 Likes to go there. And that's me. I still do that, and that's not going to change. But you're right. It's like have a plan because you don't know if something's going to happen. And I'm here to speak to that just last week. And so get out there. It was a conspiracy, Valerie.  But it's, you know, just have a plan. It takes, I'd say, maybe like two, three minutes when you go in and do early voting because they have it fully staffed. And like I say, it just spreads it out over 10 days. So I suggest early voting. Sorry, John, but...  Now, when arriving at a polling place, a poll worker will ask you for proof of identity. A photo ID is not required, but examples of acceptable IDs, Delaware driver's license, Delaware ID, U.S. passport, signed polling place card, signed Social Security card, signed vehicle registration, signed credit card with photo. If you're unable to or decline to provide proof of identity and your name appears on the poll list for your election district, you may complete an affidavit of voter identity and you'll be permitted to vote.  I mean, I'm glad they do this in Delaware. When I go to vote in Maryland, they do ask me for my address and my name. But that could, you know, you could know somebody's address and name. Yeah. You know, they don't ask a thing. And you dare pull out a license or a voting card. They don't want to see it. It's like, no, that's forbidden. Why? At least in Delaware, they ask for something. In Delaware, we do. I mean, that's good.  And if you've recently moved houses, you know, we have people that might have moved from one house to another and that puts them over into a different district. Have a piece of mail with you because the voter rolls go on the last address that you gave them. And so you might have your prior house and you've moved into a different district, but just carry a piece of mail, maybe your insurance that has your new address on it, something like that.  if you've not changed your license to show this new address. Because that's the thing. You have to update your voter address to the Department of Elections. We have several people that either they've moved to Florida or they've moved out of state. They've switched houses and changed houses within Sussex County from New Castle County. And so you have to update to the Department of Elections your address.  And we got an email from a listener. We put this on our Facebook page last week, the week before. But the listener said, please make a point to state that if a person receives a card for someone who no longer resides at that residence, it can be returned to the Delaware Department of Election free of charge.  To the person in the upper left of the card on the front of the card is a rectangular box, which has the following statement. If the addressee does not reside at this resident, write not at this address, but not over the address. Mark the box and drop the card in a mail receptacle or give it to your mail carrier.  Yeah, and our Department of Elections does a great job with that. I know that if we have mail that's returned to us in the General Assembly, we forward it on to the Department of Elections and say, hey, this is saying this person's no longer at this address, no forwarding. And then they actually, I think they send out like a certified letter to verify their address.  Yeah, so that's important to clean up the voter rolls. Now, in Sussex County, early voting locations, American Legion Post 28 Millsboro, Department of Elections Warehouse in Georgetown, Department of Elections Warehouse in Seaford, the Ellendale Fire Hall.  The Laurel Fire Hall, the Margaret H. Rollins Community Center in Lewis, the Millville Community Center and the Roxanna Fire Hall in Frank. Well, it's a Frankfurt zip, but it's really Roxanna. Yeah. And I know in Georgetown in my district, that election warehouse where they have early voting is directly across from the entrance to the DMV.  So if you're going on South Bedford, DMV has two entrances. One's on South Bedford Street. One's on the highway. The election warehouse is on South Bedford directly opposite the DMV entrance. So very easy to find.  Now, just quickly, and we did post this on our Facebook page yesterday as well, the 38th District Republican Club at PAC put out an email a couple of days ago about important dates coming this week that Republicans will need to be involved in to help ensure election integrity. The Sussex Department of Elections will be conducting several test runs of the election processes and procedures on the absentee and early voting leading up to the primary. These processes and procedures are open to the public and will impact elections.  how the general election will be conducted. These processes dates are open to the public, but historically have been poorly attended. That will change this year. She says, Michelle, that is, and we need your help to do it. The only qualifications you need for this are to care about election integrity, be curious and ask questions, report anything that doesn't make sense. So this afternoon.  