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For more information about the Florida Department of Health please visit FloridaHealth.gov Show Breaking News BarCloseLocal NewsBrandon Hogan Ryan Welch LAKE FAIRVIEW SHORES, Fla. – Orange County Fire Rescue reportedly helped get a family to shelter early Thursday as Hurricane Milton flooded Lake Fairview Shores on its way out to sea The family of four was the subject of a water rescue from out of the 2700 block of Hambleton Avenue News 6 Anchor Ryan Welch visited the neighborhood and spoke with OCFR Lt who said that nobody else wanted to evacuate affecting a few streets in this neighborhood We’ve made contact with everybody that we could in this neighborhood and right now nobody wanted to evacuate so we’re still going to check back in the next hour or two as the water continues to rise and the weather still is affecting us,” Allen said Welch was told that everyone in the neighborhood was safe Our cameras were rolling as the flood waters gradually began to subside retreating to the sides of the street and further Allen described the heightened workload for first responders as hurricane-related missions stacked atop otherwise unrelated calls for service Besides just the hurricane calls we’re running right now just the regular 911 calls that we receive on a daily basis are still happening People are still having medical emergencies we’re still having house fires unrelated to the hurricane so having the special teams like the Swift Water Team out here being able to handle some of these more dangerous calls is huge for us,” Allen said “(...)It seems like every hurricane that we respond to now The first couple years it was kind of in the Hope Circle area during Ian we had it on the east side of town and this is kind of a new area for us when it comes to flood conditions so every storm I think we learn a little bit more as far as what we need to do.” For crucial guidance on what to do before, during and after a flash flood, click here Get today’s headlines in minutes with Your Florida Daily: Copyright 2024 by WKMG ClickOrlando - 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All rights reserved West Shore School District officials are moving forward with a major reshuffling of students as the district prepares to replace Fairview Elementary School and which brings in roughly 230 students from northern York and southeast Cumberland counties is scheduled to close after the current school year it will be replaced with a new intermediate school the district's operations and planning director said they have hit a few snags moving forward in the approval process for the construction of a new school “Some owners have been unresponsive to the district’s communication,” Sanders said at a Thursday school board meeting MORE: Firefighters find love and friendship in the line of duty MORE: Developer pitches a second solar farm in Dover Township MORE: Former police chief heading to trial in DUI, hit-and-run case Sanders said it was important to continue with the process — namely condemning the existing school — in order to stay on track Schools in poor condition: All of this is part of a multiyear process that began in 2016 when a study found that a number of schools in the district were in poor condition six of the 14 schools had heating systems more than 30 years old The $85 million project will ultimately result in the construction of two new intermediate schools “As those (intermediate) schools open," Sanders said "they’re going to serve all students in the West Shore School District in the fifth and sixth grades.” While the district prepares to close one of the elementary schools officials are facing an issue with where to send those students Sanders said that will necessitate changes in some of the geographic boundaries set up to determine which schools students attend “So that students are no longer separated from their peers as they matriculate through the system and move from one building to the other," he explained Please consider subscribing to support local journalism. Chaotic system: The current system can sometimes be a chaotic one Sanders said one Fairview student will be sent to New Cumberland Middle School and then back to Red Land High School separating him from the other students who instead attend Crossroads Middle School The staff created a report with a series of grids for each area showing where the students may go in the upcoming years Each school's demographics were included in the report All of this factors in expected areas of population growth due to residential development as the district tries to accommodate more children without forcing them to endure long bus rides he's cognizant of the concerns being expressed by parents MORE: Homicide suspect fights additional intimidation charges MORE: Traffic alert: Lane restrictions continuing at Wrights Ferry Bridge through week MORE: Four new COVID deaths reported in York County the current plan calls for students to attend Fishing Creek Elementary School students will attend Newberry Elementary School Parents may view the possible boundaries at https://www.wssd.k12.pa.us/FeasibilityFacilities.aspx The website also features presentations and informational booklets for the new intermediate school replacing Fairview Elementary The next school board meeting is 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the West Shore Administrative Center, 507 Fishing Creek Road, Lewisberry. It can be streamed live at www.wssd.k12.pa.us/Default.aspx — Reach Meredith Willse at mwillse@yorkdispatch.com or on Twitter at @MeredithWillse – We had a big group of local standouts in the field at the AHSAA 4A-7A State Outdoor Track & Field Championships in Gulf Shores this weekend and several of them will be returning home with some hardware The 1A-3A state meet in Cullman is currently under a weather delay so check back for more on the rest of our local competitors when their events are completed Log in to leave a comment Show Breaking News BarCloseNews 6 InsiderCrystal Moyer – Summer is here and while some families may be excited about the end of the school year others are working harder to make ends meet with their kids at home But there is a program stocking pantries for free and all it takes is a visit to your local library I