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World War ll veteran Ray Firmani of Elsmere holds a book written about him during a signing event in 2018.
Revered and respected, World War II hero Firmani dies at 103
Ray Firmani, 103, of Elsmere, died peacefully July 20 after a military career that was anything but. more
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With an autographed copy of "The Perilous Fight: Overcoming Our Culture’s War on the American Family," Seaford resident Javier Suarez, right, shakes hands with Dr. Ben Carson during his visit to Seaford on July 18. With them is Dr. Carson's wife, Candy Carson.
By the book: Hundreds hear Dr. Carson’s call to strengthen family ties
Many who attended a Seaford talk by Dr. Ben Carson on July 18 left with his latest book, “The Perilous Fight: Overcoming Our Culture’s War on the American Family.” But not before they heard a rallying cry from Dr. Carson to strengthen family ties to combat the radical ideology that he says is threatening to erode American values. more
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The Dover Police Department may use stop sticks to disable a vehicle during a pursuit. For video with this story, visit baytobaynews.com. DAILY STATE NEWS/CRAIG ANDERSON.
Delaware police vehicle pursuits take many turns
While no two vehicle pursuits are exactly the same, they all create danger for everyone involved. more
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Hundreds gathered outside of Goolee's Grille in Rehoboth Beach to support a Pride-themed "Drag Brunch" on July 20. St. Ann's of Bethany Beach published an announcement of a protest of the event in its weekly bulletin, which never materialized.
GALLERY: Hundreds gather in Rehoboth Beach to defend Goolee’s Grille
REHOBOTH BEACH — While the inciting incident, a protest scheduled for July 20 at a Rehoboth Beach eatery published in the Parish of St. Ann’s weekly bulletin, never materialized, the … more
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Camp Barnes campers tour the pits during the 2024 fundraiser race at Georgetown Speedway.
Camp Barnes race spectacle will feature a 'Pep' talk
A crown jewel of Northeast motor sports, the Camp Barnes Benefit Stock Car Race takes to the dirt at Georgetown Speedway on July 31. more
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Daniel Guzman Sr., joined by his son, Nasir Snipes-Guzman, speaks in front of Dover City Council on July 14, urging more programs for kids in Dover.
Dover community urges action in wake of fatal shootings
Tensions were high during a July 14 public forum at Dover City Hall, as members of the community demanded justice for those lost to gun violence and urged that concrete changes be made. more
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William Donato kneels next to a lavender plant on his property in Townsend. The family-owned Harvey Haven Lavender Farm recently received a $50,000 grant from the Delaware Division of Small Business.
Townsend's Harvey Haven Lavender Farm expanding with EDGE grant
Harvey Haven Lavender Farm’s expansion got a big lift from the state last month. On June 4, the Delaware Division of Small Business announced that the Townsend facility was a winner of a $50,000 Encouraging Development, Growth and Expansion Grant. more
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The façade of the former Visitor’s Center at the Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge, just before demolition began on July 15.
Prime Hook refuge begins demolition of former headquarters, adjacent outbuildings
MILTON — Starting July 15 and expected to last at least five days, sections of the Boardwalk parking lot and portions of the Dike trails at the Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge will be … more
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From left, Dover Police Chief Thomas Johnson; state Sens. Trey Paradee and Eric Buckson; state Rep. Kerri Evelyn Harris; City Council President Fred Neil; and council members Andre Boggerty, Dr. Julia Pillsbury, Tricia Arndt and Donyale Hall attend an unveiling of new police equipment June 15.
Dover Police Department unveils new training technology
The Dover Police Department shared new technology for its police academy on June 15, a five-screen, 300-degree VirTra V-300 training simulator with over 100 scenarios for training … more
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Nikki Jones, a coach for Supreme Loyalty Cheer's Synergy team, works with member Molly Krawczyk at practice in Middletown on July 14.
