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For those interested in the revision of Delaware’s wildlife action plan, the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control is ready to listen.
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 By Mike Finney
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10/15/25
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Delaware is at a crossroad. A proposed regulatory change facing the Board of Electrical Examiners would eliminate thousands of jobs and close down hundreds of companies within 30 days of its passage.
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By Jack Berberian
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10/15/25
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SEAFORD ─ City of Seaford police are investigating the Oct. 14 robbery of the M&T Bank, the second time the Stein Highway branch has been robbed in just over a month.
Police said the …
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10/15/25
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Dover hires 21st Century Policing Solutions to review FOP Lodge allegations, strengthen public trust
Upon City Council unanimously voting for a third party to investigate Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 15’s allegations of unethical behavior from Mayor Robin Christiansen and …
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 By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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10/15/25
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GREENWOOD — Airplanes, helicopters and classic cars will be on view Oct. 25 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the third annual Fly-in and Car Cruise at Chorman Airport, 2057 Nine Foot Road. The free …
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As the owner of an electric vehicle, I do not personally mind paying an additional fee for road maintenance, but I think it is only fair for a fee to be charged to the drivers of gas-powered cars for their contribution to air pollution, climate change, asthma attacks and emergency room visits.
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Above an image of a child with blotchy skin, the Kent County (Michigan) Health Department asks its Facebook community, “Think you might have measles symptoms?”
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By Isabella Carrero-Baptista, Capital News Service
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10/15/25
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Agriculture remains a staple of Delaware’s economy, with more than 2,100 farms operating on about 520,000 acres — nearly 40% of the state’s …
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 By Brian Gilliland
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10/15/25
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FRANKFORD — Henry Bennett is a sixth-generation farmer, operating at 31442 Peachtree Lane and making a living selling peaches and blueberries for three months a year.
Bennett Orchards …
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10/15/25
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Jim Minner, whose family has been farming in Delaware since the late 1800s, isn’t sure what the future holds for him and other agricultural producers in the state.
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By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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10/15/25
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David Marvel’s family landed in Accomack, Virginia, in the 1650s and began farming the shore.
He figures 12 generations have worked the local soil.
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By Brian Gilliland
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10/15/25
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In 'Toon: Warranty
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In the current debates over rezoning requests from developers, one issue is consistently overlooked: What are the overriding principles that should guide Sussex County Council as it considers zoning changes?
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10/14/25
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Milford’s Downtown Development District program has incentivized upgrades for nearly a decade, and leaders are hoping the state will renew it for another five years.
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 By Brian Trompeter
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10/14/25
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After hours reading my tea leaves and consulting my Magic 8 Ball, I can foresee Dover’s future. It is very easy because the mayor and City Council are so predictable.
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By William G. Faust Jr.
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10/14/25
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Two tracked white sharks pinged off the Delaware coast Oct. 13, according to marine wildlife nonprofit OCEARCH.
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By Brian Gilliland
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10/14/25
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You know that your democracy has entered the danger zone when Dr. Timothy Snyder (“On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons From the Twentieth Century”) comes knocking.
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10/14/25
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We have recently seen some religious leaders challenge congregations to follow Jesus, quoting his Father’s words that “vengeance is mine.” This was essential to all who believed in his word.
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