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  • Brandywine Hundred Fire Company to Host Halloween Parade and Open House, Seeks Community Support

        Local fire company invites families for Halloween fun while highlighting urgent need for new members and community support WILMINGTON, Del. – The Brandywine Hundred Fire Company will welcome families to its station on Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025, for a festive Children’s Halloween Parade and Open House that blends seasonal fun with a serious mission: keeping the community safe and engaged while encouraging residents to step up as volunteers. The celebration will be held at the fire station, 1006 Brandywine Blvd., and will feature guided tours, interactive demonstrations, and a children’s costume parade complete with treats and photo opportunities. The free event runs throughout the day, offering families a chance to meet local firefighters and learn firsthand how the company protects northern New Castle County. “This is more than a Halloween party,” said Fire Chief Gordon Edwards III. “It’s a chance for families to see how we operate, ask questions, and understand what it takes to keep our community safe 24/7.” A Lifeline for the Community The Brandywine Hundred Fire Company provides round-the-clock fire suppression, rescue services, and emergency medical support to a densely populated suburban region. Crews respond to everything from house fires and highway accidents to hazardous materials incidents and storm-related emergencies. “Our station is a cornerstone of community safety,” said Board President Jack Clendaniel. “Events like this remind neighbors that we’re not just sirens and fire trucks—we’re part of their daily lives, whether it’s teaching fire prevention in schools or responding to emergencies at all hours.” Beyond emergency calls, the company hosts school visits, CPR classes, and fire safety workshops for children, seniors, and vulnerable residents. Partnerships with local schools, civic groups, and neighborhood associations help strengthen preparedness and resilience across the area. Challenges Behind the Scenes Like many volunteer-based fire companies, Brandywine Hundred faces a difficult mix of pressures: Recruitment & Retention: Attracting new volunteers is increasingly difficult as work and family demands grow. Funding Shortfalls: Tight budgets limit equipment upgrades and facility maintenance. Rising Call Volumes: Medical emergencies now outnumber fires, stretching resources and requiring advanced training. Aging Infrastructure: Many firehouses, including Brandywine Hundred’s, need costly upgrades to meet modern safety standards. “These challenges are real,” Edwards said. “But the strength of this department has always been the people who step forward to serve. We need more neighbors to join us so we can keep delivering the level of protection our community deserves.” How to Get Involved Becoming a volunteer firefighter is both noble and accessible. Interested residents can: Reach Out: Call 302-764-4901 or email info@bhfc11.com to learn about current openings. Apply: Complete a membership application and background check. Train: New members attend weekend courses at the Delaware State Fire School in Dover, followed by in-house drills. Support Beyond the Fireline: Volunteers can also assist with fundraising, outreach, and station operations. Delaware offers a $400 state tax credit, pension options, and health benefits for long-term volunteers, along with the reward of meaningful service and lifelong friendships. Event Details What: Brandywine Hundred Fire Company Open House & Children’s Halloween Parade When: Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025 Where: 1006 Brandywine Blvd., Wilmington, DE 19809 Info: Call 302-764-4901 or email info@bhfc11.com “This parade is a celebration of community spirit,” Clendaniel said. “But it’s also a reminder that behind every fire truck and ambulance are volunteers—your neighbors—who need your support to keep this station strong for generations to come.”

  • {State Police Investigate Knife-Point Robbery in Milford|State Police Investigate Knife Point Robbery In Milford|State Police Investigate Knife Point Robbery in Milford}

    {Delaware State Police are investigating a knife-point robbery that occurred Friday evening at the Valero Shore Stop in Milford.|Delaware State Police is investigating a robbery at knifepoint that took place Friday evening in Milford, Delaware.|Delaware State Police have launched an investigation into a knifepoint robbery which occurred at the Valero Shore Stop, Milford on Friday night.} {On September 19, 2025, at approximately 8:00 p.m., troopers responded to the convenience store located at 1885 Bay Road for a reported robbery.|Troopers responded to a reported robbery at the 1885 Bay Road convenience store on September 19, 2025 at around 8:00 pm.|The troopers were called to 1885 Bay Road on September 19, 2020, around 8 pm, for a report of a robbery.} {A preliminary investigation revealed that an unknown suspect entered the business, brandished a knife, and demanded that the clerk open the cash registers.|An initial investigation revealed that a suspect unknown entered the store, displayed a knife and demanded the clerk to open the cash registers.|The preliminary investigation revealed an unknown suspect had entered the business with a knife in hand and demanded to the clerk that she open the registers.} {The suspect stole an undisclosed amount of money and cigars before fleeing the scene.|The suspect fled the scene after stealing an unknown amount of cash and cigars.|The suspect stole unspecified amounts of money and cigarettes before fleeing.} {No one was physically injured during the incident.|The incident did not result in any injuries.|During the incident, no one was injured.} {The suspect is described as a black male wearing dark clothing.|The suspect has been described as a dark-skinned black male.|The suspect was described as being a male black wearing dark clothing.} {The Troop 3 Criminal Investigations Unit continues to investigate this incident.|Troop 3 Criminal Investigations Unit is continuing to investigate the incident.|Troop 3 Criminal Investigations Unit has continued to investigate this incident.} {Anyone who witnessed the robbery or has relevant information is asked to contact Detective J. Sydnor at (302) 698-8540.|Detective J. Sydnor is asking anyone who saw the robbery, or has any relevant information to call him at (302) 698-8540.|Anyone with relevant information or who witnessed the robbery is asked to contact Detective J. Sydnor (302) 698-8540.} {Information may also be provided by sending a private Facebook message to the Delaware State Police or contacting Delaware Crime Stoppers at 1-800-847-3333.|You can also send a private message on Facebook to the Delaware State Police, or call Delaware Crime Stoppers 1-800-847-3333.|The Delaware State Police can be contacted by sending a Facebook private message or calling Delaware Crime Stoppers on 1-800-847-3333.} {The post State Police Investigate Knife-Point Robbery in Milford appeared first on Delaware State Police – State of Delaware.|The article State Police Investigate Knife Point Robbery in Milford first appeared on Delaware State Police State of Delaware.|The post State Police investigate knife-point robbery in Milford originally appeared on Delaware State Police State of Delaware.}

