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WOODSIDE — Lake Forest High blanked Polytech, 8-0, in a showdown of Henlopen Conference softball teams on Tuesday afternoon.
The Spartans (7-0) stayed unbeaten after Carah Sumpter pitched …
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4/9/25
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SMYRNA — By a 3-1 vote on Tuesday night Smyrna Town Council members ended the bid of a mayoral candidate over residency issues.
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 By Craig Anderson
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4/8/25
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In 'Toon: Memory loss
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4/8/25
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NEWARK — The Delaware men’s basketball team has filled one of the vacancies on its roster.
And the Blue Hens didn’t have to look too far to find the player.
Guard Cavan …
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4/8/25
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MILFORD — Gene Lake was sure he was never going to put on a football helmet and shoulder pads again.
He was almost 25 years old and had graduated from Milford High six years before.
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 By Andy Walter
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4/8/25
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On Friday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged another 2,000 points, the S&P 500 fell another 322 points, the Nasdaq index officially entered “bear market” territory, and global markets continued to react predictably to President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” trade war insanity.
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By Thomas L. Knapp
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4/8/25
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In 'Toon: Torpedo
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4/7/25
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Brewers acquire RHP Quinn Priester from Red Sox as they seek boost for injury-riddled pitching staff
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Right-handed pitcher Quinn Priester went from Boston to Milwaukee in a trade Monday that sends the Red Sox outfield prospect Yophery Rodriguez, a competitive balance selection in …
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4/7/25
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One person came one first-round women's NCAA Tournament game away from perfection in the CBS Sports Bracket Challenge.
The one miss occurred when 10th-seeded South Dakota State defeated No. 7 …
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By MARK ANDERSON
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4/7/25
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Gov. Matt Meyer toured the state’s largest prison Friday and liked what he saw.
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By Craig Anderson
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4/7/25
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School board controversies have emerged statewide in the last two years, and lawmakers are now working to improve accountability and representation on those governing bodies.
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 By Joseph Edelen
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4/7/25
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Gone but never forgotten.
That was the theme of an annual ceremony Friday on Georgetown's Circle, in remembrance of Harvey Gregg, the town’s 70-year-old chief of police who died April 4, 1998.
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4/7/25
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Delaware’s National Alliance on Mental Illness will have its annual mental health visibility walk on May 3 at Delaware Technical Community College’s Terry Campus in Dover.
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4/7/25
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GEORGETOWN — Due to changing conditions regarding the build cost and requirements, the Sussex County Council will consider upping its investment in the replacement town hall project in Dewey …
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 By Brian Gilliland
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4/7/25
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It didn’t take long for the Donald Trump administration to take a wrecking ball to U.S. national security and intelligence infrastructure and reputation. Therefore, a scholarly assessment of the damage should not have to wait until some artificial juncture, like 100 days into his second term.
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By Dr. Samuel B. Hoff
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4/7/25
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The federal government has announced that it is withdrawing approximately $12 billion worth of public health grants issued as part of the COVID-19 relief efforts, including $38 million allocated to state agencies and nonprofits in Delaware.
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By Reps. Tim Dukes and Jeff Spiegelman
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4/7/25
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I had the privilege of working alongside Donna Mitchell for 14 years during my time on Dover City Council — first in her role as finance director, then as city manager.
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4/7/25
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Plenty of amusing activities kept kids and their families entertained Saturday during We Are Milford Day.
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 By Brian Trompeter
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4/7/25
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