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Tuesday, October 23, 2007

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Pizzeria delivers would-be robber a message Mom's Pizza workers said they tackled a knife-wielding man after warding him off with a barstool   15 Comments Moustafa Elfaluj was working in Mom's Pizza on Saturday night when a man wielding a shiny foot-long knife walked into the shop and tried to rob him.

News updates

• 2 agree to testify against O.J. 1:28 pm

Biden unveils plan for expanded access to health care 12:34 pm

• On DelawareMoms: How old is too old for Halloween? 12:20 pm
• Wilmington man shot in buttocks over craps game 12:15 pm
• Police investigate dog strangulation death in Centreville 12:10 pm

Higher winds may worsen Calif. wildfires 11:57 am

• NASA blasts off on space station construction mission 11:43 am
• Police: Dover High student threatened girl with box cutter 11:37 am

Two men arrested in Wawa robbery 11:32 am

• Two charged in Milton auto parts thefts 10:31 am
• Pizza deliveryman attacked, robbed in Ogletown 10:13 am
• Video: Watch the Sands casino implosion ... in reverse 10:06 am
• Del. high court allows inmate's medical lawsuit to proceed 9:49 am
• More charges in Rider freshman's death 9:17 am
• Brisk business on Pa. casino's first day 9:00 am
• On DelawareMoms: Weddings, funerals and kids 7:44 pm
• Morning traffic report 8:15 am
• Md. sheriff's office arrests 40 with lure of tax refund 7:47 am
• 3 Sussex County Bonanza restaurants close 7:41 am
• Dover High student diagnosed with MRSA 7:34 am
• Police: Body found may be missing Md. woman 6:45 am
• Stuck in traffic? Call us; sign up for text alerts 6:36 am
• Find the latest on traffic problems along your route 6:03 am

Search property records statewide 6:03 am

Man faces fifth drunken driving charge   27 Comments He nearly crashed head-on with state police cruiser, records say

Fire danger looms as drought grips Del., Md.   2 Comments Greenwood-area retiree Rebecca L. Dorsch was hoping to see a fall color spectacle Monday morning during a sightseeing and shopping trip across part of Maryland's Eastern Shore.

• Wesley president to resign from post
• Conference looks at cancer disparities
• Tough staph infections reported in schools
• Operator bullish on Dover civic center
• Braving the shave for cancer research
• Technology helps kids understand motion
• Go face to face with Delaware's own sea monster in Lewes
• Suspect in NCCo rapes has hearing today
• I-95 in Pa. down to one lane overnight
• JPMorgan Chase to donate to Vision 2015
• Open house for public safety building Thurs.
• Park near Newark to close for upgrades
• Four charged in 2006 death of Md. infant
• Black bear hunting season opens in Md.

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