  • {*Update – Victim Identified* State Police Investigating Fatal Motorcycle Crash in Frankford|State Police are investigating a fatal motorcycle crash in Frankford.|State Police investigating fatal motorcycle crash in Frankford}

    {Delaware State Police have identified 22-year-old Michael Peterson, of Millville, Delaware, as the man who died in the fatal motorcycle crash on Thursday afternoon in Frankford.|The Delaware State Police has identified 22-year old Michael Peterson of Millville in Delaware as the victim who died Thursday in the fatal motorbike crash in Frankford.|Delaware State Police identified 22-years-old Michael Peterson from Millville, Delaware as the man killed in the deadly motorcycle crash that occurred on Thursday in Frankford.} {Delaware State Police Troop 7 Collision Reconstruction Unit continues to investigate this crash.|Delaware State Police Troop 7 Collision Reconstruction Unit is continuing to investigate the crash.|Delaware State Police Troop 7 Collision Reconstruction Unit has continued to investigate this accident.} {Anyone who witnessed the crash or has relevant information is asked to contact Senior Corporal J. Smith at (302) 703-3267.|Senior Corporal J. Smith is asking anyone who saw the crash or knows anything relevant to call him at (302) 703-3267.|Senior Corporal J. Smith, at (302) 703-3267, is asking anyone with relevant information or who witnessed the accident to contact him.} {Information may also be provided by sending a private Facebook message to the Delaware State Police or contacting Delaware Crime Stoppers at 1-800-847-3333.|You can also send a private message on Facebook to the Delaware State Police, or contact Delaware Crime Stoppers by calling 1-800-847-3333.|Sending a Facebook private message to Delaware State Police is another way of providing information.} {If you or someone you know is a victim or witness of a crime or have lost a loved one to a sudden death and need assistance, the Delaware State Police Victim Services Unit / Delaware Victim Center is available to offer you support and resources 24 hours a day through a toll-free hotline at 1-800-VICTIM-1 (1-800-842-8461).|You can reach the Delaware State Police Victim Services Unit/ Delaware Victim Center 24 hours a days by calling 1-800-VICTIM-1 (800-842-8461).|The Delaware State Police Victim Services Unit/ Delaware Victim Center can provide you with support and resources at any time of the day by calling the toll-free number 1-800-VICTIM-1.} You may also email the Victim Services Unit at DSP_VictimServicesMail@delaware.gov. {The post *Update – Victim Identified* State Police Investigating Fatal Motorcycle Crash in Frankford appeared first on Delaware State Police – State of Delaware.|The post State Police Investigating Fatal Motorbike Crash in Frankford first appeared on Delaware State Police State of Delaware.|The first time Delaware State Police- State of Delaware published the post *Update-Victim Identified* State Police Investigating Fatal Motocross Crash In Frankford.}

  • {Delaware State Police S.O.A.R.|Delaware State Police S.O.A.R.|Delaware State Police S.O.A.R.} {Searching for Wanted Sex Offenders|Delaware State Police S.O.A.R.|Searching for Sex Offenders}