need food on the table,” Anna Chintaman said So she’s walked out of the Chickasaw Branch library carrying a box filled with food “It does lift a burden that I have some more food because it’s always needed and things are harder to get these days,” Chintaman said In partnership with the Orange County Library System, The Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida delivers stacks of boxes each week to several branches throughout Orange County to help those in need “We’re seeing that one in eight of our neighbors are experiencing hunger for any number of reasons,” Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida Communications Manager Erika Spence said Spence said one of the biggest reasons is inflation That’s something Angel Aloneso said is making it difficult for him and his family to make ends meet “It’s a really good experience because it helps people in the community a little bit It won’t cover everything for the family but even [a box of food] is a big help,” Aloneso said Every Tuesday morning at five of OCLS’s branches The program is funded by the Orange County Government and provides about a week’s worth of non-perishable food items like pasta vegetables and more to help feed families and stock empty pantries The food expected to last a person about week The library If it’s no convenient for you to access food at a food pantry that’s miles away from your house “It makes me feel great that we’re able to support our neighbors in whatever challenges they’re facing whether it’s loss of income Victoria Zacktan has been taking advantage of the free food boxes after her husband passed away so it’s been super tight and knowing this resource is here it’s really been a help to me,” Zacktan said Here are the branches where the food boxes are delivered every Tuesday at 10 a.m This summer, Orange County Public Schools Food & Nutrition Services is touring your city to offer meals at no charge to children and young adults 18 and under The OCPS Mobile Lunch Vehicles are part of the USDA Summer Food Service Program Lunches will only be offered to children and young adults 18 and under This institution is an equal opportunity provider Lunch is served Monday-Friday (no meals will be served on Wednesday Check out the Florida Foodie podcast You can find every episode in the media player below: Crystal Moyer is a morning news anchor who joined the News 6 team in 2020 Show Breaking News BarCloseLocal NewsErin Dobrzyn – Two people are behind bars facing first-degree murder charges after officers said they shot and killed a man Wednesday in what appears to be a drug-related robbery according to the Orlando Police Department Officers responded to 1779 Fairview Shores Dr they found a man inside the residence suffering from a gunshot wound to the chest He was taken to the hospital but later died from his injuries A witness at the scene told officers they saw a man later identified as 18-year-old Lakari Miller The witness told police Miller is friends with Kathryn Klein The witness said they saw Miller enter the home and was directed upstairs to the bathroom near the victim’s bedroom where they heard a gunshot about 20 seconds later and was then confronted by Miller who ran down the stairs “The witness stated the victim was known to sell drugs and had drugs in this bedroom,” officers wrote in a report “Responding officers reported seeing a white powdery substance that appeared to be illicit narcotics in an open safe inside the victim’s bedroom while conducting a protective sweep of the residence for suspects and additional victims immediately after their arrival.” Officers said Klein left the home about two minutes after the shooting Investigators determined Klein lived at the residence and was in the process of moving out of the home in the days leading up to the murder “The witness believes the suspects were brought to the scene just prior to the murder by Klein and Klein’s vehicle was seen on neighboring home surveillance cameras on the street just prior to the murder corroborating the witness’ account was seen leaving the area immediately following the murder,” officers wrote in a report officers made contact with Klein and Miller at the intersection of Sheeler Road and North Orange Blossom Trail he told them he stayed at the home for the entire day except to visit his brother’s home Officers said Miller maintained that he never went anywhere else the entire day even after being shown a picture taken of him in Daytona Beach later in the evening following the murder “He continued to lie and say he didn’t know what I was talking about and was not truthful or cooperative with my investigation,” an officer wrote in a report Both Miller and Klein were arrested and transported to the Orange County Jail on charges of first-degree murder and robbery with a firearm Both are being held at the jail without bond A project to shore up riverbanks and stabilize steep cliffs in Fairview Beach is underway residents were concerned the road beside it would collapse Mike Bennett and Kristen Pruitt gather at the cliff base Riprap is being hauled in to help stabilize the Potomac River shoreline Landscaping will be placed when the work is completed The Fairview Beach community has been fighting riverbank erosion for years there were concerns the road would collapse sending it and a sewer pipe into the water County officials and volunteers worked to get an application to FEMA to help cover the costs After many years the stabilization work on the riverbank was started in April The sewer line between the road and the cliffside was in danger of collapsing if measures were not taken Finish Line owner Kristen Pruitt and retired engineer Chris Werle stand atop the riverbank Chris Werle (left) and Jim Holley share some thoughts on the riverbank erosion over the years at Fairview Beach Holley lives across the street from the riverbank and grateful that the repair work is being done From his well-manicured lawn on Fairview Drive Jim Holley has watched the steep banks overlooking the Potomac River erode from rain rushing down the top of the slope to wind and waves beating against the bottom whose home is perched between Second and Third streets in the riverfront village “It would crack at the top and then fall away a few days later You never could really tell