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GEORGETOWN — Two kinds of development collided during the April 28 Board of Adjustment meeting as an existing local business within a heavy industrial area sought to add new services due to …
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 By Brian Gilliland
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4/30/25
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DOVER — Delaware lawmakers are working to safeguard vulnerable homeowners from home improvement scams by introducing a formal process to challenge cases where dishonest contractors fail to …
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 By Joseph Edelen
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4/30/25
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U.S. Congress must reject President Donald Trump’s plan to make disastrous cuts to child care and to eliminate Head Start!
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4/30/25
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As Delaware’s recreational marijuana market continues to stall, state lawmakers are advancing legislation to limit counties’ restrictions on the locations of such businesses. Senate Bill 75 follows ordinances by New Castle and Sussex counties, in which the latter has effectively enacted a near-ban on cannabis retailers.
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4/30/25
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Georgetown Emergency Medical Services Ambulance 93 is hoping to grow, in tandem with the developing area it serves.
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 By Glenn Rolfe
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4/30/25
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Delving into six women’s relationships at a small-town Louisiana salon, “Steel Magnolias” is a bucket list production, said the Second Street Players who will present it next month in Milford.
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 By Brian Trompeter
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4/30/25
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In 'Toon: Humans
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4/29/25
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The Indian River School District board of education has decided on a branding scheme for the new Sussex Central High School, opting for a mix of the past and the present.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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4/29/25
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I’m writing to clarify some erroneous assumptions made by a fellow veteran and longtime friend in a well-intentioned but inaccurate Opinion piece in the Daily State News about the coming appointment of a secretary of veterans affairs by Gov. Matt Meyer (“When will veterans get deserved recognition?”).
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By Dave Skocik and Paul Davis
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4/29/25
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Families in Delaware know that one size doesn’t fit all when it comes to education. It is common for families to enroll their children in different types of public schools — traditional district schools, charter schools, vocational schools or magnet schools — depending on what is best for each student.
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By Sen. David Sokola and Kendall Massett
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4/29/25
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In 'Toon: Lost
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4/28/25
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The White House is opening a weeklong celebration of President Donald Trump's first 100 days in office. Officials kicked off the promotional campaign on Monday with a focus on his immigration …
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By MICHELLE L. PRICE and CHRIS MEGERIAN
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4/28/25
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Delaware’s overdose death totals saw a steep decline from 2023 to ’24, with a 36% drop, health leaders announced Monday.
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By Joseph Edelen
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4/28/25
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The recently installed food digester at the Food Bank of Delaware facility in Milford resembles an ice storage bin at a grocery store or perhaps a freezer in a home’s garage.
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By Brian Trompeter
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4/28/25
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Smoke billowed from 3-inch cannons, and a World War II-era Sherman tank slowly rolled between lines of spectators.
Plus, a reenactment was staged nearby of the surrender of the German submarine U-858, the first enemy ship to give up to the United States during the war, on May 14, 1945, off the Delaware coast.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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4/28/25
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A young member of two Sussex County fire companies will be honored as part of the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation’s 44th memorial weekend Saturday and Sunday.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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4/28/25
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A 55-year-old woman from Linwood, Pennsylvania, has won $100,000 from the Delaware Lottery’s 50th Anniversary Celebration instant game.
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Daily State News
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4/28/25
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For over a decade, our country has faced a severe crisis in accessing affordable health care. There’s no exception in Delaware, where residents spend more than $12,000 per year on average on medical expenses.
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By Kim Robbins
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4/28/25
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