    {The Delaware State Police Sex Offender Apprehension and Registration Unit (S.O.A.R.)|The Delaware State Police Sex Offender Apprehension and Registration Unit is currently looking for the following strong>wanted /strong>a href=”https://sexoffender.dsp.delaware.gov/”>sex offenders/a> after they either failed to register or re-register at their current address.|Delaware State Police Sex Offender Apprehension and Registration Unit S.O.A.R.} {is currently looking for the following wanted sex offenders after they either failed to register or re-register at their current address.|The Delaware State Police Sex Offender Apprehension and Registration Unit (S.O.A.R.) is looking for the following wanted sexual offenders who either failed to register at their current address or reregistered.|It is being sought by the Delaware State Police to find the following wanted offenders, after they failed to register their current addresses or re-register.} {If anyone knows the location of these individuals, please call 302-672-5306.|Please call 302-672-5306 if you know the location of this individual.|If you have any information about the whereabouts of these people, please contact 302-672-5306.} {Information may also be provided by contacting Delaware Crime Stoppers at 1-800-847-3333.|You can also provide information by calling Delaware Crime Stoppers on 1-800-847-3333.|Delaware Crime Stoppers can be contacted at 1-800-847-3333 for information.} {Note: Some of the individuals listed below are also homeless.| Note that some of the people listed below are homeless.|Note: Several of the listed individuals are also homeless.} {Their profiles will not be duplicated in the separate homeless sex offender news release, as their wanted status is already reflected here and within their public sex offender registry listing.|They will not have their profiles duplicated on the separate homeless sex offenders news release as their wanted status has already been reflected in this and their public sex offenders registry listing.|The wanted status of these individuals is already included in their public sex-offender registry listing and the news release on homeless sex-offenders.} { Click on the image to see the complete profile |Click the image to view the entire profile|Click to view complete profile} {The post Delaware State Police S.O.A.R.|Delaware State Police S.O.A.R.|Delaware State Police S.O.A.R.} {Searching for Wanted Sex Offenders appeared first on Delaware State Police – State of Delaware.|The post Searching for Sex Offenders Wanted appeared first on Delaware State Police State of Delaware.|Searching For Wanted Sex Offenders first appeared on Delaware State Police State of Delaware.}

  • {State Police Arrest Georgetown Man for Burglary and Felony Theft|State Police Arrest Georgetown Man For Burglary And Felony Theft|State Police Arrest Georgetown Man on Burglary Charges and Felony Theft}

    {Delaware State Police have arrested 55-year-old Louis Bland, Jr. of Georgetown, Delaware, for burglary and felony theft.|The Delaware State Police arrested Louis Bland Jr., 55, of Georgetown, Delaware for burglary, felony theft, and robbery.|Delaware State Police has arrested 55-year old Louis Bland Jr.of Georgetown in Delaware for burglary.} {On September 9, 2025, at approximately 3:40 p.m., troopers responded to a residence on 20000 block of Wilson Road in Georgetown for a report of a burglary.|Troopers responded to a home in Georgetown, 20000 block Wilson Road, on September 9, 2025 at 3:40 pm for a report about a burglary.|In Georgetown, the troopers responded at 3:40pm on September 9th, 2025 to a reported burglary in the 20000 block Wilson Road.} {When troopers arrived, they learned that an unknown suspect entered a 67-year-old man’s residence, while he was sleeping earlier in the day, and stole his wallet.|Troopers arrived to find that an unknown person had entered the home of a 67 year old man earlier in his day while he slept and stolen his wallet.|The troopers learned when they arrived that a suspect had snuck into a man’s home earlier that day while he was asleep and taken his wallet.} {During the investigation, detectives learned that the victim’s credit card had been used at an area convenience store the same day.|Detectives discovered that the victim had used his credit card at a convenience store in the area the same day.|During their investigation, detectives found that the victim’s card was used in a local convenience store on the same date.} {Through investigative means, troopers identified Louis Bland, Jr. as the suspect and obtained a warrant for his arrest.|Louis Bland, Jr. was identified as the suspect by troopers through investigative methods and a warrant of arrest was obtained.|Louis Bland, Jr., was identified by troopers as the suspect through investigation and an arrest warrant was issued.} {On September 18, 2025, Bland was arrested by Millsboro Police Department for an unrelated incident.|Bland was arrested on September 18, 2025 by the Millsboro Police Department in connection with an unrelated incident.|Bland, a resident of Millsboro, was arrested for an unrelated crime on September 18th 2025.} {State Police charged him with the crimes listed below; he was arraigned by Justice of the Peace Court 2 and committed to Sussex Correctional Institution on a $26,000 cash bond.|State Police accused him of the crimes listed below. He was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Court 2 in Sussex Correctional Institution and committed on a cash bond of $26,000.|State Police charged Bland with the following crimes; he appeared before Justice of the Peace Court 2 for arraignment and was committed to Sussex Correctional Institution under a $26,000 cash bail.} {Burglary 1st Degree – Occupied Dwelling (Felony)|Burglary in the First Degree – Occupied House (Felony).|Burglary – First Degree, Occupied Residence (Felony).} {Theft Under $1,500 Where the Victim is 62 Years or Older (Felony) – 2 counts|Theft under $1,500 when the victim is aged 62 or older (Felony). – 2 counts|Theft Below $1,500 When the Victim Is 62 Years Old or Over (Felony) 2 counts} {Unlawful Use of Payment Card Under $1,500 Unauthorized Use of Card Where the Victim is 62 Years or Older (Felony)|Unlawful use of payment card under $1,500 Unauthorized use of card when the victim is 62 years or older (Felony).|Unlawful Use Of Payment Card Below $1,500 Unauthorized Card Use When the Victim Is 62 Years Older (Felony).} {The post State Police Arrest Georgetown Man for Burglary and Felony Theft appeared first on Delaware State Police – State of Delaware.|The article State Police Arrest Georgetown man for Burglary & Felony Theft first appeared on Delaware State Police State of Delaware.|The post State Police arrest Georgetown Man for Burglary, Felony Theft originally appeared on Delaware State Police State of Delaware.}

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