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The 250th anniversary of the Army celebration was overshadowed by Mr. Donald Trump’s ego and his need for attention.
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6/18/25
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Dover City Council members debated turning down their annual 4% raises June 9, but the motion was ultimately rescinded due to a technicality inserted into the city charter in 2023.
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 By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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6/18/25
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For the first time this legislative session, a Democratic lawmaker has called for action regarding the prolonged absence of Rep. Stell Parker Selby.
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 By Joseph Edelen
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6/17/25
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In 'Toon: Juneteenth
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6/17/25
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Stacker ranked the highest-paying computer and engineering jobs in Dover using annual compensation data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics as of May 2024.
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6/17/25
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LGBTQ+ Delawareans continue to live in one of the best states in the nation in terms of equality.
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By Rep. Eric Morrison
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6/17/25
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The Downtown Dover Partnership will host an open house at The Hive on Loockerman on June 26, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
The open house is to share with the public updates on the …
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6/17/25
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A U.S. flag — when tattered and no longer serviceable — deserves a dignified disposal.
So, on June 14, also known as Flag Day, American Legion Nanticoke Post 6 in Seaford presented a retirement opportunity for such worn banners.
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 By Glenn Rolfe
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6/17/25
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In 'Toon: AI
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6/17/25
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After reading about the Democrats controlling anything they want, I have read the article about how the wind farm will save money. I wish they would stop drinking the Kool-Aid.
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6/16/25
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On behalf of Delaware’s three counties and 57 chartered municipalities, we are writing to express our support for the principle of home rule in local zoning decisions — something we feel is under attack based on recent legislative actions and bills introduced during the 153rd General Assembly.
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6/16/25
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Milford School District superintendent Bridget Chaves will retire June 30, and the Board of Education is in the process of choosing a successor.
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 By Brian Trompeter
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6/16/25
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Citing tariffs and inflation, Dover City Council voted 5-2 on June 9 to approve the first reading of a budget ordinance that would increase electric and water rates for fiscal year 2026.
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By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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6/16/25
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Two Republican-led proposals to lessen small businesses’ burdens under Delaware’s paid family and medical leave program stalled in the House of Representatives’ Labor Committee on June 10.
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By Joseph Edelen
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6/16/25
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Throughout history, the United States has used tariffs as a means to raise revenue and to protect domestic industries from foreign competition. Prior to the Civil War and the adoption of the 16th Amendment to allow the imposition of taxation of personal income, a tariff was the oldest and simplest way to raise income for our young republic.
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By William L. Witham Jr.
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6/16/25
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A pair of stop signs and reminders of the 25-mph speed limit will be going up on Seaford's Nylon Boulevard Extended, a road that has drawn numerous complaints.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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6/16/25
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The Delaware Senate recently committed an outrageous disservice to the residents, businesses and tourism of Sussex County by passing Senate Bill 159. What a lesson in Politics 101!
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By Diana M. Robertson
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6/16/25
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In December 2024, Sussex County Council faced a momentous decision: Approve a permit that would allow clean, renewable energy from offshore wind to flow across our power grid and meet the rapidly increasing demand for electricity or deny the permit and, in doing so, deny Delawareans several great benefits.
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By Peggy Schultz
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6/16/25
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MILFORD — Downtown Milford Inc. will hold its second “First Friday” event of this summer July 4 from 5 to 9 p.m. at Bicentennial Park, 214 N.E. Front St. There will be yard games, …
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6/16/25
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