Thomas Woods+FollowMy neighbor’s weed smell keeps filling my bathroomI live in Delaware and just found out the smell is not something the building will deal with since smoking weed is legal now. The problem is the smell comes through what I think is a shared bathroom duct. Some days it is so strong I feel like I’m standing in their living room while they light up. I am thinking about sliding a note under their door to let them know. I wrote one that is polite and not accusing them of anything but I’m not sure if it will come across the wrong way. Has anyone tried this before and actually gotten a good outcome? #WeedSmell #NeighborProblems #ApartmentLiving #NeedAdvice #Delaware #WeedTrends #House 9296Share
Cory Wilson+FollowDelaware anglers reel in record-breaking invadersDelaware anglers are making headlines after landing record-breaking catches of invasive fish—one reeled in a massive 33-pound flathead catfish, while another hooked a 15-pound northern snakehead. These species, not native to Delaware, threaten local wildlife and disrupt the ecosystem. The state is urging everyone to help by catching and removing these invaders. It’s a reminder of how quickly invasive species can spread and the impact they have on our waterways. Have you noticed changes in local fishing spots or wildlife? What steps do you think we should take to protect our native species? #News #Delaware #Fishing00Share
andersonkaren+FollowDelaware Little League coach controversy sparks debateA viral video from the Camden Wyoming Little League Softball team has everyone talking in Delaware. Coach Shani Benson was caught on ESPN appearing to shush her daughter during a heated moment, which some viewers saw as an assault. The league quickly clarified that Benson was just trying to stop her daughter from trash-talking, and both the team and Little League officials have backed her after a review. It’s raised big questions about how much we see—and judge—from a few seconds of footage. Where do you stand on this? Are viral clips fair to coaches and players? #Sports #Delaware #LittleLeague00Share
Judith Nelson+FollowDelaware Little League coach sparks debateA tense moment between Camden-Wyoming’s coach Shani Benson and her pitcher—who’s also her daughter—has everyone talking after ESPN cameras caught Benson sternly shushing her during a game. Some viewers say it crossed a line, arguing that even family ties don’t excuse physical discipline in front of the team and national audience. Others think it’s just a mom keeping her kid in check after some heated words. With opinions split, it’s raising real questions about boundaries, coaching styles, and what’s okay on the field—especially when the whole world is watching. Where do you stand on this? #Sports #LittleLeague #Delaware1222Share
William Mckinney+Follow$2K Fine for Saving Pets? Delaware’s Wild LawDid you know you could get slapped with a $2,000 fine for breaking a car window to save a pet in Delaware? Only certain officials—like cops or animal control—are allowed to rescue pets from hot cars. Even if you’re just trying to help, you could end up sued! Meanwhile, other states have 'Good Samaritan' laws that let anyone step in. Wild, right? Always check your state’s rules before playing hero this summer! #PetSafety #HotCarLaws #Delaware #Pets62Share
davisjames+FollowThousands of Chicks Left in USPS Truck?!Can you believe this? Over 12,000 baby chicks were left in a USPS truck for days—no food, no water. Most didn’t make it, but a Delaware animal shelter is now scrambling to save and rehome the survivors. The shelter’s packed, staff are working round the clock, and donations are running dry. They’re refusing to let the chicks be sold for meat, but only a few hundred have found homes so far. The whole thing is wild, and nobody knows how it happened! #AnimalRescue #USPS #Chickens #Delaware #ViralNews #Pets102Share
Kristi Cunningham+Followbest states for remote work in 2024Looking to work from home in 2024? Delaware tops the list for remote work with stellar internet accessibility. Utah and Maryland follow closely, offering low electricity costs and abundant remote job opportunities. Avoid Alaska if you're planning to telecommute—it ranks last due to high costs and low cybersecurity. Which state do you think ranks top for remote work? Share your thoughts! #RemoteWork #WFH #Delaware #Utah #Maryland #JobCareer70Share
