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The Milford Planning Commission approved a proposal Tuesday to add more commercial spaces at this site at 39 N. Walnut St., outlined in purple, as wall as allow four upstairs apartments to be converted into short-term rental units.
Milford planners back short-term rentals at North Walnut site
Milford Planning Commission members voted Tuesday to recommend that City Council approve a conditional use change to allow three more commercial spaces at a mixed-use property at 39 N. Walnut St. more
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Young hockey players say "Hockey!" while getting their picture taken.
Future of skating in Kent County remains uncertain
DOVER – Despite support from Mayor Robin Christiansen and Senator Dave Lawson, the future of ice skating in Kent County remains uncertain, with money being the main issue. During a press … more
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Members of the Delaware Forest Service, including State Forester Kyle Hoyd, left, responded to an early morning wildfire in Camden in January.
With drought, Delaware wildlife concerns rise
DOVER — Sam Topper took just a bit of comfort in the recent overnight rain in Delaware. more
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Rep. Kim Williams, D-Newport, led the consideration of two bills on Tuesday that aim to prevent elected officials from receiving coincident pay if they are dually employed by a Delaware college. Both House Bills 9 and 38 passed unanimously.
House passes bills to prevent coincident pay for elected officials at Delaware colleges
DOVER — The House of Representatives passed legislation Tuesday that will require elected officials and state-funded Delaware colleges to disclose dual employment in effort to prevent officials … more
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This rendering shows the design of two emergency medical services facilities that will be built this year in Harrington and Frederica.
‘Investment in safety’: Ground broken for EMS facilities in Harrington, Frederica
Residents living near Harrington and Frederica will be served by a pair of new emergency medical services facilities by year’s end. 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
Despite opposition, corporate law changes head to possible final vote in Delaware House
DOVER — The House of Representatives’ Judiciary Committee voted on Wednesday to send controversial changes to Delaware’s corporate franchise laws for a floor vote in the chamber … more
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Rep. Stell Parker Selby, D-Milton, has been absent for the entirety of the 2025 legislative session following a health incident in late-2024. Now, Delaware Republican Party leaders are calling for answers.
Absence of Milton lawmaker sparks Delaware GOP concerns
DOVER — For the entirety of the 2025 legislative session, Rep. Stell Parker Selby – a Milton Democrat – has been absent from the House of Representatives as she recovers from a … more
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Classical guitarist to perform at Milford church
MILFORD — Classical guitarist William Feasley will perform in a free and unticketed concert on Saturday, March 22, at 3 p.m. at Avenue United Methodist Church, 20 N. Church St. in Milford. The … more
Joe Manzo, left, joins John Barbieri, who goes by "The Delaware Demon" when in costume. Mr. Manzo's business, MG Events, will present the 10th annual Galactic Con in Middletown on Saturday.
Galactic Con popping up in Middletown on Saturday
Promoters of the 10th annual Galactic Con on Saturday in Middletown hope to bring an event that’s fun for all. more
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Donnell Fears, left, and Bobby Wilson will be presenting a carnival in Smyrna, starting Friday.
Carnival in Smyrna marks spring’s arrival
A carnival is coming to Smyrna, and it couldn’t arrive at a better time. After a rough winter, spring begins Thursday. And, as temperatures are rising, a nine-night fair opens Friday at George C. Wright Jr. Municipal Park, 502 N. Main St. more
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State Rep. Eric Morrison introduces legislation to establish medical aid in dying in Delaware in the House of Representatives on Tuesday. The measure — which was vetoed by then-Gov. John Carney last year — now heads to the Senate for final approval.
Delaware House sends end-of-life options bill to Senate
The state House of Representatives narrowly voted to send the proposed establishment of medical aid in dying to the Senate on Tuesday, after debate that centered on a potential expansion of the policy. more
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Sam Cannan, left, and state Rep. Kevin Hensley next to the plaque bearing the legislator's name at the Veterans Watchmaker Initiative in Odessa.
Time for recognition: Watchmaker building named after Rep. Hensley
The Veterans Watchmaker Initiative in Odessa has a much more long-lasting future, thanks to the man whose name is now permanently affixed to it. more
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The process of creating the mural to honor Richard Allen took around a year, creator Michael Rosato said.
Mural in downtown Smyrna lauds 'American hero'
SMYRNA — The more he learned the more inspired he was to recreate an image of Richard Allen. more
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U.S. Rep. Sarah McBride, left; U.S. Sen. Lisa Blunt Rochester, center; and U.S. Sen. Chris Coons stand behind Delaware Medicaid recipients and health care providers at ChristianaCare's Wilmington hospital on Monday during a "Save Medicaid" rally.
Delaware’s federal delegation holds “Save Medicaid” rally amidst potential federal cuts
WILMINGTON — Delaware’s federal delegation denounced the Trump Administration and Congressional Republicans’ continuing resolution on Monday, which calls for the House of … more
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This is the before and after photos of the site remediation that has taken place at 120 S. Governor’s Ave. The site is eventually planned to house a 160 residential unit mixed-use structure. PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE DOWNTOWN DOVER PARTNERSHIP
Downtown Dover Partnership seeks help with brownfield cleanup
DOVER — The Downtown Dover Partnership — to address longtime contamination and environmental justice issues — was awarded a brownfields multipurpose grant from the Environmental … more
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Celebrants at the St. Patrick's Day gathering at Dover's City Hall on Monday included Councilwoman Tricia Arndt, Deacon Bob McMullen of Church of the Holy Cross, Mayor Robin Christiansen and Councilman Fred Neil.
Wee bit of Irish fun: Dover marks St. Pat’s Day with small celebration
The city of Dover celebrated St. Patrick’s Day with a small gathering outside of City Hall on Monday. more
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Mother Nurture Composting Services owner Tiffany Gaston displays a bucket used to discard her clients' food waste.
Mother Nurture business in Smyrna eases composting
Tiffany Gaston of Smyrna aims to improve the environment, one 5-gallon bucket at a time. That’s why she started Mother Nurture Composting Services, which transports food scraps to Linvilla Orchards in Media, Pennsylvania, for processing. more
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Milford police arrest 2 men in shots-fired incident
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 … more
Cody Martin of the Forever Fit Foundation leads the crowd in stretching at the W3: What Women Want Fest, presented by Daily State News in 2024.
What Women Want Fest a lighthearted day of ladies, leadership and laidback fun
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 … more
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Smyrna Middle School was among the polling places for the school district referendum vote on Saturday. DAILY STATE NEWS/CRAIG ANDERSON
Voters reject Smyrna School District's referendum
SMYRNA — Residents on Saturday rejected a $5.4 referendum ask by the Smyrna School District designed to add safety measures, hire teachers and more. more
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