 12, 2016, in Orlando, Florida." In concurrence with the President's order and as an expression of Delaware's sympathy […]
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Shooting At Police, Gun Charges, Child Sexual Abuse Charges Lead to Prison Sentences For Defendants

A 20-year old Newark man will spend the next six years in prison for shooting at a Wilmington Police car. Deputy Attorneys General Joe Grubb and Michael DegliObizzi secured the sentence, following Taleem Bryant's conviction for Possession of a Firearm by a Person Prohibited, Reckless Endangering First Degree, and two counts of Possession of a […]
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Weekly Message Transcript: Making the Most of the Talents of All People

Our state is at its best when we make the most of the talents of all of our people. Every member of our community deserves a chance to be productive, to be told they and their work matter, and to contribute to the greater good by putting their time and talent to use.
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Neighbor say Allen Harim must clean up before expanding

For neighbors of the Allen Harim chicken plant in Harbeson, it's a case of a company counting its chickens before they hatch. Allen Harim is seeking to double its chicken production to 2 million birds by the end of the summer. To deal with the additional wastewater, the company is embarking on Phase 2 of its plans to upgrade the company's treatment plant. Phase 2 will see nutrient removal technology installed ...
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A 27-year-old Milton man has been charged with vehicular homicide after police say he drove into a Verizon worker, pinning him to his work van. The worker died at the scene. After his release from the hospital June 9, Zachary M. Krytzer was charged with first-degree homicide and driving under the influence of drugs, said Master Cpl. Gary Fournier of the Delaware State Police. Krytzer was released on $20,500 ...
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Governor Markell Announces Five Judicial Nominations

Governor Markell today announced the nominations of five individuals to serve as members of the Delaware judiciary, including the Honorable Janell Ostroski (for Judge of the Family Court, New Castle County), the Honorable Louann Vari (for Judge of the Family Court, Kent County), the Honorable Mary Much (for reappointment as Commissioner of the Family Court, New Castle County), Katharine Mayer (for Commissioner of the Superior Court, New Castle County), and Donald Bucklin (for Commissioner of the Court of Common Pleas for Kent and Sussex Counties).
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Sen. Ernie Lopez, R-Lewes, will become the newest legislative subcommittee member of the Impaired Driving Task Force in the Delaware Office of Highway Safety. The purpose of the committee is to address issues and seek legislative improvements and solutions related to impaired driving in Delaware. One of the proposed improvements includes exploring the 24/7 Sobriety program. These sobriety programs address repeat ...
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Hosted by Dewey Business Partnership, the first annual Summer Solstice Celebration is taking place in Dewey Beach Thursday, June 23. Highlighting the event will be a parade with the Budweiser Clydesdales and a bayside beach party for all ages with the 19th Street Band on Dickinson Avenue. There will also be floats, cars, music and local celebrities. Long Neck resident Tom Creekmore will lead the parade dressed as ...
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Route 1 northbound at Route 24 is restricted to one lane following a serious vehicle crash. Numerous emergency vehicles are on the scene. Motorists are advised to avoid the area.
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Agriculture occupies more than 40 percent of Delaware's total land mass, and farm management decisions can significantly affect the state's landscapes and waterways. That's why farmers and environmental scientists are working together to identify sustainable ways to grow bigger, better crops without increasing nutrient loads that harm the environment. "We, like a lot of places, are wrestling with balance," said ...
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Torch run takes off from Rehoboth

Delaware Law Enforcement for Special Olympics kicks off the 30th Anniversary Torch Run in Rehoboth, Wednesday, June 8. Over the next three days police officers from throughout Delaware will run the Flame of Hope 160 miles to raise money and awareness for Special Olympics Delaware. Officers will run the Flame of Hope into the summer games opening ceremony Friday, June 10, in Newark. Follow the officers on ...
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A registered sex offender faces charges after police say he exposed himself June 5 to a woman working inside a Rehoboth Beach Parking building. Lewis E. Brittingham III, 52, of Georgetown, who is homeless, was outside of the Rehoboth Beach Parking Division building on Lake Avenue at 5 a.m. when he exposed himself to a woman working inside, said Lt. Jaime Riddle of the Rehoboth Beach Police Department. The woman ...
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Members of the Lewes-Rehoboth Rotary work fast to gather U.S. flags in the heavy wind that hit the area Wednesday afternoon. Winds are forecast to blow from the west in excess of 18 mph with gusts to 40 mph.
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Zumba in Lewes Canalfront Park Wednesday Evening

