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The Seaford Inn, a four-story hotel on Sussex Highway that closed in early 2020 and has fallen into a dilapidated state, could face demolition in 2026.
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 By Glenn Rolfe
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10/31/25
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Dover OUD committee hears from the community, offers recommendations on opioid addiction in the city
Dover's Blue-Ribbon Opioid Use Disorder Taskforce Committee held its first meeting Oct. 29, sharing its purpose and allowing residents to voice their thoughts on combating drug addiction.
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 By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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10/31/25
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DOVER — With Daylight Saving Time ending in the early hours of Nov. 2, the Delaware Fire Marshal advised it was also a good time to test and possibly switch out batteries in smoke detectors.
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10/31/25
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REHOBOTH BEACH — During its annual kickoff “Enchanted Winter Celebration” event, Schellville will begin its holiday season with a tree lighting on Nov. 15.
The tree lighting …
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By Brian Gilliland
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10/31/25
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MUSIC PIANO MAN TRIBUTE HITS SMYRNA The B. Stimson Carrow Auditorium in the Smyrna Opera House on West South Street in Smyrna will host David Clark Presents “ALL ABOUT JOEL”: A Tribute to …
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10/31/25
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DOVER — The First State Heritage Park is celebrating its 20th anniversary and has rebranded one of its signature events.
Formerly known as the 18th Century Market Fair, the upcoming …
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10/31/25
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A woman was scared to attend Fort Delaware State Park’s Paranormal Adventure tour alone.
So, her boyfriend — even with little interest of his own — joined her.
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 By Craig Anderson
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10/31/25
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DOVER — Delaware’s capital city is rich in history, dating back to its 17 th century roots and landmarks that signify its importance in the First State.
But amid those historic sites …
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10/31/25
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Enjoy a global focus in a coastal setting next week, as the 27th annual Rehoboth Beach International Film Festival takes place at four locations.
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By Brian Gilliland
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10/31/25
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DOVER — A 46-year-old Smyrna man was arrested following investigation into a robbery on Oct. 23, authorities said.
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10/30/25
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Its recent move was only a couple blocks away, but the Delaware chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors now has a much larger Georgetown office from which to serve its Sussex County members.
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10/30/25
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REHOBOTH BEACH — New Wave Spas is under new ownership, but still locally and family owned.
The Rehoboth Beach/Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce celebrated the new owners with a ribbon …
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10/30/25
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LEWES — Weather conditions have forced the Cape May-Lewes Ferry to consolidate trips scheduled for Oct. 31 it announced.
From Lewes, the 11:15 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. departures will not sail. …
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10/30/25
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DOVER — Governor Matt Meyer declared a state of emergency in response to the federal shutdown and interruption of SNAP benefits on Oct. 29.
Federal SNAP funding, which supports more than …
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10/30/25
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DOVER — Safety concerns could be tricky Oct. 31, with Halloween falling on a Friday.
Because trick-or-treaters don’t have school the day after the holiday — and many of their …
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By Mike Finney
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10/30/25
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A shooting incident in Lincoln on Oct. 28 that left a residence damaged is under investigation, Delaware State Police said.
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10/29/25
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Between Nov. 5, 2024, and May 8, 2025, a quality-of-life initiative was conducted by the Dover Police Department, after a request by Mayor Robin Christiansen.
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By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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10/29/25
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DOVER — The Delaware Public Archives invites the public to visit this month’s First Saturday Program — “The Fight for Fair Housing: From Discrimination to Justice,” …
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10/29/25
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Dover City Council on Oct. 27 voted to apply to a Delaware State Housing Authority pilot program that would provide technical assistance in support of zoning reform.
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By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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10/29/25
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Over the coming year, there should be plenty for older adults in Sussex County to cheer about.
On Oct. 28, CHEER — a nonprofit that provides services to residents ages 50-plus — broke ground for the Gateway East Senior Residential Village in Georgetown, the first of four planned developments of low- to moderate-income housing.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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10/29/25
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