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Police Arrest Smyrna Man for Allegedly Sexually Assaulting Child

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Delaware State Police say a Smyrna man was arrested Monday after an investigation revealed he had been allegedly sexually abusing a child for more than a year at his home. More>>

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Del. Bill Encourages Overdose Reporting

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The Delaware Senate has unanimously approved a bill encouraging people to report alcohol and drug overdoses without fear of being prosecuted. More>>

Police Seek Public Help in Identifying Suspects

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Delaware State Police are asking the public's assistance in identifying two suspects alleged to have been involved in the unlawful use of a credit card at various stores in the Rehoboth Beach area. More>>

Ocean City Announces New Police Chief

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Lt. Col. Ross Buzzuro of the Baltimore Police Department has been named Ocean City's new police chief, resort officials announced Tuesday. More>>

Del. Man Arrested for Rape

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Delaware State Police detectives have arrested a Camden-Wyoming man accused of raping a 15-year-old girl. More>>

Wicomico Sheriff's Office Conducts Burglary Investigation

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Deputies with the Wicomico County Sheriff's Office are investigating a break-in that occurred sometime Monday at a home in Willards. More>>

Sussex County Adopts $117.7M Budget for Fiscal 2014

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The Sussex County Council on Tuesday unanimously approved a $117.7 million budget for the 2014 fiscal year that keeps property taxes the same for the 24th year in a row. The budget also includes a reduction in sewer fees for most public wastewater customers. More>>




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