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Crime Log: Tuesday's police news from around the region
Police stop unlicensed meat vendor: Police called to check out two suspicious-looking men selling meats from the back of a van found that one of them was wanted on Dorchester County arrest warrants.
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Ocean View: Ovpd offers free child safety seat fitting
The local police force is offering free child safety seat fittings for those interested in receiving the service from a state-certified officer.
Group re-forms to review Ocean View budget
OCEAN VIEW -- As the town begins its budget process, residents and council members are divided over how to deal with a $560,000 deficit.
'Anytime is a good time to go to the beach'
BETHANY BEACH -- For the last 10 years, Shirley Bebout has toted her aluminum lawn chair, lunchbox, radio and a good book to the beach.
Group to bring West Rehoboth community concerns to leaders
REHOBOTH BEACH -- Community members have scheduled a meeting with state and county officials to discuss ongoing issues in West Rehoboth.
Ocean View Family Medicine recognized for being most recommended practice
The Peninsula Regional Health System in Salisbury, Md., recently recognized Dr. Danielle Giddins and the Ocean View Family Medicine staff for making significant improvements in the services they provide to the community.
OV urges ban of texting while driving
OCEAN VIEW -- The Town Council will send a letter to the state, urging officials to ban texting and e-mailing while driving.
Ocean View reviews sign regulations
As new businesses open and local governments work to improve their town codes, some officials are taking the time to review and adopt sign policies that would prohibit bright lights and loud colors.
Rainfall slows offseason business
FENWICK ISLAND -- Steven Vickers, owner of the Seaside Country Store, is eager to put this year behind him.
Sussex County Council took no action on an amended ordinance to deal with issues relating to the placement of sheds in manufactured home parks, but it established an ad-hoc committee to review all zoning related to manufactured homes.
Artists look to pay bills as economy hurts sales
Delaware artists aren't starving in their garrets, but they are feeling the bite of the economy as fewer people have disposable income to spend.
Local law firm stays true to coastal Delaware
The law office of Steen, Waehler and Schreider-Fox LLC may have relocated earlier this year, but the practice is still established as one of the areaa s most successful.
Small Works exhibit to open Nov. 5
Gallery One in Ocean View, a fine art gallery, will exhibit a new show, Small Works, opening Thursday, Nov.
Gallery One offers holiday card set
For the first time, Gallery One has published a set of holiday cards. Each box has 16 different images, one by each of the gallery artists.
Ocean View defers decision on Shore House
OCEAN VIEW -- Town officials have deferred a decision on the fate of the historic Shores House for six months while a preservation group organizes a plan for its future.
Deficit forces Ocean View leaders to look for cuts
OCEAN VIEW -- With a $560,000 deficit looming in its future, officials say the town must choose between increased taxes or cuts in service and personnel.
Council split on chunkin grant
There is no doubt Punkin Chunkin is one of the premier events on the Delmarva Peninsula.
Sussex police feel the pinch of recession
OCEAN VIEW -- Despite being awarded an $8,000 criminal justice grant, the town's police department is feeling the pinch of the economic recession.
Recycling receptacles added to Del. Seashore State Park
BETHANY BEACH -- The Delaware Solid Waste Authority installed drop-off receptacles at the Delaware Seashore State Park's Fresh Pond outlet off Route 1. 'It's an ideal location with accessibility for the area,' said Richard Von Stetten, manager of recycling for the organization.
Society moves ventures to Town Hall
OCEAN VIEW -- After walking away from the Shores House in September, the town's historical society is moving forward with plans to install display cases in the Town Hall.

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