how undermined it was Kristen Pruitt of Finish Line Environmental and Chris Werle of King George talk about a project to control erosion at Fairview Beach not only about his retirement home falling into the river but also about the infrastructure in front of the house That includes a county-owned sewer pipe and the road that carries “a lot of precious cargo on school buses,” he said When King George County received $2.3 million in federal and state grants to stabilize the steep cliffs and shore up the riverbank and big trucks started arriving in April to do the work I walked out on the bluff and said thank goodness.” So did a lot of others associated with the project Members of the Fairview Beach Residents Association have held spaghetti dinners yard sales and golf tournaments over the decades to raise money to put up walls to prevent erosion an association member and former director on the King George County Service Authority Residents came to realize they would never be able to sell enough cupcakes to pay for the kind of project needed—to prevent the destruction coming from both top and bottom that Holley noted Bennett started beseeching the Board of Supervisors for help and it took a while—and lots of collaboration among county state and federal officials—before a proposal came together Then it took more years for both phases of the project to be approved When the county broke ground for the project in April Bennett walked along the shoreline before the ceremony He spends part of the winters in Florida and noticed how much more had been eroded in his absence it’s washed away a whole lot of bank,” he said This is really getting done in the nick of time.” The Federal Emergency Management Agency contributed 75 percent of the $2.3 million price tag the Virginia Department of Emergency Management King George provided a local match of 5 percent The county paid $20,000 for an environmental assessment—in hopes of speeding up the process—and the Virginia Department of Transportation kicked in $36,000 since a state road was involved King George is contributing its remaining $60,438 in labor costs as almost every county office has been involved from administration and finance to community development and fire and rescue from grant managers with the Virginia Department of Emergency Management who helped with the application process to representatives from VDOT the George Washington Regional Planning Commission and U.S Board of Supervisors Chairwoman Annie Cupka said people from so many different agencies worked together that “my favorite letter of the alphabet is C” as in collaboration both between the various groups and within the community as Bennett walked along the same shoreline again—and watched the progress of construction workers—he thanked “one of the most indispensable people” to this project Another former board member on the Service Authority Werle also is retired from the Army Corps of Engineers and spent years writing proposals He shepherded the grant application through the state and federal hoops emphasizing that the project went far beyond erosion at a private beach Destruction of the road would impact the 500 vehicles that use it daily Firefighters and rescuers would be impeded and those in 33 homes adjacent to the road would be impacted Each project looks at the ratio of risk involved to benefit achieved and Werle said the Fairview Beach application received a “5,” meaning that the $2.3 million saved would prevent the loss of more than $11.5 million in infrastructure and homes “I don’t think there’s anyone else in King George County who could have done this,” Bennett said about Werle’s work with writing the grant Werle wanted to focus more on the work being done by Finish Line Environmental a Spotsylvania County company that is constructing a new seawall to prevent the riverbank from washing into the Potomac It’s also grading and stabilizing the steep slopes to prevent more erosion The work stretches from the beach area around Tim’s II Restaurant to 1,200 feet down shore Crews put in a makeshift gravel road for their heavy machinery and installed riprap to create a seawall Each chunk of riprap weighs between 150 and 500 pounds and the project requires 8,500 tons of the stone—or about 525 loads on the company’s biggest dump truck the riverbank had no gradual decline at all—just a sheer drop-off about 30 feet to the beach below workers will bring in about 920 truckloads of dirt The crew will work in 100-foot sections until all 12 sections are completed The project should be complete by later this year It’s designed to withstand the kind of hurricane or weather disaster that comes along once a century “This had to be good for a 100-year storm.” cdyson@freelancestar.com Email notifications are only sent once a day from a resident in the 2700 block of McKenzie Lane off Tidewater Trail who claimed that someone was … A Stafford County home was badly damaged by a fire that broke out late Sunday Police arrived to find the subject on the ledge of the bridge on Garrisonville Road (State Route 610) getting ready to jump onto Interstate 95 Emergency crews battled fires at a landfill and a house in separate incidents Monday ammunition and various paraphernalia were seized Tuesday Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application he was the son of Thurman and Gale Bennett played the saxophone in the Morgantown High School band and cultivated a passion for electrical engineering He earned his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from West Virginia University His professional journey spanned several decades starting with a 20-year tenure at C&P Telephone and AT&T followed by various management consulting roles and capped with a successful nine working years in London where he met and married Judy Oltmann Bennett becoming a cherished member of her extended family Jim's love for the water was a constant throughout his life to his later years enjoying the shores of Surfside and exploring Charleston's nearby waters with family and friends will be fondly remembered by all who knew him serving on the board of the Bishop Gadsden Community participating in the Fraternal Order of Elks and volunteering at the VA Hospital and Charleston Police Department He is survived by his wife Judy; brother George Bennett; sons