At 2 p.m. in Georgetown at the DOE at 119 North Ray Street, an accuracy testing of early and absentee tabulating equipment for primary is taking place. Nice. Also, this morning at 10 a.m. at the DOE warehouse in Seaford, accuracy testing of early and express vote XL for primary election taking place.  On Friday at the DOE on Ray Street in Georgetown at 10 a.m., preparation and scanning of absentee ballots for primary election. And on Thursday, and okay, so there's a few other dates outside of that we'll update you with. But there are some witnesses from the 38th that will be at some of those, but one is needed for Seaford this morning at 10 a.m.  And this is what we talk about, that in addition to voting and calling the radio station, these are the kind of things that are needed in order to take those next next steps in. OK, what more can we do? It's not just about voting, but it's ensuring really the integrity of voting prior to you actually voting.  Well, and every citizen that votes also has the next step, too, that when you vote and then it prints your card and it shoots it in Delaware, Mike, you might not know this, but in Delaware, the ballot actually comes down to the right of the machine. Every citizen that votes needs to look at that and say, did that just print who I voted for?  And if not, then you stick your hand out the curtain and flag one of the attendants over. But that's every citizen's last check to make sure that that machine prints that ballot. So you get a printout of who you voted for? There's a card.  And you put it in, and you push who you're voting for, and then it comes down to the side, and you verify that it's on that ballot now. It printed who you voted for. And then you push the final vote button, and it shoots it into the back. But I had one incident during my election that somebody told me that it printed, and they flagged the person down and said, this is not who I just voted for.  Yeah, that's not now that's on the right electronic. Yeah, no, I have. Well, we've got electronic and paper ballot in Maryland. I go the old school. I fill in with pen and then put it in. I put it in a machine and then we're good. But we do have electronic as well. But I just choose not to do. I go old school. But to your point in Delaware, make sure that everybody after you've looked at it.  After you've touched the buttons for your candidate, you talk about it. I guess there's a summary of who you voted for that before it transfers over to the card that you put in the system, make sure that you verify that that's who you voted for. It has marked it correctly. Right. Those are the individuals that you voted for. Well, you don't have...  So never mind. Yeah. So, again, I'm trying to keep both states straight. So. All right. Valerie, thank you. Good to have you back. Good to be back. And very good to be back again. Prayers go out tomorrow. Well, as we speak now, but just for all those going tomorrow to pay their respects. Thank you for showing up ahead of time in large number of which I know there will be. And we continue to keep the community in our prayers as grieving morning continues.  For Thomas Berry. Yeah. His family and the entire emergency services community, along with work for the county, are all grieving. So say a kind word. Stop by. Thank them for their service. Wave a flag. Do whatever. And you can also send letters. You can send a donation, too. Well, right. Donations are in his name for any of the local volunteer fire companies. Also, they're...  is the ability to send a letter to the Berry family, to the Ellendale or Georgetown or both volunteer fire companies, and or the Sussex County EMS, care of the Sussex County Department of Public Safety. You can look it up online. If you want to write a letter and just let them know who you want it to go to or maybe put four copies in there or what have you, care of Sussex County Department of Public Safety.  21,911 Rudder Lane, Georgetown, Delaware, 19947. Valerie, got to hop. Thank you. We'll talk next Wednesday. 838 is the time. Mike Bradley in the morning on WGMD, Rehoboth Beach, Bishopville, and WUSX, Seaford, Federalsburg. The Talk of Delmarva.  Here's your WGMD Marine forecast. Going to be expecting sunshine and blue skies for today as our high temperature hits 74 degrees. Winds are going to be out of the northwest, 7 to 14 knots, seas at 2 to 4 feet. For tonight, we're clear at 52 inland and 62 at the coastline, and winds are going to be out of the north-northwest, 6 to 12. Seas will be at 1 to 3 feet. The high tide at Rehoboth Beach is going to be at 934 this morning. That's your WGMD Marine forecast. I'm meteorologist Jeff Nordean.  