Sean Greene
Sports Director at WDEL-FM (Wilmington, DE)
WDEL Sports Director. News/Sports/Traffic for 101.7FM. NSMA DE Sportscaster and Regional Murrow for Breaking News winner. 3x 13.1, 22x @PlungeDE
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wdel.com | Sean Greene
Cutbacks in federal funding has Delaware lawmakers considering how they want to help some students in Delaware's public schools stay fed during the day. October 2024's annual school meal count showed that Delaware's 83 public schools in the federal School Breakfast Program served 410,666 paid lunches, and 146,366 paid breakfasts to students who did not meet free meal income eligibility.
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1 week ago |
wdel.com | Sean Greene
A portion of Porter Road in Bear will close again less than a week after a train derailment. DelDOT announced they will closed Porter Road north of Old Porter Road starting at 5 a.m. Tuesday, June 17 for a complete closure until an estimated time of Thursday, June 19 at 10 p.m.The around-the-clock closure will allow maintenance of the railroad crossing days after 8 tank cars carrying crude oil came off the tracks, but stayed upright.
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1 week ago |
wdel.com | Sean Greene
A portion of Porter Road in Bear will close again less than a week after a train derailment. DelDOT announced they will closed Porter Road north of Old Porter Road starting at 5 a.m. Tuesday, June 17 for a complete closure until an estimated time of Thursday, June 19 at 10 p.m.The around-the-clock closure will allow maintenance of the railroad crossing days after 8 tank cars carrying crude oil came off the tracks, but stayed upright.
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1 week ago |
wdel.com | Sean Greene
Newark's effort towards slowing cars on Main Street is now focused on potentially adding two all-way stop signs. DelDOT approved a preliminary proposal to transform Main Street's first traffic light at Tyre Avenue into a four-way stop, and then add another three-way stop at Haines Street in the main business section of the street.
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1 week ago |
wdel.com | Sean Greene
Delaware's three toll roads would see fee increases under DelDOT's plan to increase revenues as part of this year's budget. Drivers along I-95 and Route 301 at their Maryland Line crossings, and both major toll booths along Delaware Route 1 are being subject to hikes of at least 25% by the end of 2025. Route 1 would see toll increases at both the Biddles (south of Roth Bridge) and Dover Toll Plazas, and the increases are steep if you do not have a Delaware E-ZPass system.
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If you’re heading outside today, that smoky smell is due to an active fire in NJ.
🟥 Saturday, June 14 is a Code Red Air Quality Action Day for particulate matter in northern Delaware. For more information: https://t.co/I3hAbAqafW https://t.co/ZNteyVIuuj
From DIAA Code on using an ineligible athlete. The $200 fine was the minimum the DIAA Board could have instituted, and in a statement to WDEL, the DIAA said the board found that Middletown "inadvertently used an ineligible athlete", giving the board the out. #NetDE https://t.co/RlRi9H0yb0
RT @cameron_edge2: Things like this are why people have no respect for Delaware High School Athletics. Many bigger issues than this one alo…