James Bennett Jr and John Bennett; mother of his sons Martha Bennett; step-daughters Kelly Beam and Loren Bethea; step-son-in-law Scott Beam; grandchildren Eleanor Bennett and Edward Bennett; step-grandchildren Jesse Beam (and wife Carra) and Zachary Bethea (and wife Ulyana); and step-great-granddaughter Eden Beam A private celebration of Jim's life will be held by the family and dedication to his family and community will forever be cherished and remembered This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors I would have liked to have seen Biden do a local media interviewFriday Rehoboth Beach is no longer a presidential retreatMonday Readers submit photos of President Biden’s recent visitMonday President Biden expected to be in town beginning Nov. 8Thursday Biden expected in Rehoboth Beach beginning Sept. 27Thursday Bidens will be in town for a week, beginning Aug. 25Friday President Biden rides bike trailMonday Bidens coming to town Aug. 8 for a weekend beach visitThursday Library banishes news crews to Rehoboth’s Forbidden ForestFriday Presidential history made in Rehoboth BeachMonday the security around President Joe Biden’s North Shores home continues to increase The first time he was in town as president was in June Secret Service and local police set up a checkpoint at the North Shores intersection leading to his house nearby Gordons Pond was closed periodically and the Federal Aviation Administration issued temporary flight restrictions By the time he was in town for a second time the Coast Guard had officially established security zones in the Lewes-Rehoboth Canal and Atlantic Ocean Now, when Biden visits for a third time, a security fence will either be finished or close to it. According to the website USAspending.gov an online database of federal government spending recently awarded a $455,000 contract to Rehoboth’s Turnstone Builders for “purchase and installation of security fencing at 32 Farview it is expected to be completed by the end of the year Biden purchased the North Shores home in summer 2017 County tax records show he paid $2.7 million for the property Chris Flood has been working for the Cape Gazette since early 2014 He currently covers Rehoboth Beach and Henlopen Acres but has also covered Dewey Beach and the state government business stories and random stories on subjects he finds interesting and he also writes a column called Choppin’ Wood that runs every other week Flood moonlights as the company’s circulation manager which primarily means fixing boxes that are jammed with coins during daylight hours but sometimes means delivering papers in the middle of the night He’s a graduate of the University of Maine and the Landing School of Boat Building & Design Pigzza’s open concept allows patrons to view the staff’s culinary creativity in action The food scene in Orlando changes on the regular with hot chefs and food trends coming and going like a toddler that’s not ready to go to sleep yet Think of this list more as a “What’s Hot” right now kind of roundup rather than something that’s set in stone I need a link to send people to when they ask me “Where should we eat tonight Brendan?” Because y’all seem to be asking me that a lot.  Camille Chef Tung Phan creates exquisite multi-course experiences This East End pop-up kitchen turned drop-dead gorgeous chef’s table restaurant specializes in Vietnamese dishes with French finesse in Baldwin Park Expect dishes like papaya with salmon and Vietnamese coffee-crusted wagyu at this multi-course experience crafted by rising Orlando star Chef Tung Phan what’s up with Baldwin Park becoming such a fun foodie destination Go walk around Lake Baldwin after your date and pretend you’re an old Italian couple indulging in a passeggiata.  The folks behind post-bar Mills 50 favorites like Chi-Kin and Poke Hana have a new hit on their hands that was inspired by a Star Wars character and Mongolian barbecue The trendy new quick-service restaurant on Colonial Drive serves up Mongolian-inspired rice and noodle bowls that are perfectly prepared with the use of fancy tabletop stir fryer machines that could actually be astromech droids with hip-hop names like R2-D2 or MC Circuit Breaker if you squint hard enough The fan-favorite Filipino food truck has opened a new brick-and-mortar restaurant on Lee Road near Fairview Shores and is serving up uber-flavorful dishes of kalua pork all with a side of fragrant rice for their loyal following This new downtown hot spot started as a food truck before glowing up and taking over the former Jimmy Hula’s space on Pine Street and Magnolia Avenue The Caribbean-influenced burger menu serves up some really tasty and innovative dishes like the “Noche in Miami,” which is like a Cuban sandwich/smashburger homunculus that could save your life if you’ve been barhopping all night Don’t sleep on the boozy coquito milkshake either.  Oven-fired pizzas and pastas are some of the most popular items Thomas Ward’s new “Italian-ish” barbecue/pizzeria concept has been busy ever since it opened The pizzas have a traditional sourdough base but that’s where the Italian bit ends and they stray into the “-ish” bit with Ward’s trademark experimental palette stomping in and showing its passion Expect non-traditional pairings like candied jalapeños and bacon Ward has been taking all the comments to heart and tweaking his menu since the opening to make it better and better.  cut their teeth serving the streets of Central Florida via their insanely popular food truck through the years before finding their perfect home on West Fairbanks has truly melded her talents with her husband’s and the resulting menu of birria-heavy dishes is really something special it’s basically the French dip of Mexican cuisine with a side of consommé or a rich broth to dip your stuff into The birria ramen bowl is a true exercise in delicious excess and the tortas will have you dreaming of coming back as soon as possible.  Vegan ice cream can be hit or miss in Orlando but I’m happy to say this relocated Winter Garden business knows what’s up and has hit a home run the new Main House Market is a vegan food hub in Orlando’s Milk District that has a little something for everyone has a churro cake and vanilla ice cream combo that you need to see to believe I almost had a second helping; it was so good.  