Here are your Delmarva tides. Yeah, we skipped that. In Milford, mouth of the Mespellian, high tide later this morning, 10.53. Rehoboth Beach, high tide next hour, 9.34. Indian River Inlet, high tide at 10.23. Little Asimovah Bay and Fenwick Island, high tide 9.56. Ocean City Fishing Pier, a high tide at 9.19. Also later today, this morning, the Wicomico River and Salisbury, low tide 11.14.  This WGMD News Report is invested for you by Herman Financial Services in Milford, helping you with financial growth since 1992. Herman Financial at 302-424-1748 or visit HermanFinancial.com. The Woodland Ferry was scheduled to reopen at the end of August. However, DelDot announced on Tuesday that the ferry will remain closed through September 16th. The delay in reopening is due to a longer than expected lead time for engine parts.  Dewey Beach police were called for a stabbing incident at the North Beach Bar early on the morning of July 5th. Officers found two victims in the gravel parking lot were taken to the hospital. Police say there was a large fight with multiple individuals assaulting the victims. It's believed the suspects are from the Millsboro, Milton and Ellendale areas.  State troopers have identified a suspect in a pair of bank robberies last month. Troopers say Enrico Mancuso held up a PNC branch in Dover on July 9th and a WSFS branch in Wilmington a week later. There are now warrants out for Mancuso. You can find out more about Mancuso on state police or Dover police social media pages. 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Financing options are available for those of you that need that. And maintenance program is offered and preferred. And they have a very informative website at AtlanticRefrigeration.com.  Dave, good morning to you. Happy Wednesday, sir. And a beautiful start to the day. Very nice, Mike. How are you doing? I'm doing pretty well. And I think I know where you're headed, but I'm not going to say it. So we'll see if I'm telepathic or not. But what do you have for us today? I think you guys, it's a softball. I think so. All right. So what do you have for us?  We're going to talk about water. We're going to talk about water in the town of Lewis. We're going to start with that. All right, well, and you've got some time, so go ahead. Okay, we're getting a little bit of static there, but yeah, we've got some time. Yeah, that was a big change. Hold on, just stand by me. Yeah, it sounds like there's water. Speaking of water, water is static.  How's that, better? Yes, much better, yes. Okay, yeah, you sound better, too. Yeah, we want to talk a little bit about water in the town of Lewis and the tough couple days over there for people as far as their water goes. Apparently what happened, they had a water main that feeds across the canal there and either, I don't know if it got hit or it came apart mechanically or what happened, but that's where all the problems seem to spur from early yesterday morning. As far as the way it affects plumbing, though, is  It affects plumbing in several different ways. Number one, you've got to boil your water if you're in Lewis. And that's part of the town of Lewis. So we've got to boil water. We've got to make sure we boil it the right way. Go online. Google how to boil your water. There is a slow way to boil it that's proper. Number two is if you've used hot water, try not to use hot water in your house right now. Don't turn the hot water sticking on. If you have, you may need to call us to come out and flush your hot water here. There might be sediment that was pulled into there through this line.  So if you haven't used hot water or turned hot water on, don't, don't turn it on. Cause it's just going to pull whatever sediments in that pipe. It's just going to pull it up into your hot water heater. And there's nothing there to trap it from not doing that. So, um, so, so, but if you have, you know, don't, don't get stressed out about it or anything you call us. We can give you a hot water flush. Same on the, uh, on the, uh, tankless side that goes for both tank type and tankless. You know, they ought to be checked out if you tried using your hot water, um,  As far as water testing goes, if you want to have your water tested, we have a full array of ways to have your water tested. Companies that we work with to do it, we've been doing it for a long time now. We acquired Clint Daniels Plumbing, which is a third-generation, three-generation plumbing company in the area. It's served the area forever. We combined that with the plumbing department at Atlantic, and we've got one of the most experienced plumbing companies around Lower Delaware for sure.  So we got that. We got water testing. You know, we got water purification. We got osmosis, reverse osmosis units that we talk about. Those things are great. You know, you put them local to the kitchen. The kitchen is where you use most of your water. Ice maker in the refrigerator, kitchen spigot. That's probably where 90% of your, 95% of your potable water comes from in your home.  