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MILTON — The Friends of Prime Hook National Wildlife Preserve is restarting its Spring programs with a guided bird walk and backyard composting seminar on April 4.
The first Saturday bird walk …
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3/30/26
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Tax Day is approaching soon, but experts say planning should have begun long ago.
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 By Craig Anderson
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3/30/26
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Indian River High School pride was highlighted March 28 at its alumni association's annual Beef & Brew at the Frankford Volunteer Fire Co.
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3/29/26
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REHOBOTH BEACH — Several hundred protesters joined Delaware State Attorney General Kathy Jennings in Rehoboth Beach during the aftenoon of March 28 to voice their displeasure at the director of the …
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3/29/26
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DOVER — Fundraising is open for the 9 th annual Humane Animal Partners “Shelter Slumber Pawty” with the capstone event a 24-hour stay in one of its three shelters from noon on April 18 until …
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3/29/26
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FELTON — It’s no secret that chainsaw carving artist Josh Miller is the creator of some pretty cool creations.
However, it was probably still a pretty big surprise when Felton’s Mr. Miller …
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3/29/26
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SMYRNA — Smyrna Vice Mayor Corrine Upshur said she and Mayor Tabitha Gott planned a local gathering after attending a national event.
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3/29/26
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Protesters lined Rehoboth Beach's Coastal Highway from Tanger Drive to near Munchy Branch Road along the northbound lanes and from Country Club Road to Shuttle Road along the south to protest many facets of the Trump administration March 28.
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3/28/26
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DOVER — Delaware’s adjutant general, Maj. Gen. James A. Benson, will speak to Kent County Veterans on March 28 at 2 p.m. at the Kent County Veterans Memorial Park.
He will honor Kent …
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3/28/26
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Dover Mayor Robin R. Christiansen paraphrased the words of Mark Twain to describe his uncharacteristic absence from City Council meetings over the past month.
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3/28/26
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DOVER — For the past two years, downtown Dover neighbors have sent complaints to the City of Dover mayor and city council, airing out their frustrations and first hand experiences with criminal …
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3/27/26
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At one point in his 27-year career with the Georgetown Police Department, Ralph “Rusty” Holm was a member of the motorcycle unit.
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3/27/26
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The city of Seaford has launched a questionnaire, inviting input about upgrading The Jay’s Nest Playground.
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3/27/26
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Two arrests were made after an 18-year-old male was shot in Dover March 26, authorities said.
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3/27/26
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DOVER — Established by Executive Order 1 issued in Jan. 2025, Gov. Matt Meyer’s office announced it had expanded the state’s LGBTQ+ Commission from 9 to 15 members with Executive Order 20, …
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3/27/26
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DOVER — More and more people are now regularly using AI to write emails, plan vacations, apply for jobs and draft fitness plans.
It follows that people are starting to ask it bigger questions.
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3/27/26
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There might be nowhere else on Earth where ballerinas perform in a barn.
But that’s one of Loblolly Acres’ big claims to fame — because its owners aren’t afraid to take chances.
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By Mike Finney
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3/27/26
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After months of repeated violation allegations against People’s Church of Dover, the Daily State News is using the Freedom of Information Act to discover what’s fact and what’s fiction.
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By Xiomara Moore
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3/27/26
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Mark your calendars for a five-day carnival in Georgetown to benefit emergency medical services in the area.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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3/27/26
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CHESTERTOWN, Md. — This year’s Chestertown Tea Party Festival comes with an extra boost.
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By Craig Anderson
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3/27/26
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