This is a new Sichuan concept by the folks at Chuan Lu Garden which happen to be some of the more popular dishes at Chuan Lu at the moment They’ve taken over the former Orlando Meats space in the Ravaudage development on 17-92 near Enzian Theater and they’re expected to open this summer College Park has seen an almost seasonal turnover in its restaurants on the Edgewater Drive corridor since the pandemic started Seeming stalwart brands like RusTeak and Outpost both made the move to greener pastures in Thornton Park and Maitland and their replacements are still in the works (though the milk-meat science lab that’s replacing Outpost still has me scratching my head) We can talk about that next month though when we hopefully get some more info A Sanford concept by Mike Smith (the man behind the bro-friendly couch-racing spectacle that is Sofas and Suds) will be opening an Orlando annex of his popular The Current Seafood Counter at Henry’s Depot in the former Jade New Asian location at 2425 Edgewater Drive and College Parkers are frothing at the mouth for it to open Smith was hoping for a spring opening but we’re betting on late summer.  This popular vegan Latin concept has been popping up at farmers’ markets for the past few months testing out their evolving menu of healthy food with a “Latin twist,” and people are loving it They’re opening a brick-and-mortar restaurant by Greenery Creamery and Eola Pets at 420 E Church Street in the South Eola neighborhood any day now so follow them on the ‘Gram for some updates or ask them about it when you’re ordering a plant-based empanada by Lake Eola next Sunday.  Which I’m assuming is pronounced “foo-wah foo-wah,” is a new Japanese pancake concept from the same-named Canadian franchise that specializes in obscenely jiggly souffle pancakes that are made with egg whites that are whipped to high airy peaks before being cooked at a slow and low temperature to preserve their ultimate fluffy fluffiness They were supposed to be opening in February 2023 in a former Subway building on Colonial Drive near Little Vietnam but permitting and supply chains have been holding them hostage.  besides the fact that they misspelled “cellar,” this under-development concept in downtown Orlando is already billing itself as “Orlando’s next best restaurant.” It’ll be located on the ground floor of the new Hilton Garden Inn where the old City Diner used to be and will offer a selection of “handcrafted cuisine and an elevated atmosphere” led by Chef Omar Torres Torres comes to Leiah with time under his belt at The Ritz Carlton I hear it’ll be using organic produce from local farmers so expect lots of greens.   Besides being almost impossible to sound out phonetically this new German Scratch Kitchen is still building up a buzz before opening sometime before the end of the year in downtown Orlando Almost nothing is known about this new concept other than it’s owned by the same peeps as Dan’s Bavarian Takeout a ghost kitchen based out of Dollins Food Hall in the West Lakes neighborhood They’ve taken over the former Neon Beach storefront on Orange Avenue I’m just holding out for spaetzle and gravy This article was written by WTOP’s news partner InsideNoVa.com and republished with permission. Sign up for InsideNoVa.com’s free email subscription today Tim’s Rivershore Restaurant and Crab House a landmark on the Potomac River outside Dumfries for nearly three decades must close for good after Potomac Shores declined to renew the lease “I wish I wasn’t telling you this,” he said in a Facebook Live video which took over management of Potomac Shores in the last year he had been in talks with the developer to renew the lease I got a call that the lease wouldn’t be renewed,” Bauckman told InsideNoVa Biddle did not immediately return an email for comment Tim’s II at Fairview Beach in King George County Tim’s at Lake Anna in Mineral will and Tim’s at Coles Point in Hague will remain open The Dumfries area location will be open on weekends through the end of March as crews slowly move out “I don’t think we’ve been anything but good for the community over the years,” Bauckman said noting the restaurant has been the site of local Polar Plunge events for years as well as a contributor to local schools and other charitable causes The restaurant opened on the shores of the Potomac River at the end of the Cherry Hill peninsula 28 years ago Bauckman owned the restaurant property for many years but after Hurricane Isabel left severe damage in 2003 he said he was “hamstringed” by Prince William County into selling it to the former owners of the surrounding land That company eventually went out of business and ownership shifted from bank to bank until SunCal purchased the property for the Potomac Shores development “I learned a long time ago dealing with these developers that everybody has a vision,” Bauckman said Listen to our full conversation here. 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And he's happy to see who ended up buying the home fulfilled a longtime dream by purchasing a vacation home at the Delaware seashore their purchase is steps away from land Joe Biden helped return to federal status The Bidens will keep their primary home in Greenville MORE: Biden buys home in Cape Henlopen State Park area A listing for the contemporary indigo blue house boasts a “spectacular one-of-a-kind North Shores Beach House” that backs up to Cape Henlopen State Park with ocean views and multiple outdoor decks The six-bedroom house (including three master bedrooms) features 5½ bathrooms outdoor showers and “a doggy wash too,” according to the listing floor-to-ceiling bookcases; and high-end finishes according to photos that accompanied the listing Sussex County property records show that the property is owned by Diane Smith and Jayne Kettles of New Hope Smith confirmed the sale Friday but declined to discuss the details including the closing date and purchase price “I know how much Delaware loves the Bidens “We respect everyone’s privacy.” Rehoboth real estate agent Ava Cannon works for Jack Lingo Realtors Asked if the Bidens moving to town would create more chaos influential people that fold in and out throughout the summers I don’t think it’s going to get worse.” marveled over the “great third-floor master that looks all