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MILTON — On Saturday, Sept. 26, atTAcK addiction, a statewide nonprofit founded in 2013 to support those in recovery and their families, will host its third annual Sober Fest at Hudson Fields in …
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9/17/26
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DOVER — In a unanimous vote by the Council Committee of the Whole on Tuesday night, an ordinance establishing a temporary moratorium on data centers goes before the city council.
On April 11, …
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9/17/26
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DOVER — On Tuesday, city manager Sharon Duca presented the Council Committee of the Whole with a plan to implement priority-based budgeting.
This budgeting plan was introduced by …
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9/17/26
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WILMINGTON — Attorney General Kathy Jennings announced Thursday, Sept. 17 in a news release that the Delaware Department of Justice has indicted a former police officer on multiple counts of rape.
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9/17/26
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GEORGETOWN — A proposed residential development along North Bedford Street Extended that could include Habitat for Humanity homes cleared the final hurdle Monday night.
With second reading and …
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By Glenn Rolfe
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9/17/26
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A major road enhancement completed a year ago in Millsboro now bears the name of a farmer, businessperson and longtime member of the Delaware legislature.
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9/17/26
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GEORGETOWN — Sussex Technical High School recently added an Anatomage Table to its equipment to provide hands-on learning opportunities for students in Health Services Technologies.
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9/17/26
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WILMINGTON — The Delaware Division of Small Business hopes to attract lights, cameras and action, announcing Wednesday that applications are being accepted for an entertainment and production tax …
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By Mike Finney
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9/16/26
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The race for mayor in Dover may be seven months away, but two individuals have made clear their intentions to run: 4th District City Councilmember Dr. Roy Sudler Jr. and 13-year resident Billy Craig.
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9/16/26
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LAUREL — A Maryland woman died from injuries sustained in a two-vehicle crash Tuesday, Sept.15 near Laurel, Delaware State Police report.
The crash occurred at 5:50 p.m. at the intersection of …
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9/16/26
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DOVER — The Veterans Awareness Center is ready to offer food, information and plenty of assistance to those that served the country at Veterans 2026 Stand Down.
The 16th annual event will take …
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9/16/26
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After casting her vote on primary election day Tuesday, Sept. 15, Nicola Edwards exited the Appoquinimink Community Library in Middletown with a smile.
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9/15/26
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A ceremonial groundbreaking took place Tuesday, Sept. 15, for a grade-separated interchange at U.S. 113 and Del. 18/Del. 404 in Georgetown, a $109 million project designed to correct a deficient signalized junction.
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9/15/26
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With nothing to lose and much to possibly gain, Millsboro leaders gave a Downtown Development District designation a shot.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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9/15/26
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The Kent County Deeds Office and the Kent County Public Library have partnered to make access to property records more convenient.
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By Mike Finney
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9/15/26
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DOVER — Saturday’s gathering seemed to be a natural fit, considering the number of service members who have made their final flights into Dover Air Force Base for dignified transfers.
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By Mike Finney
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9/15/26
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From head to toe, a good time is planned for the fourth annual Hats & Heels fundraiser at Bally’s Dover on Saturday, Sept. 19.
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By Craig Anderson
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9/15/26
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After a move from Maryland, the Nanticoke Watershed Alliance is settling in a downtown Seaford headquarters with a scenic view of the Nanticoke River, as well as programming opportunities.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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9/14/26
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GEORGETOWN — The Stockley Tavern’s ongoing support for the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition resumes this year on Saturday, Sept. 26 with the seventh annual “Hoods and Hooters: Drive for a …
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9/14/26
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FRANKFORD — A piece of Frankford history that served as a bank and town hall is going on the market.
The town council on Sept. 1 voted to sell the 5 Main Street property, rather than invest …
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By Glenn Rolfe
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9/14/26
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