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The rubber has almost met the road, as the Sussex County Land Use Reform Working Group reviewed 19 proposed recommendations during its Aug. 5 meeting.
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 By Brian Gilliland
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8/8/25
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There’s a whole lot of something coming to a property that once housed a Papa John’s in the 1000 block of South Dupont Boulevard in Smyrna.
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8/8/25
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SMYRNA — In August 2023, a mystery revealed itself to a property owner in the under-construction Auburn Meadows.
Subsequently, the unidentified individual notified the Delaware Division of …
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 By Mike Finney
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8/8/25
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SUSSEX COUNTY — The popular Celtic to Classical festival marks its 10th season of bringing culturally diverse music to southern Delaware audiences with the return of internationally celebrated …
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8/8/25
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SELBYVILLE — The Southern Delaware Orchestra will make its first appearance at the Freeman Arts Pavilion on Aug. 12.
The orchestra’s musicians will perform “A Salute to …
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8/8/25
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Delaware officials, including the governor, have touted the economic advantages of legalizing recreational marijuana, and early sales figures seem to back that up.
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 By Brian Trompeter
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8/7/25
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It was a moment that sparked a standing ovation and resounding applause in Millsboro.
On Aug. 4, Millsboro Lt. David Moyer and Delaware State Police Tfc. Brian Nieto were honored with Medals of Valor from the Millsboro Police Department during a Town Council meeting.
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8/7/25
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For the next two months, northbound Coastal Highway in Lewes will be down a lane near Five Points, as the Delaware Department of Transportation continues improvements between Old Mill Road and Tulip Drive.
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By Brian Gilliland
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8/6/25
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Cali Williams of Middletown is Miss Delaware Teen USA 2025, but that’s certainly not all.
She’s also an 18-year-old Middletown High School graduate who aims to be a Delaware State Police trooper and listens to the rock band Metallica.
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By Craig Anderson
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8/6/25
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The Lewes Fire Department announced Aug. 4 that it has elected a chief following the suspension and resignation of Bill Buckaloo on July 21.
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By Brian Gilliland
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8/5/25
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A family-owned roof and home improvement business has the go-ahead for a commercial-residential complex in Dagsboro coined The Commons on Vines Creek.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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8/5/25
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MILLSBORO – Passion for teaching and loyal alma mater ties have precipitated a sudden career change for Millsboro Police Chief Brian Calloway.
Chief Calloway has accepted an offer to teach …
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By Glenn Rolfe
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8/5/25
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Members of Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 22 have passed a unanimous vote of no confidence in Lewes city manager Ellen McCabe, citing their belief that officers were improperly promoted.
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By Brian Gilliland
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8/4/25
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While encountering a stinging jellyfish may sour a beach day, it’s not all that unusual, and 2025’s seemingly larger population isn’t outside of the norm, experts say.
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By Brian Gilliland
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8/3/25
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The CenDel Foundation has announced Dennis Forbes as its celebrity chef for its 11th annual Gourmet Dinner FUN’d Drawing Party.
The party raises money for the Gourmet Dinner …
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 By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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8/3/25
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DOVER — Valerie Biden Owens, Claire DeMatteis, Charlotte King and Charlotte Miller-Lacy will highlight the 2025 Delaware Women’s Hall of Fame class of inductees, Gov. Matt Meyer announced …
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8/1/25
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Two days before the start of recreational marijuana sales in Delaware, Gov. Matt Meyer toured a Milford cultivation facility July 30, getting a firsthand look — and whiff — of the company’s process.
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By Brian Trompeter
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7/31/25
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DOVER — The Delaware Division of Public Health will hold a special Back-to-School and Sports Physical Day at one clinic in each county the first week of August.
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7/31/25
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Residents of East Loockerman Street in Dover convened at the July 29 Council Committee of the Whole meeting to voice concern about speeders on their road, noting that a toddler was killed there last January.
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By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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7/31/25
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While there is a funding shortfall for some beach replenishment, both the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dispute statements that there is no funding at all.
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By Brian Gilliland
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7/30/25
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