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With summer fast approaching — and with it, Pride — I hope we can all take a moment to reflect on the transformative power of living openly and authentically.
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By John Kane
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6/13/25
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I am a resident of Dover and am deeply concerned about the electricity rate increase that was voted on at June 9’s City Council meeting.
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6/13/25
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A bill quietly advancing through Delaware’s legislature, House Bill 131, poses a serious threat not just to pet stores but to families, jobs and local communities.
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By Lisa and Martin Hoeber
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6/13/25
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Thanks to the Delaware House of Representatives for passing House Bill 1 and thanks to Gov. Matt Meyer for his support for the position of secretary of veterans affairs.
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6/13/25
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A ConsumerAffairs report recently named Delaware the third-worse state for teen driver safety. Do you think students are well prepared in their drivers’ education classes or should more be done? What are your memories of learning to drive?
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6/13/25
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Stacker ranked the highest-paying management jobs in Dover using annual compensation data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics as of May 2024.
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6/13/25
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An afternoon of live performances, local vendors, food trucks, family-friendly activities, resource booths and more will all be part of Pride Fest 2025 in Milton.
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 By Brian Gilliland
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6/13/25
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A day filled with African culture will take place June 28 around Legislative Mall in Dover.
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 By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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6/13/25
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REHOBOTH BEACH — Leading a special session on June 9, Rehoboth Beach Mayor Stan Mills declined a three percent merit increase to salary on City Manager Taylour Tedder’s behalf, while Mr. …
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By Brian Gilliland
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6/13/25
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Democrats in Delaware’s House of Representatives and Senate have made one thing clear: They don’t trust local communities to govern themselves.
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By Rep. Bryan Shupe
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6/12/25
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A proactive proposal to enshrine marriage equality rights in the Delaware Constitution passed the Senate on June 10 and heads to the House of Representatives.
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 By Joseph Edelen
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6/12/25
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CAMDEN — Days spent playing in Picadilly Castle at Brecknock Park will soon be just memories.
The wooden playground — with a main structure built in the shape of a castle — is …
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 By Mike Finney
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6/12/25
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Running independent retail tobacco and premium cigar shops in Delaware isn’t always easy, but it’s a business I’m proud of.
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By Scott Zucca
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6/12/25
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Stacker compiled the highest paying management jobs in Dover, DE using data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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6/12/25
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A measure to require Delaware high schools to offer financial literacy courses received unanimous approval in the House of Representatives’ Education Committee on June 11.
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By Joseph Edelen
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6/12/25
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In 'Toon: Video game
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6/12/25
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GEORGETOWN – While not involved in the operation, the Georgetown Police Department on its Facebook page reported it was notified on June 3 by Immigration and Customs Enforcement of ICE’s …
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 By Glenn Rolfe
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6/11/25
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Delaware nonprofits play a vital role in filling the gaps in services that the government does not provide, often to our state’s most in-need citizens. Nonprofits are on the front lines daily, providing services such as food assistance, housing, mental health counseling, health care, addiction treatment, education, the arts and support for young children, older adults and those who live in poverty.
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By Sheila Bravo
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6/11/25
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As I watched the June 9 Dover City Council meeting from my home in Dover, I was horrified to hear a comment made by council’s president, Mr. Fred Neil, as the members discussed the electric rates.
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6/11/25
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