Come join us Wednesday evening at 6 pm for Zumba by Kelly on the Overlook Deck in beautiful Lewes Canalfront Park on the banks of the Lewes-Rehoboth Canal. Bring your positive energy for an unforgettable uplifting, healthy experience. Session is free, but donations welcomed to support the Park.
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Building and Sustaining a Stronger, More Prosperous Delaware

In the weeks ahead, the Governor's office will release a series of videos highlighting the progress the state has made over the past eight years through the voices of Delawareans. They will address ways in which the lives of Delawareans today, and generations to come, are being affected by efforts to strengthen our schools, develop cleaner and more efficient energy, make the state a safer and more welcoming place for all people, improve recreational and cultural options, and create more economic development and opportunity.
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Verizon worker dies in Route 1 crash

A Verizon worker died after he was struck by a car June 7 along Route 1 near Little Heaven, pinning him against a work truck. Heath B. Janssen, 41, of Dover, was putting equipment in the back of his work truck after checking phone lines beneath a manhole cover at 1:55 p.m. The truck was parked on the southbound shoulder of Route 1, said Master Cpl. Gary Fournier of the Delaware State Police. The truck was stopped ...
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IN A WHITE ROOM

BEAUTIFUL DEMI LUNE DRESSER WOULD LOOK FANTASTIC IN ANY HOME
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Boy, 3, struck in Rehoboth crosswalk

A 3-year-old boy was struck by a Jeep while crossing Brooklyn Avenue June 7 with his father and 6-year-old brother. Gary D. Griffiths, 49, of Chadds Ford, Pa., was crossing Brooklyn Avenue at 9:30 a.m. with his sons, Redford C. Griffiths, 3, and his brother, 6, said Lt. Jaime Riddle of the Rehoboth Beach Police Department. The three were going south in the crosswalk at the intersection of King Charles Avenue and ...
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Clock ticking on two dozen projects

The fate of 24 projects with nearly 1,500 lots or units will be determined over the next three weeks. A July 1 deadline looms for the projects to be substantially underway. If not underway by the deadline, the projects will sunset. Under a new ordinance, developers with applications that expired Dec. 31, 2015, could apply for a second chance to get their projects underway with a six-month time extension. Most of ...
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We are Auctioning Off Two 4-Day General Admission Passes to the 2016 Firefly Music Festival to Raise Money for Our Animals in Need! Bidding starts below face value! BIDDING IS EASY: Simply click here and fill our your contact information and your bid and click on the black submit button to formally enter your bid in the auction. Bidding closes on Monday, June 13, 2016 The highest bidder wins the passes Bid ...
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As the heroin epidemic continues to claim lives across Delaware and the nation, Delaware State Police warn that drug-related crimes are on the rise - but they can be deterred with common sense precautions. Sgt. Adam Wright said at a recent community meeting held in Lincoln that burglaries are increasing in Sussex County. "That is a huge thing in Sussex County right now: burglaries. Burglaries, burglaries, ...
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Thrifting USA!

Finding a gigantic bargain--saving it from the landfill-giving back to the community. Doesn't get much better. Shop at UB from 10 to 5, today and everyday. Donations always welcome.
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The city of Rehoboth Beach has debuted its pilot valet trash service, which, for a price, frees 50 property owners from dragging their trash cans to and from the curb. Established by the city commissioners in April, the pilot program will run for a year. City Manager Sharon Lynn said the city received over 100 applications, but only 50 properties are included in the program, which calls for city workers to go on ...
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Teller 12

