Help wanted: Store Clerk/ Office Assistant in our Seaford location
Looking for a reliable individual that is detail oriented, with experience in customer service. Duties to include but not limited to: greeting and assisting customers in retail setting, operating cash register, processing boat registrations, answering phones, maintaining a clean work environment, and assisting other office personnel in store and with clerical duties as needed. Needs to be proficient with computers and other standard office equipment. Weekends required. Some training will be provided. Must have reliable transportation.
Please apply in person:
Cedar Creek Marine Center, 20676 Sussex Highway, Seaford, DE 19973
Marvin and Carol went to the Yamaha test facility in Bridgeport, Alabama Wednesday and Thursday. They were one of the first dealers to see the new Yamaha 425 hp, V8, four stroke outboard. Marvin says, "Yes 425 hp. This thing is a beast and very impressive to run."
Seeking FT Bookkeeper for Marina / Boat Dealership. Quickbooks experience a must. Duties to include but not limited to: accounts payable and receivable, payroll, tracking vacation earned and used, answering phones, signing up customers for storage contracts and maintaining storage records, assisting customers and running the cash register as well as processing boat registrations.
Weekends required. Must be self-motivated, reliable, organized and have excellent customer service skills. Some training will be provided.
DNREC’s Division of Fish & Wildlife announced that the summer flounder minimum size has been reduced to 16.5 inches for recreational anglers, half an inch less than the previous 17-inch minimum size. Summer flounder season remains open year round and the possession limit remains at four summer flounder per person per day.
The minimum size was reduced to comply with the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission’s Addendum XXVIII to the Summer Flounder Fishery Management Plan. The size change was adopted through an emergency regulation due to insufficient time to adopt the regulation through the standard regulatory process before flounder move into Delaware waters this spring. The required standard regulatory process to adopt the regulation, including a public hearing and comment period, is being initiated.
Marina Spring Hours, Forklift Service Resumes with new policy