So, you know, that's what we want to do. We want to put one of those reverse osmosis units in there. It cleans water, really scrubs it, like makes it taste incredible. I don't know if you've ever tasted water from a system like that, but it's a whole different experience. We want to do that. We want to look into the purification of the water in your home. And we want to make sure valves and things in your homes don't have sediment up in them. I talk about this a lot, but you go turn those valves in your shower and it's grindy or your bathtub and it's grindy.  You've got to call us, and we can come out and fix it. We can come out and fix it for about a quarter of the price it'll take to fix it if the thing breaks off. If it breaks off, we can certainly fix it, but it's a lot more work once that happens. So hopefully they're going to get that pipe or have gotten that pipe fixed. I think they're diving down there and working on it this morning was my understanding from the people I talked to. So...  Any water problems at all, give us a call, 302-856-9300. Did you want to take a break? Yeah, let's get to traffic and weather, and then we'll pick things up on the other side. Thanks, sir.  Traffic and weather at 15 and 45. Here on 92.7 and 98.5. WGMD. This WGMD Reliant Traffic Report is brought to you by Complete Tree Care. Licensed and insured. Competitive pricing and dependable service. For all of your tree care needs, call Complete Tree Care at 302-947-2273.  Let's start off with something heading down the road. If you're going to the Bay Bridge, realize if you're heading to Easton, there's an accident reported on Route 50 at Dover Road. That's the westbound side of Route 52. So if you're heading out to Easton, just prepare for that. Maybe you won't want to take 404 as an alternate, so who knows. Looks good as we travel through Wicomico County. 50 from the bypass getting over to Willards, Mount Hermon Road, Old Ocean City Road, all right.  Sussex County, usual pressure points in Millsboro, 24 at 113, but otherwise decent on 113, Route 113, Worcester County with 1590 into and out of Ocean City, good to go. That's your WGMD traffic. Going to be expecting more sunshine to finish off the work week here. We got a high of 74 for today.  Dipping down to 52 inland and 62 at the coastline with a clear sky. And then we're sunny and blue tomorrow with a high of 74 at the beach to 78 inland. Friday's partly sunny, 77 at the coastline. 24-7 and 365. Get your up-to-date AccuWeather forecast around the clock on WGMD 92.7 and 98.5. For your exclusive AccuWeather, I'm meteorologist Jeff Nordean.  All right, Jeff, thanks so much. 847.13 away from 9 o'clock. And more of our conversation, our weekly Wednesday conversation with Dave Jones of Atlantic Refrigeration. Dave, what else do you have for us this morning, sir? Well, the other thing we have going on is we've launched our – this will probably be the first launch of it, but we've launched our heat-discounted HVAC, heating and air conditioning offer that we have for October and November. How that works is –  We try to fill our calendar for installation in October and November because they seem to be our most, when I say they're not slow, but less busy months because the temperature around where we are is just beautiful, right? I mean, we're in fall. You know, we're not quite in winter. So how this works is we take October and November.  We're going to fill our calendar up. That's the first thing we know we're going to do. We go back to our manufacturers. We talk with them all the time. They have systems that are deeply discounted. We're going to discount the systems. So basically between now and September 15th, anybody that signs up to have a system installation, that goes for gas heat. That goes for heat pumps also. It goes for straight air conditioners.  Any type of HVAC system we sell, and it's any efficiency, we've got a whole bunch of different ones that we're able to obtain from them on this special. Okay, if you sign up by September 15th to have this installed in October or November, there's really deep discounts on these.  Because, frankly, we're just trying to fill that calendar, and we try to do that to just make sure all our people stay really busy. And our supplier likes to join in there because they're trying to move inventory as well. So, inventory left over from the summer. So, remember, that's call our office, 302-856-9300.  You tell them you're interested in what we call the fill-the-calendar special. That's what we call it because I don't have another name for it. But the fill-the-calendar special, we're filling that calendar for October and November. The other thing that goes with that is, and this is just a side note on that, if you'll remember, in October, around mid-October to around mid-November, for every system we sell, we give a turkey to the Food Bank of Delaware. And we've been doing this forever. So we sell them.  