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MILFORD — Before he applied for a job at Milford High, Rod Milstead wanted to check out the place.
The former Delaware State football coach and standout spent a day walking the halls of …
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 By Andy Walter
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3/18/25
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A proposed Dagsboro ordinance structured to abate public nuisances will undergo some revision for clarity.
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 By Glenn Rolfe
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3/18/25
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Transgender girls are girls. They sense themselves to be girls. Their brains recognize that they are girls. They take medications (sometimes) to help their bodies be more consistent with their essential girlness. No matter how much folks like Sen. Bryant Richardson, R-Seaford, insist that they are not girls, transgender girls are girls.
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By Kristin Froehlich
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3/18/25
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DOVER — There’s a sense of family at The Children’s Theatre of Dover, even amid a hectic rehearsal one week prior to “Shrek the Musical.”
And it’s not just …
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 By Mike Finney
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3/18/25
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Delaware joined other East Coast states to create the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, basically a tax on carbon dioxide emissions from power plants. Power plants must buy emission allowances at quarterly auctions and turn them in based on emission levels.
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By David T. Stevenson
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3/18/25
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In'Toon: Tennis
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SEAFORD – As of his stop at Nanticoke Post 6 in Seaford Thursday evening during his yearlong tour of the United States, James LaCoursiere Jr. had 167 days remaining in his tenure as American …
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By Glenn Rolfe
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3/18/25
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SEAFORD – Seaford residents can mark May 12-16 as the dates for the annual Cleanup Week, an initiative designed to improve the overall appearance of the city.
The city council at the March …
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By Glenn Rolfe
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3/18/25
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SMYRNA — The more he learned the more inspired he was to recreate an image of Richard Allen.
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 By Craig Anderson
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3/17/25
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WILMINGTON — Delaware’s federal delegation denounced the Trump Administration and Congressional Republicans’ continuing resolution on Monday, which calls for the House of …
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 By Joseph Edelen
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3/17/25
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I’ve become tired of certain factions on the far right making much to do about transgender females “unfairly” participating in girls’ sports in the name of maintaining essential equity.
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3/17/25
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DOVER — The Downtown Dover Partnership — to address longtime contamination and environmental justice issues — was awarded a brownfields multipurpose grant from the Environmental …
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By Mike Finney
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3/17/25
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The following letter was delivered to Delaware Senate Pro Tempore Dave Sokola, D-Newark.
As a former 16-year colleague of in the Delaware legislature, I cannot begin to express my disappointment in you and the Democratic leaders in the Senate.
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3/17/25
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Recent op-eds on the 340B program cite the need to work together to serve our communities. We couldn’t agree more, but one-sided reforms to the 340B program will not move us toward true solutions.
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By Christina Crooks Bryan
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3/17/25
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A period of coal-fired power generation that spanned several decades is over.
NRG’s Indian River Power Plant Unit 4, the last generator in Delaware using coal, ceased operations Feb. 23, after about 68 years.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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3/17/25
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The city of Dover celebrated St. Patrick’s Day with a small gathering outside of City Hall on Monday.
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 By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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3/17/25
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Tiffany Gaston of Smyrna aims to improve the environment, one 5-gallon bucket at a time.
That’s why she started Mother Nurture Composting Services, which transports food scraps to Linvilla Orchards in Media, Pennsylvania, for processing.
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By Craig Anderson
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3/17/25
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All-Henlopen Conference teams BOYS' BASKETBALL All-Northern Division First team
Jameson Tingle Cape Henlopen So. Elijah Farrington Milford Jr. Chase Sullivan Smyrna Jr. David Maker Sussex …
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3/17/25
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NEWARK — Tara Zollinger, who won three NCAA Division II national titles at Shippensburg, Pa., is the new field hockey head coach at the University of Delaware.
She replaces Rolf van de …
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