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Month: July 2018

Welcome to the List- Low Country Boil- July 29th 2018 Update

Friends for Jeff Spiegelman, If you are new to this list, a big welcome to you. This is Representative Spiegelman bringing you a weekly update of a few things happening in and around the 11th District. Also, I like to provide a weekly recipe of something I cooked last week or will cook this week. […]

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Coffee at Tony’s on Monday- Pesto- July 15th 2018 Update

Friends for Jeff Spiegelman Does anyone know a good rain dance?   -Tomorrow (Monday) morning is the first our our next round of meetings with constituents. Come to Tony’s Sausage House on Kenton Rd from 8am-9am and let me buy you a cup of coffee   -Other than that, not much going on this week. […]

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Goodbye to the 149th- Skate Wings- July 8th 2018 Update

Friends for Jeff Spiegelman It was a busy 149th General Assembly. A lot was done that probably should not have been. A lot was not done that probably should have been. In the end though, that is sometimes how the sausage gets made and I hope it was to the benefit of the the good […]

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Jeff Spiegelman for Delaware State Representative
OPINION: Recent Tragedy Should Remind All Hunters of the Need to Practice SafetySEPTEMBER 23, 2026: The recent shooting death of a 39-year-old Georgetown woman involving a deer hunter is an urgent reminder of the responsibility all sportsmen and women have to follow essential safety practices whenever they are in the field.“This is a tragedy that should have never happened,” said State Rep. Jeff Spiegelman, one of the four co-chairs of the Delaware Sportsmen’s Caucus, a group of lawmakers that advocate for hunting and fishing issues in the General Assembly.“There are rules that anyone hunting with a deadly weapon must follow to protect themselves and others,” Rep. Spiegelman said. “Make certain to positively identify your target and know what is beyond before shooting. If forced to make a split-second decision about whether it's safe to take a shot, err on the side of caution and don't pull the trigger.”Rep. Spiegelman noted that Delaware is one of the most densely populated states in the nation, meaning hunters often share the landscape with other people who live, work, or recreate nearby.“When hunting, there is no excuse for flouting the rules or complacency," he said. "Ignoring proper practices for the sake of convenience or to fill your tag is a recipe for a potential disaster that cannot be undone.”As a critical reminder, the following safety rules should always be followed when hunting with a shotgun, rifle, pistol, or other weapon:-- Always identify your target to 100% certainty. Never shoot at sounds or movement.-- Know what is beyond your target and make certain it is safe to shoot.-- Keep the firearm pointed in a safe direction at all times.-- Keep your safety on and your finger outside the trigger guard until you are ready to fire.-- Be certain of your surroundings and the potential path of the projectile before taking a shot.-- Observe Delaware’s standard safety zone, which typically bars hunting with a firearm within 100 yards of a house, occupied building, or barn.-- Do not shoot towards a house or road, even if you are outside the safety zone.-- When there is any doubt about whether a shot is safe, do not take it. ... See MoreSee Less

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