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 We'll get things started with a chance to win a really cool prize by being the First Caller Of The Day between 5:30 and 6 A.M.!!!! We'll also have all the latest Hollywood gossip with the Hunka Hunka Hollywood reports, Choose Your Stupid News at 7:20 and much more!! Plus, what drives you nuts about clothes shopping? The fun begins bright and early at 5:30!!!! -------------------- For more from "Downstate Christopher", to book him for a fundraiser or a private party, check out Patrick O'Donnell at www.patrickodonnellcomedy.com, or at www.youtube.com/patcomic! --------------------- I smell BACON!!!! --------------------- To get your very own Backtacular Gluteal Cleft Shield, click here! -------------------- Which bathing suit is right for you? -------------------- Don't know what to do with your ex's stuff? Check out what Kevin Cotter did! -------------------- TOP STORIES 7/30/10 FROM 1150-AM WDEL DelDOT: Indian River Inlet Bridge is safe By Amy Cherry The annual above-water inspection of the existing Indian River Inlet Bridge wraps up. "Initial inspection just appears that everything is fine." But DelDOT won't know for sure until mid-August when the final results are in. Tina Shockley with DelDOT says they don't anticipate any structural deficiencies with the old bridge. "Just looking for any cracks or changes to the foundation of the bridge or any of the materials in the bridge to indicate a change due to weather or age or whatever. They're looking for any kind of change." If changes are found that risk driver safety, Shockley says repairs will be made. But no major work is planned since the new Indian River bridge is scheduled for completion by the end of next year. ---------- FCC denies City's challenge to WHYY license renewal app By Frank Gerace The FCC denies the City of Wilmington's challenge to WHYY-TV's license renewal application, although the agency hasn't yet renewed the station's license. Mayor Baker's Communications Director, John Rago, tells WDEL News the Baker administration still believes WHYY should do more than it's done recently to serve the community in Wilmington, the station's city of license. Rago also says WHYY, which has been licensed here since 1963, should increase its involvement in arts and education locally. The station's license renewal application has been pending before the FCC since 2007, and the city filed its challenge in December of last year. ---------- Pike Creek restaurant fire was arson By Amy Cherry The State Fire Marshal's office has determined the cause of a restaurant fire earlier this month in Pike Creek. Chief Deputy State Fire Marshal Alan Brown tells WDEL News the blaze at Tyler Fitzgerald's Restaurant on Limestone Road in the Shops at Limestone was intentionally set. Damage was estimated at $25,000. Now, the state Fire Marshal's Office needs your help in identifying the arsonist pictured above. | |||||||||||||||
