Sussex County

Anyways, um, so yeah, they implemented emergency regulations.

They basically made a CWD management zone in, uh, Lower Sussex County, which- We've spent some time in out there on the Delmarva Peninsula.

Um, just so happens that this is where, like, most of the deer are in the state, and so it would, you know, you'd go to guess that this is gonna be where CWD would pop up.

It's m- It's where the most deer are killed is, uh, down in Sussex County.

Um, I, I was surprised to s- like, hear, hear these numbers out of Delaware.

16,000 hunters.

But that's extraordinary.

Yeah.

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There's a real hunger for that out there.

And when I see these kids get together at the summer camps, we have one in Colorado, a week-long camp, and one in Delaware, right up in Sussex County, that's also a week-long camp.

I think what brings them to that camp experience is meeting other birders like themselves as much as the birds.

Yeah, it's really fun to see.

He's now facing charges as the woman's family is planning her funeral.

This all happened Friday night in a field in Ellendale, Sussex County, near the intersection of South Old State Road and East Robbins Road.

NBC 10 Delaware reporter Tim Furlong spoke with the woman's family tonight.

Yeah, there we go.

Oh my God.

Yes, uh, from the lovely state of Delaware, and the lovely Sussex County.

Um, today it's cool to call it lower slower, but I know it as slower lower because-

Yes

It's a pretty cool thing to see that Bob is now part of helping Julie heal, and that she's willing to let Bob be part of that.

It reminds me of this amazing thing called Return Day in Sussex County, Delaware.

Have you heard of it? Since 1812, believe it or not, they've had this tradition where after any big election, they'll have a parade, and the winner of every race is at the front of the float, and the loser is on the back of the same float.

And then the political leaders bury a hatchet, they have an actual hatchet, in front of the whole town.

Then they have a big party with food and festival activities.

What Sussex County seems to understand is that there's a difference between campaign time and governing time.

People get that what we did in campaign time, you know, the thing I said about you and all of that, that was for the campaign.

When we bury the hatchet, we're now focused on governing and repairing the ruptures.

Brittany.

And at this point this evening, showers are mainly well south of our area down into Sussex County.

But if we broaden the view out, you can see some more of that wet weather down into Virginia, also into North Carolina.

And it's this area we're going to be watching as it lifts to the north and east as we go throughout your Sunday.

The next big thing is that it is going to be damp and cool tomorrow with those temperatures only in the sixties.

As far as what weather is concerned right now, a majority of us are just cloudy and dry.

We do have some showers down into southern Sussex County, But all of the wet weather is more confined into parts of Maryland, Virginia, also down into North Carolina.

We'll watch as this kind of spreads its way to the north overnight tonight and throughout the day tomorrow.

Still some drops falling from the sky.

Heavier downpour south of Dover near Milford as you get over the border into Sussex County.

So tomorrow morning, your weekend wake-up call.

If you're an early riser, sun's not going to be there with you.