We've been very fortunate to be successful. We give a lot of turkeys to them. And Joe Crispin from Platinum Roofing chips in, and he gives them all the sides. And we end up feeding a lot of people for Thanksgiving. So that's kind of a side note to that, what we do with that special there. So if you buy a system and sign up for one in October and November, you're going to be contributing significantly.  Directly or indirectly to somebody's really, we can put Thanksgiving on their table that might not be able to do that otherwise. Sure. Those two things there. So you've got to do this by September 15th if you want to get the discounted rate. And people sign up for it all the time because the people that sign up for this are people whose systems need replacing. And they don't need it today. They don't need it today. But they know they need replacing. They're at that time.  You know, give us a call, and we'll come out. We'll assess your system. There's no charge for us doing that. We'll come out and assess your system. We'll write you a comprehensive proposal. We'll give you a date that we're going to be there to put it in on October and November. We're going to come there and do it on this date. We're going to get out there. We're going to get it done. You're not going to be left without heating or cooling. We're going to make sure whatever mode we're in at that point, if we came out, it was cooler, it was November, you're going to have your heat back on that day. We're going to make sure you have it back on. Same goes for cooling. We never leave somebody hanging that way.  Get a hold of us by September 15th. Tell them you're interested in filling that calendar up for October and November. You're going to see some deep discounts over what you would pay in the summertime because, frankly, we're trying to fill that time. We can take advantage of some of these prices from our supplier, and we also deeply discount just to make sure we can get that calendar filled up. Very good. Well, no, it sounds like a heck of an offer, and hopefully folks will take advantage of it while they can.  Yeah, they have in the past. It's worked out really well. I always get excited about the turkey part because we've been doing that for so long. Well, now you got me hungry for Thanksgiving. I mean, we're August. Come on, Dave. I should be thinking about crab cakes and corn, and you got me thinking turkey and stuffing and cranberries. Well, you know what's great about the turkey? You know what I love about the turkey thing? I'll tell you what I love about it, okay? So many companies in our space, in our industry, have been sold, you know,  Global companies, private equity firms, this and that. We're a local company, okay? And I love local. We're local, and we're giving to the Food Bank of Delaware, which is local. Joe Crispin, Platinum Roofing, local. The Leak Stoppers, that's another one of his companies. Gutter Guard, they do a lot of good stuff over there. Joe Crispin, great job. And then the other thing is, we get these turkeys...  We get these turkeys from Lloyd's in Lewis. That's what we do, and that's another local family-owned business. Been there forever. So this is a local endeavor we do. We've got a lot of good local people around here, by the way, to take care of our area, and we're proud to help out with that. So that's what we do there.  Thanksgiving is around the corner. That's what we'll be doing. So we look forward to it. Very good. Dave, thanks so much. Atlanticrefrigeration.com, a very informative website. Make sure to check that out. It's a great tool as a customer or if you're looking into what you need to have done or what you think you need to have done, you can check that out as well. But, Dave, have a good week, and we will talk next week, sir.  Mike, thank you so much. And again, people in Lewis, don't panic. Just give us a call. We'll help you out with those water issues. Sounds good. Have a great day, Mike. You too. Keep up the good work. Appreciate it. Thanks so much, Dave. Dave Jones of Atlantic Refrigeration at 8.53 the time. We're back in 60 seconds. Seems like there's more identity theft in the news every day. 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Power 2023 award information, visit jdpower.com slash awards. To find a store near you, visit sleepnumber.com.  Live from the Mattress Peddler Studio, it's Mike Bradley and the WGMD Morning Team. The official talk radio station of the White Marlin Open, 92.7 and 98.5. WGMD.  Six away from 9 o'clock. A lot to cover here in a short period of time. Caller, I'll get to you in just a second. Now, just to follow up on what Dave was talking about, we had this in the news yesterday. The Lewis Board of Public Works, and they just posted this about 15 minutes ago on their Facebook page. The Lewis Board of Public Works.  