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Teen Gets Charged for Mass Shooting Near the University of Delaware
A teen boy was recently charged in connection with a shooting that left him and five others injured on the night of Halloween. However, officials have since released new information about a seventh victim. The incident happened not long after 11 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026, on the sidewalk...
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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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Changes coming for Montchanin Inn, Krazy Kat's restaurant | Exclusive
The new owners of a landmark inn and spa in Montchanin said they plan to upgrade the historic Chateau Country property to five-star hotel status and rebrand its Krazy Kat's restaurant. Allison Carpenter Vucich and her husband, Derek Vucich, who recently purchased the more than 4-acre property off Route 100 and Kirk and Rockland roads, said they already have begun improvements at the luxury site and are restoring its luster. They also changed the name from the Inn at Montchanin Village to Montchanin Village . While they plan to respect the property's history, charm and character, Derek Vucich said the rooms and the on-site restaurant need to be refreshed. "It's time for a facelift," he said. Montchanin Village has 28 rooms in 12 buildings dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries. The property, with cottages and homes connected by gardens, brick pathways and courtyards, once was owned by Allison's great-grandmother Margaretta Lammot du Pont Carpenter, whose portrait still hangs in the site's reception area known as the Dilwyne Gathering Room. The village's tenants once included workers at the nearby DuPont Co. powder mills (now Hagley Museum) and staff at Winterthur estate, now also a museum. Allison, who grew up
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6-year-old dies in manure pit while visiting family member's farm
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A 6-year-old boy died after accidentally falling into a manure pit Sunday afternoon at a family farm in Pennsylvania, according to the coroner’s office. Emergency crews were called around 4 p.m. to the 6200 block of Meadeville Road in Salisbury Township after someone...
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Wilmington Man Arrested After Hit-and-Run Leaves Pedestrian Injured
Wilmington Police have taken a man into custody in connection with a hit-and-run collision that sent a pedestrian to the hospital. On November 6th at approximately 9:33 p.m., an officer from the Wilmington Police Department’s Special Operations Traffic Unit was called to the area of West 4th and Hawley Streets after reports of a hit-and-run involving an injured pedestrian. When officers arrived, they found a 71-year-old man who had been struck by the suspect vehicle. The victim was taken to a hospital and was listed in stable condition. While still at the scene, officers received information about a second hit-and-run collision believed to involve the same vehicle.
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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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Elkton man gets eight-year prison term in drug case
ELKTON — A man caught with approximately two and a half ounces of fentanyl after a protracted surveillance operation led investigators to buried drugs near Elkton received an eight-year prison term on Nov. 2 after accepting a plea deal, according to Cecil County Circuit Court records. Cecil County Circuit Court Judge Cameron A. Brown imposed a maximum 25-year sentence on the defendant — Raheem Brandon Sanders, 36, of Elkton — for possession of fentanyl with intent to distribute and then suspended all but eight years of the penalty, court records show. The judge credited Sanders for 179 days that he served as a pre-trial inmate in the Cecil County Detention Center after his arrest in May. In addition, Brown ordered Sanders to serve five years of supervised probation after completing his eight-year term in a Maryland Department of Corrections prison. The judge also ordered Sanders to forfeit the 2007 Cadillac DeVille that investigators saw him driving while purchasing and later hiding the fentanyl and the $327 that he possessed at the time of his arrest. Sanders pleaded guilty to possession of fentanyl with intent to distribute earlier in that Nov. 2 proceeding, as part of a plea bargain in which
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Delaware restaurant group snags iconic Wilmington spot | Exclusive
Don't worry, the signature snapper soup recipe isn't changing. The largest Delaware-based restaurant group is taking over management of a Wilmington-area landmark, Feby's Fishery Restaurant & Seafood Market , which its original founders have run as a family for 52 years. Sussex County-based SoDel Concepts' Highwater Management will officially take the reins on Nov. 16, after months of working with the owners and staff to prepare for the transition. Highwater will operate both the Feby's restaurant and attached seafood market under a 10-year lease. The family will continue to own the restaurant, market and the property. Feby's dates back to 1974, when owner Philip DiFebo and his wife MarySue, first opened the business. It moved from Elsmere to its current location at 3701 Lancaster Pike in 1984 ― a building entirely built by Philip and his brothers. While they will retire and promise to return as customers, Feby's staff, some of whom have been there for decades, will all remain. With Feby's, Highwater establishes northern division The move marks SoDel's further expansion into the New Castle County market as the first restaurant under the newly established northern division of Highwater Management . SoDel Concepts founders Scott Kammerer and the late
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UD breaks ground on Biden Hall
The future home of the Joseph R. Biden, Jr. School of Public Policy and Administration is officially under construction at the University of Delaware. Ground was broken Monday for Biden Hall, a facility of about 30,000 square on South Green between Morris Library and Robinson Hall. It is expected to open in fall of 2029.