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Cecil County teen charged in Newark shooting that injured seven
NEWARK, Del. — A Cecil County teen is among two people who were arrested and charged in the Halloween night shooting that injured seven people on Newark’s Main Street. On Friday, police arrested a 17-year-old boy from North East at his residence, and he remains at a juvenile detention facility in Baltimore awaiting extradition to Delaware. On Monday morning, the second suspect, an 18-year-old man from Wilmington, was apprehended by the U.S. Marshals Service in Wilmington. He is awaiting arraignment. Both have been indicted on seven counts of first-degree attempted murder, as well as possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, conspiracy, reckless endangering and carrying a concealed weapon. The 17-year-old is also charged with possession of a firearm by a person under 21. “While we’ve made substantial progress in identifying those believed to be responsible, we still have a lot of questions to answer,” Newark Police Chief Mark Farrall said during a press conference Monday afternoon. “Our investigators continue to work to determine what precipitated this incident, the sequence of events that unfolded, and whether or not any other additional individuals are involved.” As previously announced, police also arrested one of the victims, a 16-year-old Wilmington
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Newark's speed camera moved closer to UD's campus
The fourth location for Newark's roving electronic speed camera figures to have its biggest impact for those going to the University of Delaware. The City of Newark has moved the camera they purchased earlier this year to South College Avenue at the end of the bridge over the AMTRAK rail lines.
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At Oath ’84, a Wilmington chef brings his past and passions to the table
Chef Justin Womack's Oath ’84 has reopened on Market Street. Womack plans to open a grab-and-go café, with a menu inspired by his Trinidadian roots, by the end of the year. The post At Oath ’84, a Wilmington chef brings his past and passions to the table appeared first on Spotlight Delaware .
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Investigation continues after shots fired in Elkton community
ELKTON — An investigation is continuing after an unknown person or persons fired a gun on the street of an Elkton neighborhood on Friday night, according to the Elkton Police Department. EPD officers rushed to the 100 block of Rolling Road in The Meadows at Elk Creek off Muddy Lane shortly before 8 p.m. Friday after receiving a dispatch regarding shots fired in that area, police said. Investigators recovered two bullet casings in the road shortly after arriving at the scene, police added. The investigation revealed that a vehicle was idling in the road in front of a residence for unspecified period of time and then, as the driver revved the engine, gunshots rang out, police reported. The vehicle sped away at that point. Officers canvassed the area and interviewed residents, according to EPD Lt. Ronald Odom, an agency detective and spokesman, who outlined. “There were no injuries and there was no damage to property. We received a couple of different descriptions of the vehicle.” Anyone with information that might help in this investigation is asked to call the Elkton Police Department at 410-398-4200 or visit the agency’s website at www.elktonpd.org , click on the tip-line and leave a tip.
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After 22 Years in the Army, Jesse Holmes Tends Cattle on His Family’s Historic Oxford Farm
Jesse Holmes spent 22 years in the U.S. Army, serving four tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. These days, the supply chain he manages runs through the pastures and barns of his family’s 300-year-old farm in Oxford, writes Cindy O. Herman for Lancaster Farming. Jesse and his wife, Lacey, run...
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VIDEO | Community celebrates new-and-improved playground
Families in the Bear-Glasgow area now have more reasons to get out and play. Brevoort Park, located off Porter Road near Summit Bridge Road, now has a new playground. It's got new swings, slides, things to climb on, a ground-level playhouse and a percussion station with plastic drums, among other amenities.