Most consumer goods in life have gone up in price. Except the Teller 12. Each month, Kevin and Catherine select 6 red wines and 6 white wines, and package it together in a case ready for you to pick up. The best part, the price is still $129.99. The same as it's been for the past 14 years! Individually, these wines are guaranteed to be at least 16% more. As an example, here is June's Teller 12. This is a fantastic...
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Six Cape High seniors shared their experiences as African-American students in the classroom and school community during a forum May 10 hosted by the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice. "There's a lot of cliques," said panel member Suprenia West-Burton. "There are students whose parents own a lot of property, and then there are the so-called blue-collar kids." Erykah Miller said there is a racial ...
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A former state representative faces charges after police say he was involved in a domestic dispute with an ex-girlfriend that turned physical. John C. Atkins, 46, of Millsboro was charged with offensive touching and criminal mischief following an incident at 4:40 p.m. June 3, said Sgt. Richard Bratz of the Delaware State Police. A 38-year-old woman called 911 after she said she had an altercation with Atkins, her ...
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President Obama's policy to allow transgender students use the bathroom of their choice has had no impact on Cape Henlopen schools, says Superintendent Robert Fulton. "We had considered these issues before Obama made his decision," Fulton said. In a decision that has sparked national debate, the U.S. Department of Justice sent letters to school districts countrywide protecting the rights of transgender people ...
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The class of 2016 will march in graduation at 6 p.m. Tuesday, June 7, at Cape High's Legend Stadium. This year's guest speaker is Cape High Teacher of the Year Carrie Evick. The senior class president Joey Kung will also speak. Officials said 312 students are graduating from Cape Henlopen High School this year. Parking restrictions Parking is on a first-come, first-served basis. Graduates and guests must enter ...
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Rehoboth Beach commissioners unanimously approved a permit of compliance allowing Egg restaurant to operate in the former McQuay's Market, near the entrance to Rehoboth Beach. Owner Missy Moore described Egg, 510 Rehoboth Ave., as a breakfast and brunch place, with a menu including scrapple and eggs, bloody Marys and mimosas. In addition to a permit to serve alcohol, a permit for a small, outdoor patio was ...
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We hope you'll join us for a jam session on the front porch! Local musicians and local food & drink ~ just a bit of what makes Sussex County beach communities so great!
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Last Chance to See The Man Who Knew Infinity

Cinema Art Theater: THE MAN WHO KNEW INFINITY Wednesday, June 8 at 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm Thursday, June 9 at 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm Doors open at 30 minutes before screening begins. Location: Cinema Art Theater, 17701 Dartmouth Dr., #2 Dartmouth Plaza, Lewes Admission: $8 for RBFS members, $10 general public. Purchase at the door. The Rehoboth Beach Film Society's Cinema Art Theater presents THE MAN WHO KNEW INFINITY, ...
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DP&L preparing for thunderstorms today

Delmarva Power is closely monitoring the approach of a cold front, which is expected to move through the region this afternoon and into the evening, spawning thunderstorms with heavy rain, high winds and lightning. These storms could damage the electric system and cause power outages. In response, Delmarva Power has scheduled additional field and call center personnel to be ready for the restoration of service. ...
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Two of the five people sought by police following a May 11 heroin distribution bust have been charged. Sohail Zeeshan, 39 of Rehoboth Beach, was apprehended by Customs and Border Protection May 23 as he attempted to re-enter the United States by bus at the Canadian border, said Sgt. Richard Bratz of the Delaware State Police. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and U.S. Homeland Security Investigations Unit ...
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The Old Screen Door has some cool new metal sculptures in stock!

Check out some of the fun new things in stock!
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Celebrate the weekend at LULA with DJ Nan & Seashell Karaoke!

Kick off your weekend at Lula Brazil. Happy Hour is Friday from 4-6 pm Dinner in the dining room or bar from 4-10 pm DJ Nan spins Top 40 & dance tunes from 6-9 pm And then, it's the much anticipated Friday night Karaoke dance party with none other than the darling Michelle Kelly & SeaSchell Karaoke from 9-1 am Location: Lula Brazil 234 Rehoboth Avenue Rehoboth Beach NO cover Full bar and late night menu until ...
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Drivers are urged to use extra caution when traveling Delaware's coastal highways through June and July as female Diamondback terrapins attempt to cross Route 1 to lay their eggs in the soft sand of the ocean dunes. "The dune area along Route 1 in Delaware Seashore State Park is one of the state's prime terrapin nesting areas," said Sally Boswell, education and outreach coordinator for the Delaware Center for the ...
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State environmental officials announced that 100 additional rebates will be offered for electric and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles purchased or leased in Delaware. The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control's Clean Transportation Incentive Program, launched in July 2015, exceeded its initial goal of 100 rebate applications from Delaware drivers, prompting the addition of 100 more rebates. ...
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Three traffic lanes on Route 1 east of Milton are closed to traffic following a fatal accident June 3. The crash occurred shortly before 1:30 p.m. and involved a single vehicle and a motorcycle in the area of Route 5 Union Street Extended, state police said. Both northbound lanes and one southbound lane of Route 1 in the area of the crash are closed. Drivers are asked to use caution and find alternate routes ...
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Painted to match surrounding marsh grass and phragmites, a newly built hunting shanty in the marshes along Rehoboth Bay is designed to go unnoticed from above by waterfowl. Driving southbound along Route 1, though, the building's sturdy rectangle construction stands out above the windswept marsh. Doug Long, Delaware Seashore State Park superintendent, said the structure, about two-thirds of the way to the Indian ...
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PlantPure Nation screening as part of Vegfest Rehoboth Friday, June 10 at 8:00 pm (doors open at 7:30 pm) Location: Cinema Art Theater, 17701 Dartmouth Drive, Dartmouth Plaza, Lewes (behind the Wawa) Admission: $10 Rehoboth Beach VegFest 2016 and the Rehoboth Beach Film Society present the inspiring documentary, PLANTPURE NATION, which tells the story of how three people are on a quest to get the word out about ...
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Ponds treated for nuisance aquatic weeds

