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As we approach a decade since medical aid-in-dying legislation was first introduced in Delaware, residents and lawmakers alike should be well versed on how this established end-of-life health care option works in the United States.
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By Thomas Herlihy III
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3/17/25
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Cookies and cupcakes are just a glimpse of what Niya Evans, aka Ms. Kee, has to offer.
At her 306 Main St. bakery in Clayton, indulgence goes beyond just treats, blending sweetness with community spirit and women’s empowerment.
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By Abigail Gordon
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3/17/25
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MILFORD — The Milford Police Department’s Criminal Investigations Division on Feb. 25 received a tip regarding a shots-fired incident that occurred Feb. 24 in near West and N.W. Second …
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3/17/25
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Jerry Hull, of Dover, photographed this resident barred owl in his backyard in west Dover Feb. 4,.
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3/16/25
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In 'Toon: Tariff
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3/16/25
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It’s a day of friends, fashion, and fitness. The W3 What Women Want Fest is a festive and relaxing day for women to gather together with their gal pals of all ages.
This 2025 event returns …
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3/16/25
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SMYRNA — Residents on Saturday rejected a $5.4 referendum ask by the Smyrna School District designed to add safety measures, hire teachers and more.
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 By Craig Anderson
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3/15/25
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In 'Toon: Wall Street
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3/15/25
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SMYRNA — The key to accomplishing something big, said Kurt Howell, is not always thinking about that big goal.
It really is just about focusing on the task in front of you.
Or, in …
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 By Andy Walter
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3/15/25
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In 'Toon: Gold
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3/15/25
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Daily State News DOVER — A pair of Henlopen Conference girls’ basketball players made the first team as the girls’ and boys’ All-State teams were announced by the Delaware …
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3/14/25
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The treatment of the Ukrainian president in the Oval Office by our president and vice president was nothing short of despicable. He was treated with disrespect, including being accused of not being sufficiently subservient.
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3/14/25
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Soon, it will be time for the citizens of Dover to vote for City Council seats that will be open. There are some newcomers running, to give us another choice in who could possibly lead our city.
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3/14/25
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Gathering for their rights, over 100 military members assembled in Legislative Hall in Dover on Thursday, as part of the second annual We the Veterans rally.
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 By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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3/14/25
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Over the last three years, Indian River School District’s operating expenses have increased an average of 7.4% annually, while revenue has increased by only 3.55%.
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 By Glenn Rolfe
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3/14/25
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Instead of buying Associated Press articles to fill the paper with, how about the journalists on staff look into the Delaware congressional representatives? Interview Sen. Chris Coons, Rep. Sarah McBride and Sen. Lisa Blunt Rochester, all Democrats, on why they voted against the Laken Riley Act. Spotlight the votes they cast.
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3/14/25
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Do you want to stop government waste? Then, consider this.
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By Doris W. Draper
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3/14/25
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DOVER – Caesar Rodney School District’s annual Rider Pride Day will be on April 12 at Caesar Rodney High School, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Festivities at the event include art shows, …
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3/14/25
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Once upon a time, there was a beautiful kingdom, so wonderful that the whole world marveled at it. Its achievements in the arts, sciences, medicine and in caring for the welfare of its own citizens — no matter how rich or poor — as well as its ability to defend itself and its ability to help nations and peoples beyond its shores was second to none.
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3/14/25
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