the way out into the ocean.” He said he met Biden recently when he was out looking at homes Mossman said his neighbors next door are good friends of the Bidens. And when the Bidens previously paid visits Mossman's lot was used for extra parking by the Secret Service Biden should be too busy these days to be purchasing a beach house I wish he would have run for president," Mossman said. "And I hope he continues to speak openly regardless of whether he decides to run for office again." both Joe and Jill are likely to spend a lot of time writing in their new home they'll probably spend time at Browseabout Books on Rehoboth Avenue where general manager Susan Kehoe recalled tales of previous book signings “I’m sure we will see him more often," she said On the walls inside Hearn's ice cream shop are pictures of Biden from previous summers “Here’s the VP of the United States or (previously) a big-time senator taking the time to say hi to 19- and 20-year-olds working their butts off in the summer," Hearn said. "That’s a big deal to them "He's just regular Delaware Joe," said Melinda Mullen Rehoboth-Dewey Chamber of Commerce President Carol Everhart said Biden's arrival could bring only good things to the area “You have someone who is internationally known making a purchase in this area; it brings it to the forefront,” Everhart said Everhart said Biden was already a valuable member of the Rehoboth community She said from time to time he would attend the Rehoboth-Dewey chamber’s general membership meetings “We’re looking forward to seeing him more often,” Everhart said Republican or worship bologna," Hearn said “He sort of defies party lines,” Kehoe said “I think no matter what side of the political fence you are I think it’s going to do nothing but promote goodwill because he’s just so genuine and friendly It’s only going to be a good thing.” “The thing about the vice president is he’s just down to earth,” Mossman said I think he’ll be a great neighbor.” Sometimes party lines do indeed get in the way two men sitting on a bench outside the Rehoboth Beach Variety store were asked for a reaction to the new celebrity in town When Democratic presidential debates are scheduled in the coming months maybe there will be one at the Henlopen Acres Beach Club It’s well-known that former Vice President Joe Biden has a home in North Shores Significantly less known is that candidate John Delaney also has a home in North Shores and this one has an arguably better view than Biden’s representative for Maryland's 6th congressional district from 2013 to 2019 Biden officially announced his candidacy in late April while Delaney has been on the campaign trail since 2017 choosing to not run for re-election in 2018 Biden made local headlines when he purchased the North Shores home in during the summer of 2017 County tax records show he paid $2.7 million for the home Jill and I have dreamed of being able to buy a place at the beach at home where we can bring the whole family," Biden wrote in a statement at the time pictures of Biden at Cape Region shops and eateries have appeared with regularity on social media County records show Delaney purchased his oceanfront home in 2010 for $4.4 million Delaney hinted at the Rehoboth connection in a tweet earlier this month after Biden said he was the only real Irishman running for president “I’m sure there’s a civil way to figure this all out – maybe over a pint of Guinness in Rehoboth Henlopen Acres Mayor Joni Reich said she’s known for a while about the connection between the two men She said she has friends in Henlopen Acres who are friends with the Delaneys from suburban Maryland She laughed when asked about being the elected official in closest proximity to two presidential candidates “We welcome all candidates who want to run for the highest office in the land,” said Reich Delaney’s oceanfront property is the immediate neighbor to the north of the Henlopen Acres Beach Club Reich said the small town has had a good relationship with the Delaneys letting the family know in advance when events are planned Sussex County Republican Committee Chair Don Petitmermet said he wasn’t aware of the Sussex County connection of the two candidates “Sussex County is a great place to have a second home and it’s a great place to retire,” said Petitmermet Neither Biden nor Delaney responded to requests for comment Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInThursday (WRDW/WAGT) -- Two teens have entered guilty pleas and have been sentenced in the murder of 15-year-old Jordan Shores 19-year-old Raihem McCorkle plead guilty to two counts of Accessory/Accessory After the Fact to Felony A McCorkle has been sentenced to 15 years behind bars and Burglary in the first degree on January 10th Rayquan was sentenced to 35 years behind bars Shores was shot and killed in Clearwater in November of 2016 (WRDW/WAGT) -- The 15-year-old juvenile suspect in the murder of 15-year-old Jordan Shores has been denied bond and will stand trial as an adult possession of a weapon during a violent crime discharging a firearm into a dwelling and armed robbery and one of six people charged in the death of Shores which includes his brother Raihem McCorkle A family court judge decided to keep the teen in custody at a juvenile detention center in Columbia after a review in early December McCorkle will return to Columbia and will be kept in custody at the juvenile detention center before returning to court in Aiken His first appearance is scheduled for August 4th (WRDW/WAGT) -- The solicitor has said a judge took the matter of a 15-year-old accused in connection to a murder under advisement The Solicitor's Office said they will update us when a decision is reached An evaluation of the suspect accused in the murder of a 15-year-old Thursday's hearing is to decide if he will be tried as an adult The suspect is one of six people charged in the death of 15-year-old Jordan Shores Shores died from a gunshot wound following a home invasion on Fairview Road in November (WRDW/WAGT) -- An evaluation of a suspect accused of the murder of a 15-year-old Aiken County teen has been completed The solicitor said a hearing in family court has been set for May 4 The hearing is to decide if he will be tried as an adult (WRDW/WAGT) -- One suspect in the murder of 15-year-old