As inland water temperatures rise and aquatic plants emerge, DNREC's Division of Fish & Wildlife has started treating downstate ponds for nuisance aquatic weeds. These nuisance weeds, if left unchecked, can choke the water they've invaded, crowd out beneficial plant species and prevent fishing and boating access. Blairs Pond and Abbotts Pond, both near Milford, were treated this month. Other public-access ponds ...
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Downstate ponds treated for nuisance aquatic weeds

New developments are a common sight along Beaver Dam Road near Lewes. With two major subdivisions – Lewes Crossing and Coastal Club – already underway, developer Estates at Cedar Grove – BDRP LLC has filed an application for Dellwood Estates, a 100-lot cluster subdivision on 70 acres just south of the Kendale Road intersection. During a May 26 Sussex County Planning and Zoning Commission public hearing, Dennis ...
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A law aimed at protecting babies born exposed to drugs has been released by the House judiciary committee. Talk has now turned to funding, which could land the bill in another committee for approval. The bill, known as Aiden's Law, would formalize a plan of safe care for babies born with exposure to heroin or other drugs. Dawn Thompson, spokeswoman for the Division of Family Services, said the division supports ...
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Thrift Finds!

Looking for something gently used, fun and exciting. Come visit. Open 10 to 5, seven days a week. Donations always welcome.
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Your little one will be looking sweet in a batik onsie or t-shirt!
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Memorial weekend visitors to the Cape region topped more than 1.2 million, far outpacing last year, transportation officials say. Delaware Department of Transportation statistics show more than 1.2 million motorists passed through Delaware's three toll-plaza locations in Newark, Middletown and Dover, with Friday, May 27, being the most traveled day. Last year, fewer than 875,000 vehicles passed through the tolls, ...
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Dogfish Head has begun construction on its new brewpub in Rehoboth Beach. The outdoor deck has been torn down, and the parking lot has been bulldozed to clear the way for the new brewpub. Dogfish Head spokeswoman Janelle Miley said Dogfish will stay open during construction. The $4 million project will see the number of seats reduced from 250 to 245, while the restaurant's total area will increase to about ...
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Dairy Farm Road closing June 6

Due to pavement upgrades, Dairy Farm Road between Route 9 and Beaver Dam Road near Lewes will be closed from 7 a.m., Monday, June 6, until 5 p.m., Tuesday, June 14, pending weather. Detour routes are: northbound, Fisher Road onto Route 9; and southbound, Route 9 to Fisher Road to Beaver Dam Road. Detour signage will be posted for motorists. The reconstruction project rebuilds worn-out asphalt pavement by recycling...
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Picnic in the Park Postponed

Picnic in the Park planned for this Sunday, June 5th in Lewes Canalfront Park has been postponed because of the likelihood of bad weather. The event has been rescheduled for Sunday, October 2. All tickets purchased will be honored on October 2nd. Any questions, please call 302 645 2795 and leave a message.
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Ali Razi of Maryland arrested on Rehoboth Beach May 28

