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Public suggestions sought for new Smyrna district middle school's name
So far, Smyrna School District officials say they have received a good number of suggestions regarding a new name for Clayton Intermediate School. more
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The purchase of a Historic Lewes Farmers Market Tomato Festival T-shirt, available at the market, will come with a free raffle ticket.
Tomato Festival highlights this week’s Lewes farmers market
The Historic Lewes Farmers Market is celebrating its favorite fruit from 8 a.m. to noon Aug. 2, with the 19th annual Tomato Festival at George H.P. Smith Park, Dupont Avenue. more
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Cape Henlopen School District to provide free breakfast, lunch to all students this year
Beginning this fall, and continuing through the 2028-29 year, Cape Henlopen School District students will be provided breakfasts and lunches free of charge. more
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Blood Bank of Delmarva faces critical need for donations
DOVER — The Blood Bank of Delmarva is running dry and is calling for individuals for help. The organization has declared a blood emergency in Delmarva as the region’s blood supply … more
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Delaware Futures' Shawn Selby, left, joins Patricia Mann of the Greater Smyrna Clayton Boys & Girls Club on July 28. The two organizations will team up for a health fair Aug. 2.
Growing Delaware Futures Health Fair in Smyrna on Aug. 2
This year’s Delaware Futures Health Fair, coming up in Smyrna on Aug. 2, will be more than double its size from 2024. more
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Willey Farms garden center manager Gretchen Willey-Gill and her family have rebuilt the Townsend establishment following a November 2018 fire.
Now 50, Willey Farms continues to thrive in Townsend
Upgrade plans were underway as the Willey Farms family watched the Townsend produce market be destroyed by a fire seven years ago. Following the blaze — caused by an electrical malfunction — just a small part of the site’s greenhouse remained, and there was $6 million in damage. more
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The Sussex County Administrative Offices are located on the Circle in Georgetown.
Sussex County staff, public acknowledge Robert Wheatley’s departure from P&Z board
The Sussex County Planning & Zoning Commission, along with county staff and residents, recognized the board’s outgoing chair and 30-year member Robert Wheatley on July 23. more
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Tidewater Utilities rates increase 13% after state settlement
Tidewater Utilities customers will see their water bills increase by an average of about $96 per year under a settlement approved July 2 by the Public Service Commission. more
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The Sussex County Administrative Offices are located on the Circle in Georgetown.
Sussex County taxes a blend of government, school expenditures
While Sussex County’s 2025 property taxes are payable July 1, bills aren’t sent out until the first two weeks of August and are due Sept. 30. more
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Runners hit the street at the start of the Dam Mill 5K Run & 5K Walk in Millsboro on July 27.
Dam Mill 5K a long-running challenge for runners
Runners of all skill levels took to the pavement in Millsboro on July 27 for the 42nd Dam Mill 5K Run & 5K Walk, one of the oldest races in Delaware. more
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Daniel Asmarzadeh, left, and his wife, Emily Asmarzadeh, the owner of Living Bread Sourdough Co., at the Riverwalk Farmers Market on July 19. It is the cottage food establishment's first year selling at the market.
Delaware cottage food laws help home-based businesses prepare food safely
Delaware’s cottage food regulations, in effect since 2016, are designed to allow home-based enterprises prepare their goods safely. The guidelines developed following a surge of other states adopting them in the early 2010s. more
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U.S. Rep. Sarah McBride speaks at the "Families First" rally in Dover on July 26.
Dover “Families First” rally speaks on potential health care, food benefits cuts in Delaware
The capital city joined Americans across the nation for a “Families First” rally on July 26, organized by Indivisible Central Delaware. The rally intended to … more
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Dirt flies July 25 at the groundbreaking for TidalHealth's Millsboro North Campus. From left are Tyler Barnes, Gillis Gilkerson's president; Millsboro assistant town manager Ashleigh Sander; Millsboro Police Chief Brian Calloway; Millsboro Mayor Bob McKee; TidalHealth president/CEO Steve Leonard; TidalHealth chief operating officer Cindy Lunsford; TidalHealth Nanticoke president Penny Short; Angel Aguilar, TidalHealth's executive director of facilities; Maria Lehman chair of TidalHealth Nanticoke's board of directors; and Dr. Joe Kim, TidalHealth's executive medical director for primary care.
Ground broken for pioneering TidalHealth Millsboro North Campus
Shovels of dirt marked the start of TidalHealth’s much-anticipated Millsboro North Campus on July 25. more
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Seaford native Jim Bowden was appointed the Seaford Police Department's official historian July 22. From left are City Councilmen Mike Bradley and Orlando Holland, Mr. Bowden, Councilman Dan Henderson, Mayor Matt MacCoy, Police Chief Marshall Craft Jr., city manager Charles Anderson, Councilwoman Stephanie Grassett and Councilman Alan Quillen.
Bowden appointed Seaford Police Department's official historian
With a passion for the past, Jim Bowden Jr. has sometimes been called a “noted historian.” At the July 22 City Council meeting, he became the Seaford Police Department’s official one. more
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Residents at the "Dover Voices Heard" town hall July 21 listen to City Councilman Brian Lewis, right.
Dover hosts public safety town hall to address gun violence concerns
Dover officials and representatives from End Community Violence Now Delaware, the Delaware Department of Justice and Leaders in Transition can all agree. more
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Delaware Forest Service firefighter Tom Hairgrove utilizes a chain saw to cut vegetation while in response to a wildfire in Colorado.
First State firefighters on the scene of Colorado's Turner Gulch wildfire
The Delaware firefighters contending with a wildfire in Colorado were about a third of the way through their deployment July 23 and holding up well. more
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Buckaloo suspended, resigns as chief from Lewes Fire Department
Reelected as chief of the Lewes Fire Department in 2024, Bill Buckaloo has been suspended and then chose to resign his position after he made an undisclosed “derogatory comment in a public setting,” the department announced July 21. more
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The Historic Lewes Farmer’s Market is asking residents to help celebrate its 20th anniversary all year round with yard signs.
Dressed oysters feature at this week’s Historic Lewes Farmers Market
LEWES — Chef Zane Rego from Drift Seafood & Raw Bar will feature ingredients from Fox Briar Farm and other vendors in his market demonstration preparing a dressed oyster for Market visitors … more
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New this year to the Delaware State Fair are sensory bags provided by KultureCity. The backpacks contain several items to soothe guests who might become overstimulated.
Delaware State Fair features new sensory-sensitive area, supply bags
The Delaware State Fair can be too loud, too bright, too smelly or just plain too much for some attendees. So, organizers are offering a designated soothing area and sensory bags for the 2025 event. more
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A view of Eighth Street looking toward Somers Cove Marina following high tide on Sept. 23. The tents in the background are setup for the annual J. Millard Tawes Crab & Clam Bake scheduled for Sept. 25.
Trump administration policies pose threats to Maryland’s ambitious climate efforts
The low-lying coastal community of Crisfield, on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, lost a federal grant aimed at preventing flooding and managing sea-level rise, while universities and research … more
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