Jordan Shores has been denied release from the juvenile detention center in Columbia A family court judge decided to keep the teen in custody after a review on Thursday Prosecutors moved to get the juvenile tried as an adult A pre-waiver evaluation is being conducted after which a full hearing will determine if the minor can be tried as an adult The suspect is one of six people charged in Shores' death The other five are being tried as adults and will appear in court in January (WRDW/WAGT) -- Services have been set for 15-year-old Jordan Shores who was killed in his home on Fairview Road last weekend There will be a visitation at Woodbridge Baptist Church on Birch Street on Saturday A Life Celebration service will follow from 2 to 3 p.m The procession to Pineview Memorial Garden on West Five Notch Road The community is invited to a candlelight vigil and balloon release at 6 p.m (WRDW/WAGT) -- The Aiken County Sheriff's Office has confirmed a juvenile accused in the murder of a 15-year-old had a hearing Wednesday morning A family court judge decided to keep the teen in custody in the Columbia Youth Detention Center (WRDW/WAGT) -- The shooting in Clearwater killing 15-year-old Jordan Shores is still hurting many whoever knows the truth needs to speak it," Marie Jones said It's been four days since Marie Jones' son Artie was attacked and his friend killed More than 100 hours have passed and she still has not heard from police and has barely seen her 16-year old son he came and took and shower and got his clothes and teared and told us to leave Jones says Artie was at a friend's house with Jordan when the attack happened One of the robbers pistol whipped Artie seven times But the wound that will never heal is losing his friend Jordan "He went down and held Jordan and tried to wake him up and he couldn't get no response," she said deputies pulled three suspects out of class at Silver Bluff High School Raihem McCorkle and a 15-year old juvenile At this point investigators have not nailed down a motive "These individuals specifically targeted that location more than likely," Captain Eric Abdullah with Aiken County Sheriff's Office said "some of the indications show this was possibly drug related." She wants to know why she never heard from the hospital or police after her son it's something a mother shouldn't have to do to know that someone wasn't with him," Jones said she's ready to leave the neighborhood behind (WRDW/WAGT) -- Deputies arrested three more suspects in connection to the Fairview Road home invasion and murder deputies have arrested a total of five adults and one juvenile for their roles in a 15-year-old's murder investigators arrested 17-year-old Ronquavis James Howard and a 15-year-old juvenile suspect at Silver Bluff High School The Sheriff's Office said the suspects were taken out of their classrooms and arrested with 'minimal disruption to the operation of the school.' All suspects were charged with one count of murder one count of possession of a weapon during violent crime according to the Aiken County Sheriff's Office Howard and McCorkle were taken to the Aiken County Detention Center for booking The juvenile suspect was transported to the South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice Investigators have also identified 19-year-old Aikel Leetrez Harrison as the suspect who fled from deputies on Nov Investigators have obtained warrants for Harrison for murder one count of possession of a weapon during a violent crime Harrison surrendered himself at the Aiken County Detention Center where he is currently being held Investigators have changed one of the attempted murder charges to murder on Undraize Antonio Dixon The solicitor's office said the first appearance will be Jan Aiken County deputies have arrested five adults and one juvenile for their roles in a 15-year-old's murder The Sheriff's Office is planning to release more information about those arrested on Tuesday morning Eric Abdullah did confirm that Reihem McCorkle Those arrests include Undraize Antonio Dixon and Deonte Raequan Schultz who were arrested Friday after investigators say Jordan Shores Shores died Saturday morning at the hospital The suspects in a deadly home invasion that left 15-year-old Jordan Shores dead will face a judge in January the first appearance for Undraize Antonio Dixon and Deonte Raequan Schultz will be on Friday Investigators are still searching for a third suspect Investigators consider him to be armed and dangerous (WRDW/WAGT) -- Two Beech Island teenagers remain in custody after a home invasion Friday morning left a 15-year-old dead neighbors say they're ready to leave the area altogether The only sound Stephen Thomas likes to hear on Sundays are the leaves being raked in front of his parents' home in Clearwater But a different scene played out Friday night at the Villa K Townhouses just a block away from their home I said 'That's right by Momma and Daddy's house.' So I called and checked and they said they didn't hear anything and it was kind of shocking," Thomas says You're used to seeing it in a big city and stuff like that but not here in a small neighborhood." A home invasion that left two teenagers in custody and 15-year-old Jordan Shores dead "And it was terrible that it was 17-year-olds that what did it You don't need to lose a life at that young age Neighbors say people planning to leave after this incident A woman who has lived at those townhouses for three years says she told her landlord she wouldn't be coming back They say it's the first time a shooting like this has happened in this quiet neighborhood and fear the violence could spread they should be concerned because it happened right down the road," Thomas says "They could've broken into their house and they need to be concerned somebody coming into your house at night It'd be nice if we had more county cops riding through the neighborhood Thomas says the folks living here are mostly elderly and have had troubles with other break-ins the past few years they're doing what they can to feel safe again "keep your doors locked and make sure everything's safe and sound before you go to bed at night." A third suspect is still on the run and is described as a slim black male with dreadlocks Officials say he was wearing a long sleeve black hoodie and black