New Supreme Loyalty Cheer Synergy teammates enjoy Middletown debut
Hard work partnered with fun July 14 in Middletown, as members of Supreme Loyalty Cheer’s first Synergy team started practice. more
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Vehicles proceed southbound on Del. 1, near Middletown. Certain tolls on the road will increase Aug. 15.
New tolls on Del. 1, U.S. 301, I-95 to take effect Aug. 15
Since the state approved toll increases in late June, the question has been when they would take effect. Officials gave an answer late last week, announcing that the rises in tolls on Del. 1 at Biddles Corner and Dover, on mainline U.S. 301 and on Interstate 95 in Newark will begin Aug. 15. more
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Pastor Bob Harting stands on the front steps of now-shuttered Grace Orthodox Presbyterian Church in Middletown. DAILY STATE NEWS/CRAIG ANDERSON
After 43 years in Middletown, Pastor Harting leaves with Grace church closure
After 43 years, Pastor Bob Harting has been having a strong feeling that it’s time to retire. After all, his Grace Orthodox Presbyterian Church in Middetown has been shuttered, as well. more
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Patrons fill Seven Tap-Tavern at the Back Creek Golf Club in Middletown on July 11.
Jaworski’s Seven Tap-Tavern in Middletown the hole package
At Seven Tap-Tavern in Middletown, there’s no need to play 18 holes before munching on an appetizer. And chipping onto a green isn’t required to have a drink or watch TV. more
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Millsboro Police Youth Academy cadet Nathan Dangelantio meets Milford Police K9 Kai during the July 11 program. At left is Kai's handler, Sr. Cpl. John Badger.
Large turnout for Millsboro Police Youth Academy
MILLSBORO – Aside from a couple instructor commands for push-ups, day two of the Millsboro Police Youth Academy was a dog day afternoon. Milford Police Sr. Cpl. John Badger, his trusty K9 … more
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A pair of student volunteers with the Tiny Tots Health Initiative make colorful cards with health-related tips.
Nonprofit founder hopes to bring dental initiative to Delaware
After his father had all his teeth extracted due to preventable causes, Fadie Arabo set out to spare others the same fate. So, as part of his high school graduation requirements, he shadowed a Detroit dentist. more
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Kathy Kelly, the assistant secretary over academic excellence for the Delaware Department of Education, tells the children gathered at Mifflin Meadows on July 9 about “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” DAILY STATE NEWS/MIKE FINNEY
State leaders make push to spark reading
DOVER — Matthew Heckles admitted that it was daunting to read Dr. Seuss’ “Yertle the Turtle” to a roomful of youngsters. But the director of the Delaware State Housing … more
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Helene Keeley, left, executive director of the Delaware Lottery, and Barbara Miller, deputy director, celebrated the agency's 50th anniversary in April. DAILY STATE NEWS/MIKE FINNEY
Delaware Lottery set to celebrate Lottery Week
DOVER — The Delaware Lottery has been busy celebrating its milestone 50th anniversary this year. It will soon have more to celebrate as it joins lotteries across North America in marking … more
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The Delaware Emergency Management Agency's Emergency Operations Center is at 165 Brick Store Landing Road in Smyrna.
Delaware Emergency Management Agency helps residents prepare in times of crisis
In the wake of catastrophic flooding in Texas that killed at least 120 people, Delawareans may be pondering how similar emergencies would be handled here. more
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Bonnie Hall, historian and chair of the Nanticoke Indian Commemoration Committee, speaks at the July 7 Millsboro Town Council meeting.
Expansion in Nanticoke Indian Tribe’s future
The Nanticoke Indian Tribe is hoping to perpetuate its significance through education and collaboration. During a presentation at the July 7 Millsboro Town Council meeting, member Bonnie Hall explained the effort. more
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Dr. Ben Carson, shown sharing the foundation of his American Cornerstone Institute at a prior event at Crossroad Community Church in Georgetown, will be visiting Seaford High School on July 18.
American family is focus of Seaford program, Dr. Carson’s new book
Dr. Ben Carson, a retired neurosurgeon, author and founder of the American Cornerstone Institute, will be part of a free program about families July 18 in Seaford. more
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