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In today's newsletter:
Today's riddle: How do you measure a fish? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Metros where homes are selling for the most under asking price (kq2.com) — If you’re house-hunting in Daphne, current Redfin data shows homes are selling for about 2.7% below asking, with a median list price near $466,000 and a median sale price under $380,000. Daphne ranks among U.S. metros where buyers have notable room to negotiate in today’s slower, high-rate market.
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2. Scam texts spark warnings from Baldwin County police departments (wkrg.com) — Daphne police are warning residents about scam texts that falsely claim to be from an Alabama traffic division and demand payment for supposed tolls and fines. The department urges people not to scan QR codes, send money, or share personal information, and to verify any such messages with local courts. Residents are encouraged to alert police and warn vulnerable friends and family.
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3. 'TikTok Trickster' back in Baldwin County jail (wkrg.com) — Daphne residents should know a man accused of multiple scams is now back in Baldwin County Jail facing charges from both Daphne and Spanish Fort police. Authorities say the case began with a 2023 car theft tied to an online meeting, and local investigators are now pushing to increase or revoke his bond because they consider him a flight risk.
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4. Baldwin County baseball and softball wrap-up: Spring break (gulfcoastmedia.com) — Daphne baseball and softball teams are in the thick of playoff races, with the Trojans clinching a postseason spot and local rivals like Fairhope and Orange Beach also securing titles. The article highlights standout performances from Daphne’s Colin Watson and Ryan Parent, plus other Baldwin County athletes, as spring sports head into their final stretch. It’s a strong snapshot of where Daphne teams stand right now.
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5. Amtrak's Mardi Gras rail service reaches 100,000 passengers (fox10tv.com) — Two Daphne residents are among the many locals riding Amtrak’s revived Mardi Gras service between Mobile and New Orleans, which has already carried 100,000 passengers. The popular route, back after a 20-year break, may soon add more cars and a permanent Mobile depot as ridership continues to grow.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: By inches because they have no feet. (Thank you Gypsy S. for sending it in!)
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