pants The Aiken County Sheriff's Office is continuing their investigation into the home invasion Dixon and Schultz were both arrested following a home invasion on Fairview Road early Friday evening died from a gunshot wound after the incident (WRDW/WAGT) -- A fifteen year old has died after the home invasion on Fairview Road early Friday morning The Aiken County coroner says Jordan Shores died at around 9:15 Saturday morning at Augusta University Medical Center Shores had a non survivable gun shot wound Deputies responded to Fairview Road early Friday morning for reports of gunshots Eric Abdullah with the Aiken County Sheriff's Office said investigators believe the incident started from a home invasion Investigators said there are warrants for Undraize Antonio Dixon one count of armed robbery and one count of burglary in the 1st degree A third subject has been described as a black male The Aiken County Coroner and the Aiken County Sheriff's Office are investigating (WRDW/WAGT) -- The Aiken County Sheriff's Office has obtained warrants for two men believed to be connected to a shooting on Fairview Road overnight According to Captain Eric Abdullah with the Aiken Co deputies responded to a home on Fairview Road around 1:28 a.m they saw a red sedan matching the description of the one they were looking for leaving the home and a pursuit started Three suspects ditched the car on Blackstone Camp Road and fled on foot but deputies are still looking for a third suspect in the area the other responding deputies attended to two victims found at the home One person was found in 'extreme' critical condition after being shot and the other victim was found pistol whipped Abdullah said investigators believe the incident started from a home invasion The identities of the suspects are not being released at this time Both victims were transported to an area hospital for emergency treatment Anyone with information is encouraged to call the Aiken County Sheriffs at 803-648-6811 or Crimestoppers of the Midlands: 888-CRIME-SC (888-274-6372) Investigators are still looking for a third suspect in an overnight shooting that left two victims critically injured at a home on Fairview Road The third suspect is being described as a black male Aiken County deputies are investigating a shooting where at least one person was shot in Clearwater early Friday morning It happened on Fairview Road near Jefferson Davis Highway Aiken County dispatch says two suspects have been arrested but they are still working to find out how they may be connected to the shooting No word on the condition of the person shot We have a crew on the scene trying to get more information GULF SHORES, Ala. -- Municipal officials announced today that Edward Delmore the 49-year-old chief of the Fairview Heights Police Department in suburban St has accepted an offer to head the south Baldwin County city's police force Delmore was chosen from more than 100 who applied to succeed Arthur Bourne, who retired in January after serving nearly 30 years as chief. "We had an excellent crop of interested candidates and we took care in background work," Mayor Robert Craft said in a news release "Recruiting at this level is not just about the right credentials but finding the individual who can best succeed in our newly restructured city organization The City Council is scheduled to meet in a special session at 8:30 a.m "I am extremely honored to be selected to serve as the police chief in Gulf Shores." Delmore said in a news release "Along with my family I'm looking forward to becoming a member of this beautiful Delmore worked as a police dispatcher for three years before becoming a sworn officer in 1982 In 2005 he became chief of the Fairview Heights department which is nearly identical in size of the Gulf Shores department with 40 sworn officers Prior to that he was assistant police chief in Collinsville Garman said that besides bringing administrative experience gained from running two separate police departments Delmore met Gulf Shores' leaders' desire to bring in a highly educated police chief Delmore holds a bachelor's degree from Western Illinois University a master's degree from Webster University and is a graduate of the FBI Academy in Quantico He is also an adjunct instructor for the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center a position in which he has trained thousands of officers across the country Delmore said today that he has visited Gulf Shores both to train officers and on vacations with his family "I just fell in love with the community," he said After three decades of policing in Illinois the high school graduation of his youngest child and the retirement of his wife Ann "the timing couldn't be better" for the move to Gulf Shores Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement, (updated 8/1/2024) and acknowledgement of our Privacy Policy, and Your Privacy Choices and Rights (updated 1/1/2025) © 2025 Advance Local Media LLC. All rights reserved (About Us) The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Advance Local Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site YouTube's privacy policy is available here and YouTube's terms of service is available here Ad Choices GULF SHORES, Ala. -- Municipal officials announced today that Edward Delmore Delmore was chosen from more than 100 who applied to succeed Arthur Bourne, who retired in January after serving nearly 30 years as chief. \"We had an excellent crop of interested candidates and we took care in background work,\" Mayor Robert Craft said in a news release \"Recruiting at this level is not just about the right credentials \"I am extremely honored to be selected to serve as the police chief in Gulf Shores.\" Delmore said in a news release \"Along with my family I'm looking forward to becoming a member of this beautiful \"I just fell in love with the community,\" he said \"the timing couldn't be better\" for the move to Gulf Shores Bobby Barnett said his roommates are still in shock after a suspect on the run broke into through their home Sunday afternoon near Santee Street in Orlando Read further at news source This article was posted online by WKMG News 6 ClickOrlando | Video Spot On Florida collects excepts of news articles from this source and add these in the 'Central Florida'-category.