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Emily Demarco, project manager of Pine Haven employee at the Ocean City, Maryland firm Blue Water Development, testifies at a virtual adminstrative hearing on Tuesday. The Delaware Department of Justice alleges the company's subsidiary illegally tried to evict Pine Haven residents — violating a cease-and-desist order issued by the department in April in the process.
Hearing delves deeper into legality of Pine Haven evictions
The second day of witness testimony about Pine Haven on Tuesday got to the heart of key, unsettled questions surrounding the legality of the Lincoln community owner’s attempts to evict residents there. more
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Pine Haven resident Kyle Freudenthral testifies about waking up to a group of men who recently entered his home seeking to evict a person who does not live there at an administrative hearing initiated by the Delaware Department of Justice's Consumer Protection Unit on Monday.
DE DoJ: Lincoln community owner “flouted” order against illegal evictions
A group of men seeking to evict a resident of a Lincoln community mistakenly entered the wrong home, kicked out the 19-year-old sleeping inside and then changed the locks, according to testimony provided Monday during a hearing brought against the owners of Pine Haven by the Delaware Department of Justice. more
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The Millsboro Town Center is the venue for the Millsboro Police Department's Youth Police Academy, starting Thursday.
Millsboro Youth Police Academy aims to instill discipline, life skills
Several dozen children will face training in discipline, physical fitness, life skills and camaraderie — as well as classroom instruction — during Millsboro Police Department’s third Youth Police Academy. more
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Above left, the multiple shooting scene in west Salisbury. Above right, Xavier Cordei Maddox, 14, of Salisbury, died from a gunshot wound to the head.
Salisbury teen killed by gunfire in mass shooting incident
Wicomico County Sheriff’s deputies were searching Wednesday for multiple shooters in connection with a west Salisbury block party held overnight Tuesday in which a 14-year-old boy was killed … more
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Delaware reacts to affirmative action ruling
The Supreme Court on Thursday ended factoring in race in college admission, a decision that could undermine efforts to diversify campuses nationwide and has Delaware schools assessing its consequences. more
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ACLU of Delaware representing inmate in lawsuit against DOC
SMYRNA — The ACLU of Delaware announced today it will represent an inmate in a lawsuit alleging his constitutional rights were violated due to an attempt to organize a boycott in 2022. more
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Officer Daniel Derasmo, above left, will be taking on a handler position with his partner, Zanzi. Derasmo’s goal of becoming a K-9 officer came from hearing stories of K-9 unit work from his grandfather, Ronald Boos.
New Salisbury Police K-9 handler following grandfather's footsteps
The Salisbury Police Department has another new addition to its K-9 Unit: Officer Daniel Derasmo will be taking on a handler position with his partner, Zanzi. Derasmo’s goal of becoming a … more
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Cambridge police chief says youth curfew is making a difference
A temporary juvenile curfew went into effect in Cambridge on Feb. 1, and it’s due to expire June 30. At the next meeting of the City Council, Police Chief Justin Todd will present his … more
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This a Buzz, a 2 1/2 year old German Shepherd who will become the Dagsboro Police Department's drug K-9. Buzz, who will be paired with Dagsboro Cpl. Justin Wechtenhiser, is currently undergoing training at a North Carolina kennel.
Dagsboro PD to soon be Buzz-worthy with arrival of new K-9
Sometime this fall, Buzz will be on patrol for the Dagsboro Police Department. The 2½-year-old German shepherd is the agency’s pick of the litter to become a nose for drug detection. more
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Milford police station set for October finish
The new Milford police station is on track to be complete by October, Chief Cecilia Ashe told the City Council on Monday. more
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Dover man seriously injured in officer-involved shooting
DOVER — A 37-year-old Dover man suffered serious injuries Sunday when shot by a Dover Police officer who had responded to a trespassing complaint, authorities said. more
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No related incidents as bad air persists, Kent director of public safety says
DOVER - At around 6 p.m. Thursday, Kent County Department of Public Safety Director Chief Colin Faulkner said there had been no increase in calls and no incidents related to the air quality conditions resulting from Canadian wildfire smoke. more
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Juvenile charged after fight at Sussex Central graduation
A 16-year-old female turned herself in to police Thursday and was charged with three misdemeanors in connection with a fight at Sussex Central High School’s graduation in Georgetown on Tuesday, Delaware State Police said. more
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One arrest made, another pending after fight at Sussex Central graduation
An adult has been arrested, and charges are pending against a juvenile in connection with a fight at the end of Sussex Central High School’s graduation Tuesday in Georgetown, Delaware State Police said. more
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Stepfather pleads guilty in case of child found dead in Smyrna
SMYRNA — A 41-year-old man faces up to eight years in prison after a plea agreement connected to the death of his stepdaughter, whose remains were discovered in Smyrna four years ago. more
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Three Dewey Beach officers injured during chase
Three officers were injured and an arrest followed during a weekend incident involving a stolen all-terrain vehicle, Dewey Beach police said. more
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Providence Creek Academy site of SRO course
CLAYTON — There’s certainly much more to learn on the job, but Clayton Police Department Cpl. Daniel Hume at least 40 hours worth of knowledge. more
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Police chase travels through Maple Dale Country Club
DOVER -- Some residents in the area of Maple Dale Country Club in Dover were awakened by police sirens going by their homes and a helicopter in the air late Monday night.  At about 10:30 p.m. … more
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Milford police: Body found along road likely not linked to traffic
The death of a Rehoboth Beach man whose body was found in the median of U.S. 113 last week does not appear to be related to activity on the road, Milford police Lt. Robert Masten said Monday. more
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Study: Racial disparities exist in Delaware victims’ compensation
Upon review of data from Delaware’s Victims’ Compensation Assistance Program, racial disparities are evident. more
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