"We could see passengers hanging out over the hole" — Tony Hawkins, Dover RNLI Retired Coxswain

1 October 2018: Tony Hawkins talking to Jack Lowe about a very unusual call for the Dover lifeboat — the rescue of passengers from the Princess Margaret SRN4 Cross Channel hovercraft following a fatal collision with the harbour wall on 30th March 1985.

Postcards from the Coast: Tony Hawkins, Dover RNLI Retired Coxswain

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Serenade

IVAN JIMENEZ feat CARLA HABERMEYER - Serenade

Tom Leyden connects with Paul McGovern from inside 42 Hartford Street in Dover, a brand-new home Paul and his team at CorMc Developments built from the ground up. 

Paul McGovern is the owner of CorMc Developments, a company capable of completing major projects, much like the new property at 42 Hartford Street, developed on 1.3 acres of land surrounded by trees and a lush backyard. 

Tom and Paul talk about the project on Hartford, as well as one of Paul's most recent projects, The Pastures at Dover, a 34-unit apartment complex filled to capacity on Route 109 in Dover. They also discuss the latest innovations and trends in construction and what's ahead for the CorMc team. 

Learn more about Paul and CorMc Developments at http://www.cormcllc.com 

Paul McGovern - CorMc Developments

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Wound Care Delaware in Dover, DE, specializes in treating chronic and non-healing wounds and offers specialized care that is personalized to each patient's specific needs. The institution treats problems such as diabetic foot ulcers, which are common in diabetic patients due to poor circulation and neuropathy, and venous stasis ulcers, which are caused by venous insufficiency, resulting in fluid buildup in the legs. They also treat pressure injuries (bedsores), which are common in patients with limited movement, as well as arterial ulcers caused by poor blood flow. Furthermore, Wound Care Delaware treats post-surgical wounds that do not heal properly, as well as wounds caused by infections, trauma, or burns. To enhance healing, the clinic offers innovative therapies such as hyperbaric oxygen therapy, customized dressings, and debridement. To provide complete care in challenging situations, the team works with specialists in vascular surgery, infectious disease, and podiatry. Wound Care Delaware creates tailored treatment regimens to maximize recovery regardless of the etiology of the wound—whether it is caused by chronic conditions, injury, or surgical consequences. Same-day or next-day appointments are possible in urgent circumstances.

How long does a wound take to heal?

The healing period for a wound at Wound Care Delaware in Dover, DE is determined by various factors, including the type of wound, size, depth, and the patient's general health. Acute wounds, such as minor cuts or surgical incisions, can heal within days to weeks with careful treatment. Chronic wounds, such as diabetic foot ulcers, venous stasis ulcers, or pressure injuries, can take weeks or months to heal because of underlying factors such as poor circulation, diabetes, or infection. Wound Care Delaware employs cutting-edge therapies such as hyperbaric oxygen therapy, customized dressings, and debridement to speed up recovery. Patient-specific factors such as diet, immunological function, and treatment plan adherence all have an impact on recovery duration. For example, a well-managed diabetic ulcer may recover significantly within 4-8 weeks, although severe instances may take longer. During your first appointment, our specialists will assess the wound and recommend a specific healing timeline depending on its characteristics and your medical history. Regular follow-ups ensure that progress is tracked and changes are made as appropriate. To learn more or make an appointment, call Wound Care Delaware at (302) 674-0600. To improve healing outcomes, we prioritize personalized care.

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Aussie Aussie Aussie, Oi Oi Oi! Kaulig Racing crew chief Andrew Dickeson joins Davey Segal (8:55) as their cinderella run in the inaugural In-Season Challenge continues. He walks through what it was like for him atop the pit box as Ty Dillon moved Alex Bowman out of the way for a spot in the Final Four, how confidence and performance have gone hand in hand (and up) in the last month, the culture he's attempting to create on the No. 10 team, arriving at the track with a chip on their shoulder and why he believes in his driver.

Dickeson, an Australian native, also dives into his background in motorsports (spoiler alert: he had none), how he got his hands dirty in Supercars, simultaneously working in racing, bartending and getting his engineering degree, the decision to pack up and move across the world to pursue a career in NASCAR, how he went about finding a job with race teams and his progression up the engineering ladder that eventually led him to becoming a crew chief. Plus, a hilarious story involving Richard Childress calling Dickeson while in Australia (and maybe a bit inebriated) asking him to become the full-time shot caller on the No. 10.

Dickeson also explains the similarities between U.S. and Australian racing culture, why Marcos Ambrose deserves more credit for helping NASCAR's image down under, what it's like working at Kaulig Racing, expectations for the rest of the season and more.

Davey also reviews another SVG dominant performance in Sonoma, previews the Monster Mile in Dover and Papa Segal pays homage to one of the best to ever strap in behind the wheel on road courses: Dan Gurney.

Episode 279: Andrew Dickeson

Mason Massey joins Davey Segal (8:40) to look ahead to his first start at the Brickyard and discuss how his partial schedule with Alpha Prime Racing in the Xfinity Series has been going thus far. They dive into how it is running part-time, what Tommy Joe Martins is like as a boss, why he’s a team first type of driver and more, including his racing background in Georgia that saw him transition from asphalt to dirt before coming back to asphalt and making it in NASCAR.

Massey also opens up about his stutter, why he decided to go public with it several years ago, the sense of responsibility he felt to bring awareness to it and how his work away from the track has helped the next generation face their fears with stutters. Plus, how he gets his mustache to look so good, his real name (hint: it’s not Mason), realistic expectations for the rest of 2025 and more.

Davey also recaps Denny Hamlin’s impressive victory at Dover, looks ahead to Indianapolis Motor Speedway and Papa Segal pays homage to Gary Nelson.

Episode 280: Mason Massey

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