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Confirmed cases of avian influenza affecting humans, as of Tuesday.
Two of three Kent County bird flu quarantines lifted
Over the last several days, two of three poultry farms in Kent County affected by the highly pathogenic avian influenza have had their quarantine protocols lifted, according to the Delaware Department of Agriculture. more
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On Monday, Milford City Council unanimously approved Riverwalk Villas, a development of 27 town houses, outlined in purple, that will be built at Mispillion and Marshall streets.
Milford City Council OKs Riverwalk Villas
Riverwalk Villas, a development of 27 town houses by the Milford Housing Development Corp., received unanimous approval Monday from Milford City Council. more
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University of Delaware student tax heads to House floor vote
DOVER — Newark is home to Delaware’s flagship college — the University of Delaware. But amidst rising growth to the institution’s student body and simultaneous strains on … more
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A long wooden bridge traverses wetlands at the start of the 1.1-mile walking trail at Big Oak Park in Smyrna. DAILY STATE NEWS/MIKE FINNEY
A walk on the mild side: Outdoor strolls beckon with warmer temps
DOVER — With the arrival of spring and the weather warming up, the lure of the great outdoors is pulling at many Delawareans. Fortunately, there is no shortage of walking trails at state, … more
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Senate Bill 21 sparked a national debate, as Delaware leaders sought a "course correction" to increase predictability in the state's corporate law structure.
Controversial corporate changes signed into law in Delaware
After weeks of unprecedented national discussion over proposed changes to Delaware’s corporate law, Gov. Matt Meyer signed the measure into effect Tuesday. more
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Potassium iodide tablets available in Middletown on April 3
A free distribution of potassium iodide tablets, designed to protect humans against nuclear emergencies, will take place April 3 in Middletown. more
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Bryan Shupe won the District 36 State Representative Republican nominee spot for the General Election in November.
Delaware House advances bill to move primary election from September to April
DOVER — The First State has one of the latest primary elections in the United States. Once again, lawmakers in the House of Representatives are making an attempt to push the election into … more
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The Harrington city elections on May 7 have been canceled due to uncontested candidates for each party.
Bivans, Tolson squaring off in Harrington mayor’s race
Unlike four years ago, Harrington Mayor Duane E. Bivans has picked up a challenger for his May 6 reelection bid. That contender, Frank Tolson, a business owner and member of the city’s Board of Adjustment, said he has been thinking about a mayoral run for “quite some time.” more
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Millsboro man arrested after shots fired
MILLSBORO — A 56-year-old Millsboro man was arrested for gun offenses stemming from a shots fired incident Saturday night, Delaware State Police said. more
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This image from the Library of Congress depicts the deathbed scene of assassinated U.S. President Abraham Lincoln. The president's final hours will be the subject of a presentation by author Kathryn Canavan on April 12 at Milford Public Library.
Author to discuss President Lincoln’s final hours
MILFORD — The Milford Museum American History Series will continue on Saturday, April 12, at 1:00 p.m. at the Milford Public Library in Milford, Delaware. Author Kathryn Canavan will present a … more
Double Dutch Therapy shared games and joy at the 2025 W3 What Women Want Fest, hosted by the Daily State News.
Fest for women in Wyoming celebrates local female leadership
The W3 What Women Want Fest returned for another year, with a day of fun, relaxation and festivities Saturday in Wyoming. more
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The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control will host a public meeting on the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission’s Horseshoe Crab Management Plan on Thursday. PHOTO COURTESY OF U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE
DNREC to host public meeting on horseshoe crab management plan
DOVER — The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, through its’ Division of Fish and Wildlife, will host a public meeting on the Atlantic States Marine … more
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Smyrna School District superintendent Deborah Judy speaks at Wednesday's board of education meeting at Clayton Intermediate School.
Smyrna School District seeks input after referendum failure
Smyrna School District officials are undecided on their next steps after a $5.4 million referendum was rejected March 15. At a school board meeting Wednesday, members voiced concern about how the decision would affect students and asked for the public’s help in finding solutions. more
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Pastor Brian C. Cunningham became the first African American preacher for First Baptist Church of Dover about a month ago. He and his wife, Cecile Cunningham, now call the church home. DAILY STATE NEWS/MIKE FINNEY
A first for First Baptist: New pastor, wife find church to call home
DOVER — Every day, Pastor Brian C. Cunningham tries to discover inspiring messages to share about his walk with God. In doing so, he’s also made some history. One of the … more
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As solar electricity becomes more popular, Delaware lawmakers are taking a look at some of the technology's regulations.
Delaware Senate passes bills to foster transparency in energy costs
DOVER — The state Senate unanimously passed a package of legislation Thursday that seek to promote transparency in Delaware’s energy sector following recent spikes in residents’ … more
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From left, Erika Garrett, John St. Louis and Shawn Christmas are together at the Galactic Con event.
Gallery: Galactic Con draws a crowd in Middletown
MIDDLETOWN — There were around 1,500 attendees at the 10th annual Galactic Con held Saturday at Appoquinimink High in Middletown. more
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More than 300 gathered to protest federal policy decisions on March 22 along Coastal Highway between Old Landing Rd. and Route 24 in Rehoboth Beach.
Gallery: Coastal Highway protest brings 300 demonstrators
REHOBOTH BEACH — More than 300 protestors gathered along Coastal Highway between Route 24 and Old Landing Road Saturday morning, tripling the size of the March 1 rally, bringing blaring … more
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The directory of businesses found in the public lobby of 1221 College Park Dr. in Dover. Three suites are not rented to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
DOGE targets USDA, USGS agency offices in Dover
DOVER — Earlier this month, the Department of Government Efficiency listed two federal offices in Dover, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Delaware and Maryland Rural Development State … more
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The Milford Planning Commission on Tuesday recommended that City Council approve plans for Riverfront Villas, a development of 27 town homes, outlined in purple, at Mispillion and Marshall streets.
Planning Commission supports Riverwalk Villas in Milford
The Milford Housing Development Corp. received the Planning Commission’s backing Tuesday for Riverwalk Villas, a development of 27 town houses at Mispillion and Marshall streets. more
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Members of Dover’s Historic District Commission heard plans for the expansion of Legislative Hall at its meeting Thursday. DAILY STATE NEWS/MIKE FINNEY
House committee OKs bill for Suicide Prevention Office
A Delaware House of Representatives committee voted Wednesday to advance legislation that would establish a state Office of Suicide Prevention, a bill now known as “DJ’s Act.” more
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