has received the laboratory results from the office of drinking water regarding the water samples collected yesterday all tests are clear and the boil water notice has been lifted however some areas on the beach side of the city might still experience periods of low water pressure because one of the canal crossing water mains remains out of service due to the break a dive team will be on site today to evaluate the water main and determine the necessary repairs  They will keep you, the public, informed as the situation progresses. If you have any questions, they say you can call their office at 302-645-6228. Caller, you're up at WGMD. Go ahead.  All right. I guess we do not have anybody there. Jake Smith, and out and about Wednesday, a part of your News Talk America coming your way after 9 o'clock news and sports. And let me get rid of Pablo Cruz there, even though great song. But Jake, what is coming up after 9 o'clock news and sports, sir?  Mike, your News Talk America is broadcasting on location from Millsboro this morning. Have you received a letter indicating that your personal information, including your social security number, has been stolen in what may be the most extensive theft of personal social security information in this nation's history?  If you haven't been notified, I assure you, you will. The HACC company, which manages data for health care providers across the country, has experienced a massive data breach. How can we protect ourselves from identity theft? We will have that answer for you on Out and About Wednesday. We will also have our monthly child support segment to assist you with your child support issues, questions, and problems. Ted Mermagos, the Director of Delaware Child Support Services, joins us.  We will continue to present the dangers to our community in the looming first responder crisis. Your News Talk America begins at 9.06. On the flagship of Your News Talk America, 92.7 and 98.5, the talk of Delmarva.  All right, Jake, thanks so much. So that is what's upcoming. Now, since we don't do the daily downloads of the 7 and 8 o'clock hours because of our in-studio guests, just a few highlights here. The ocean has settled from Ernesto from over the weekend, so a low rip current risk for Delmarva and southern New Jersey. Dedicated Ocean City surf beaches today, 13th Street, 81st Street. The inlet's open. You can surf the Delaware beaches before and after lifeguards are on duty.  farmers markets today going on as we speak till noon route one south across from sea colony and the sea colony marketplace or shopping center there and our friends have bedded orchards among those vendors uh in lewis from 8 to 11 30 this morning at the crooked hammock kings highway in georgetown the hops and crops farmers market from 3 until 6 at 4 13 south bedford street tonight  Because of the weather Monday night, they postponed the movie in Bethany Beach. So on the beach in Bethany at dusk, migration will be shown. In Dewey Beach at Dagsworthy Avenue, the final bonfire of the season at 7. And behind the carousel in North Ocean City at 8.30 tonight, the movie Surf's Up will be shown. This is the Daily Sports Page brought to you by Buc-ee's Salty Dog Saloon in Dry Dock 28, 28th Street and Coastal Highway, where Buc-ee invites you down to Ocean City's original hometown tavern.  All right, with the O's last night in the Mets, and the O's getting back to the win column. McCann drives it left field and deep, way back there, and that baby is long gone. Into the second deck, James McCann, he comes back to Queens, and he delivers a two-run shot. What a blow.  Brett Hollander on the Orioles Radio Network, 98 Rock at WBAL. The former Met gets it done. That was the difference in the game. The Birds win 9-5 with their win, and the 9-5 loss by the Yankees in 12 innings against Cleveland. The Birds with a half-game lead. The Phillies hit Atlanta Braves, a big NLE showdown.  The Phillies lose last night 3-1. They still have a six-game lead over the Braves, but obviously the Braves looking to whittle things down if they can to four games if they were to win the series. We'll see about that. The Shorebirds, they win last night in a shutout over down east. And that is sports.  Hey, it's Buc-ee from Buc-ee Salty Dog Saloon and Dry Dog 28 here on 28th Street in Ocean City. Summer is in full force, and we have all your needs for the perfect trip to the beach. Food, drinks, and sports, from our classic cheesesteaks to the wide variety of beers at the Salty Dog Tour. Outstanding pizza next door at Dry Dog 28. We have 100 TVs for your view and pleasure and sports memorabilia throughout the bar. We have all your sports covered. Buc-ee Salty Dog, 28th Street, Ocean City, Maryland.  By the way, Zach Eflin on the 15-day IL for the birds. Elbow inflammation. They think it'll just be a short stint. Let's hope. The birds have been besieged by injury. All right, Jake Smith out and about Wednesday. Coming your way next are thoughts and prayers with both Sussex County and the Ocean City communities. We'll talk to you tomorrow at 5 a.m. Here's Fox.