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Director of Special Education Kevin Smith said during a June 11 school board meeting that the initiative is a three-year partnership designed for students with a diagnosed disability.
Maryland spent big on youth mental health -- but then the budget crisis hit
This is the first part of a multipart Local News Network series that will continue with weekly installments through the spring. more
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Cape Henlopen school district's administrative office in Lewes.
Cape Henlopen schools stand to lose $4M from feds
The Cape Henlopen School District received the same letter Feb. 14 that many others did. It was from the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights, threatening suspension of federal funding should it be found in noncompliance with the Trump administration’s interpretation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. more
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Middletown man convicted in large-scale drug case
WILMINGTON — A 54-year-old Middletown man was convicted on Feb. 24 on drug-related charges from a large-scale operation, the United States Department of Justice announced Tuesday. more
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Rehoboth Beach opens seasonal hiring opportunities
The Rehoboth Beach Patrol announced it is beginning the process to add staff for the coming summer season, offering a … more
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Sen. Bryant Richardson, R-Seaford, holds up models of a fetus at 22-weeks (right) and 26-weeks (left) as he outlined his opposition to enshrining the right to an abortion in the Delaware Constitution.
Delaware Senate Republicans cite religion, court decisions for opposition to abortion constitutional amendment
DOVER — A proposal to enshrine the right to an abortion in the Delaware Constitution considered during Monday’s Senate Health and Social Services Committee meeting drew widespread … more
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Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition Gala guests dance the night away. DAILY STATE NEWS/ABBY GORDON
Lights of Life illuminates breast cancer survivors
Thousands of dollars, along with spirits, were raised at the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition’s annual Lights of Life Gala in Dover on Saturday. more
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Federal freeze could cost DNREC $86M
About $86 million in funding for at least three major Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control programs could be in jeopardy. more
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DelDOT preparing for U.S. 113 bridge rehabs in Milford
MILFORD — The Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) is preparing to rehabilitate two Dupont Boulevard (U.S. 113) bridges over the Haven Lake spillway in Milford starting in late … more
Water line installation begins on Milford’s S. Washington Street
MILFORD — City of Milford officials informed residents that starting March 3 a contractor will be installing about 700 linear feet of new and replacement water lines along S. Washington Street. … more
Delaware Tech invites public to visit its 4 campuses
DOVER — Delaware Technical Community College will hold a Campus Visit Day at all four of its campuses on Saturday, March 22, from 9 to 11:30 a.m. College officials invite the public to tour the … more
Proposed design of the 50-unit neighborhood on about 12 acres.
P&Z to review 50 condo plan at Gulfstream Glen Cove
GEORGETOWN — Applicant Gulfstream Glen Cove is seeking a zoning change from AR-1 Agricultural/Residential to MR Medium-density Residential in order to build 50 single-family condominium units … more
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DelDOT to present at joint council meeting Tuesday
GEORGETOWN — As has become its custom during the past several weeks, the Sussex County Council and its Planning and Zoning Commission will hold another joint session on Tuesday, this time … more
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Ladies Night Shrimp Feast attendees Victoria Hoyvald and Tisha Johnson visit the Back to the 80's booth during the Feb. 28 event at the Dagsboro Volunteer Fire Department. .
Dagsboro shrimp feast a reason for ladies to party, 1980s style
DAGSBORO – The Dagsboro Volunteer Fire Department Station 73 was the staging venue for the department’s 2 nd Annual Ladies Night Shrimp Feast Friday, Feb. 28. The event drew upwards … more
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Protestors lined Coastal Highway Saturday morning from the corner of Old Landing Road to near the intersection of Rehoboth Mall Blvd.
Gallery: Coastal Highway protest draws more than 100
REHOBOTH BEACH — More than 100 demonstrators lined Coastal Highway Saturday morning basking in car horns showing support and laughing at rude gestures from traffic.  "There's a … more
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Faries Funeral Directors & Crematorium owner Robert Timblin holds a container that can be used to hold composted human remains.
Out-of-state human composting an option for Delawareans
Upon an individual’s death, cremation is one option. Or perhaps a burial in a casket is preferred. Now, thanks to Faries Funeral Directors & Crematorium in Smyrna, there’s another choice: human composting. more
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The Milford Senior Center.
Area senior centers press state for more transportation funding
DOVER — State transportation aid to area senior centers is insufficient, unreliable and may lead to service cutbacks, leaders of three facilities told the Delaware General Assembly’s … more
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When the South Frederica interchange was under construction, there were numerous discussions about possible development in the area.
DelDOT continues work on Transportation Improvement Districts with future Kent County development in sight
DOVER — As Kent County prepares for future development outlined in its updated comprehensive plan, several Transportation Improvement Districts remain under formulation in the county. The … more
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DE OZ Property Management LLC will preserve and renovate the brick façade of the historic Carlisle Firehouse, which the company is converting into affordable apartments.
Construction to start this spring on Carlisle Firehouse apartment conversion
MILFORD — Construction will begin in late April or early May to convert the former Carlisle Firehouse in Milford into 15 affordable apartments. The 23,940-square-foot firehouse, built in 1924, … more
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Milford City Council approved $70,000 for the design and construction of a water tower for the Milford Corporate Center and a referendum will be held at a later date for the tower.
Hearing set on Milford water infrastructure referendum
Milford City Council decided Monday to hold a public hearing to address a proposed up-to-$8.5 million bond referendum that would pay for water infrastructure upgrades. more
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This photo, taken on Feb. 4, 2025, shows construction progress being made on the renovation-and-expansion project at Milford Middle School.
Milford Middle School project under budget, set to open in August
MILFORD — The ongoing renovation and expansion of Milford Middle School is proceeding along well, the school district’s staff members told the Milford Board of Education Feb. 24. … more
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