A Maryland man was arrested for disorderly conduct on Rehoboth Beach over Memorial Day weekend after police say he shouted obscenities at them. Det. William Sullivan said police had to respond to an incident on Laurel Street involving underage drinking May 28. At first, Sullivan said, officers made contact with two men, both under 21 but over the age of 18, and issued them civil citations for drinking on the ...
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Dewey town council's May 20 vote to extend Dewey Beer Co.'s hours of operation from 11:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. was unanimous, but it was also reluctant. As part of a conditional approval in March 2014, owner Clint Bunting agreed customers would not be seated after 11 p.m. and they would be out by 11:30 p.m. After extensive renovations, the town's first brew pub opened its doors in May 2015. Bunting came back to the ...
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The Delaware Center for Health Innovation is slated to unveil a broad-based, statewide plan to transform health care access and affordability in early June. On Tuesday, June 7, a panel will outline changes for the public at 7 p.m. in the CHEER Community Center on Sand Hill Road in Georgetown. This will be the first of a series of six panel discussions planned to inform and involve residents about changes for ...
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Picnic in the Park postponed until Oct. 2

Because of the very poor weather forecast, Friends of Lewes Canalfront Park have decided to postpone Picnic in the Park scheduled for Sunday, June 5, in Lewes Canalfront Park. The event has been rescheduled for Sunday, Oct. 2. All tickets sold will be honored for Oct. 2. For information call 302-645-2795.
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Show your support and send your congratulations with an ad in the Cape Henlopen Graduation book! This commemorative booklet features photographs of all the Cape Henlopen graduating seniors and includes information and photos from the award and graduation ceremonies. Be a part of the graduating class of 2016! For information, please call 302-645-7700 or email adsales@capegazette.com. Deadline is Thursday, June 2nd
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The second annual Clean Water Rally will be held from 10:30 a.m. to noon, Tuesday, June 7, on the Legislative Green in Dover. The rally aims to raise awareness among lawmakers about the importance of cleaning up Delaware's waters and will include exhibits, networking, information about Delaware's waterways and the Clean Water: Delaware's Clear Choice campaign. Registration to the event includes a free T-shirt and ...
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Everyday Joy!

Everyday we find treasures; we receive name brand and colorful cloths; and really cool household goods. Come see. Open today and everyday from 10 to 5. Donations always welcome.
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This Week at Cinema Art Theater: THE MAN WHO KNEW INFINITY Friday, June 3 at 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm Saturday, June 4 at 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm Sunday, June 5 at 4:00 pm Wednesday, June 8 at 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm Thursday, June 9 at 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm Doors open at 30 minutes before screening begins. Location: Cinema Art Theater, 17701 Dartmouth Dr., #2 Dartmouth Plaza, Lewes Admission: $8 for RBFS members, $10 general ...
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Sussex Emergency Services celebrates 25th Anniversary

Sussex County Emergency Services celebrated its 25th Anniversary May 14 at the CHEER Center in Georgetown. Launched initially as the Sussex County Paramedic Service, the first unit rolled into service in January 1991 with just 10 members. Today, Sussex County EMS is a 110-member-strong force with 11 units that provide critical, life-saving care within minutes of each call. Numerous past and present SCEMS medical ...
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Through June 30th, donate gently used shoes and receive a 10% OFF COUPON valid on all merchandise, including sale items. (UGG, PANDORA & Alex and Ani are not included in this offer. Other limited exclusions may apply. Offer at all VP Shoes locations. SAS Shoes, Rehoboth and New Balance Rehoboth are not included.)
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For the third summer in a row, state police responded to an incident in the parking lot of Northbeach in Dewey. Unlike the previous two incidents, this time gunshots appear to have been fired. Dewey Beach Sgt. Cliff Dempsey said in the early morning hours of June 1, at approximately 1:20 a.m., department police officers were patrolling the bayside of Dagsworthy Avenue when they heard what appeared to be two ...
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Learn to meditate three week series starts June 8

Only one day left to save $15 on the Svaroopa® Vidya Meditation three-week series which starts on Wednesday, June 8 at 6 pm. This series is for those who are new to meditation, those out of practice, and for those who have tried other styles in the past. Most importantly, this series will provide the tools that will give you the confidence and inspiration to make meditation a regular part of your life. And so ...
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Thrifting. Browsing. Buying. Donating. Volunteering. It never stops. Lots of activity and all fun and positive. Open today and everyday from 10 to 5. Donations always welcome.
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