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The dog park at Dover’s Schutte Park is just about set to officially open. Dover Parks and Recreation staff are just awaiting signage to complete the project. People have already been utilizing the dog park.
Hot dog! Schutte Park canine park almost set for official opening
DOVER — Schutte Park is just about ready to go to the dogs. Robin Eaton, City of Dover Parks and Recreation director, updated members of the Parks, Recreation and Community Enhancement … more
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Demolition equipment operator pulling out heavy steel girders from the old Milford Middle School Wednesday.
Demolition Day: Milford Middle School project begins
Demolition of the old Milford Middle school on Lakeview Ave. began Wednesday. The Milford School Board recently approved the project which is expected to cost $744,000. Dis Associates LLC of Elkton, … more
Clerra Hurley holds a photo of Kasai Bull outside Delaware State Police Troop 3 in Camden on Wednesday. Delaware State Police said a driver struck and fatally injured 3-year-old Kasai last week and left the scene of the collision. The incident is still under investigation.
During protests, grieving family urges an arrest
CAMDEN — As supporters Wednesday publicly called for an arrest in the death of a 3-year-old boy struck by a vehicle Aug. 8, police continued to investigate whether charges are indeed warranted. … more
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James Truitt and his wife Haley Sutton, who lived in an apartment at 153 S. Bradford St. in Dover above the Driftwood Spirits, found themselves without a home after the building was condemned by the city’s code enforcement department on Aug 2.
Without warning: Family of seven displaced after Driftwood Spirits building is condemned
DOVER — James Truitt and his family of seven saw their lives get turned upside down in the blink of a condemned sign being placed on the door at Driftwood Spirits at 153 S. Bradford St. in … more
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Springboard Collaborative Executive Director Judson Malone, left, speaks with Archie Campbell, mayor of the City of Milford at the Springboard Collaborative Pallet Shelter in Georgetown in early August.
Milford to build shelter village for homeless residents
Following in Georgetown’s footsteps, Milford is gearing up to build a shelter village for residents who do not have homes. Mayor Archie Campbell confirmed that the city has plans drawn up for the project and has a specific site in mind. more
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Millsboro police officer John Zubrowski beams with joy as his mother, Linda Zubrowski, performs the pin ceremony marking his promotion to sergeant.
Promotion necessitates change in Millsboro schools’ SRO
MILLSBORO — An officer’s promotion has triggered a change at the school resource officer position at East Millsboro Elementary and Millsboro Middle schools. With the rise of Jonathan … more
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Former Camden Mayor Justin T. King, right, enters the Kent County Courthouse in Dover on Tuesday.
King pleads guilty to misdemeanors after resigning as Camden mayor
Former Camden Mayor Justin T. King pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors and no contest to a third Tuesday in connection with a physical confrontation with two men in late February. more
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Bryana Harris of Bridgeville sings the Black National Anthem during the Eastern Shore AFRAM Festival opening ceremonies. In back are AFRAM executive director Jayln Powell and Bryana's parents, Darrynn and Latoya Harris.
26th annual AFRAM accentuates Black heritage in Seaford
SEAFORD — More than three decades before Saturday’s Eastern Shore AFRAM Festival, Sean Ramon Montague sensed something was not right. As an art teacher in Baltimore City Public … more
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Is Delaware a good fit as a Tech Hub?
On Aug, 15, the first US Economic Development Administration Tech Hubs application deadline hit, ending Phase 1 of one of the United States’ biggest tech-focused economic development … more
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Mr. Shirey hands a cheesteak to Jeff Turpin of Georgetown on Friday.
Lincoln man serves up cheesesteaks with a side of inspiration
Gary Shirey owns and operates Bub’s Grubs, from which he has proudly served what he calls the best cheesesteaks in Delaware. The business is a testament to how the Lincoln resident was able to turn his life around. more
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Delaware State University unveils new school, sports logos
DOVER — Experiencing record enrollment numbers, growing infrastructure, and expanding programs and partnerships over the last decade, Delaware State University determined it was time to refresh … more
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A very big, but but gentle, visitor smiled down on Crisfield over the weekend.
World’s biggest rubber duck visits Crisfield
CRISFIELD – The world’s largest rubber duck was in Crisfield Aug. 11-13, as an attraction in the Little BIG Townfest. Hosted by the Crisfield Arts & Entertainment District, the event … more
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2023 Delmarva Christian High School graduate Christian Hodges of Millsboro holds a copy of his book, "America, Don't Give Up: Your Right to Freedom of Speech," which he authored as a 17-year-old.
Millsboro teen calls his freedom of speech book a wake-up call
Seventeen-year-old Christian Hodges of Millsboro wanted to share some words from his heart, and now, they are booked. With conservative blood in his veins — and a serious illness behind him — the 2023 Delmarva Christian High School graduate has published “America, Don’t Give Up: Your Right to Freedom of Speech.” more
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John Mollura speaks to an audience about dealing with imposter syndrome. Mr. Mollura, who struggled with feelings of self-doubt for years, seeks to help others “help people turn down the volume of that inner critic.”
Milford man offers coaching on imposter syndrome
John Mollura wants to help people who struggle with imposter syndrome: that feeling of self-doubt, of perceived incompetence accompanied by a fear of being exposed. more
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Dover City Council President Bill Hare is the founder and president of the Delaware Military Support Organization, which is in its 10th year.
Going once. Going twice: Delaware Military Support Auction aids active military members
DOVER AIR FORCE BASE — Even with their reputation for offering support around the globe, airmen often need a little assistance of their own. That’s where Bill Hare and the Delaware … more
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Instructor Jim Martin of Physical Correctional, USA speaks before Delaware Department of Correction officers Thursday as part of a crisis intervention course.
Delaware correction officers train to curtail crises through intervention
For correctional officers undergoing crisis intervention training, success means adding personal skills to curb tense situations. more
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It was always Pfc. Joseph "Dimps" Marquez's dream to serve in the U.S. Army., said his mother, Kristen Giordano.
Lewes 5K to benefit monument project honoring fallen veterans
The latest step in preserving Kristen Giordano’s memory of her son and other military members who died during service comes Aug. 19. more
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Millsboro Town Council has approved the rescheduled date for the Greater Millsboro Chamber of Commerce's Stars and Stripes fireworks celebration Sept. 30.
Council formally OKs Millsboro’s rescheduled fireworks
Stars and Stripes, the Greater Millsboro Chamber of Commerce’s annual fireworks celebration, is officially set for Sept. 30. more
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Delaware State News/Glenn Rolfe.Eric Clarke carries the wreath for placement in recognition of the Merchant Marines Saturday during Wreaths Across America Day at the Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Millsboro.
Wreaths Across America mobile exhibit to make stop in Harrington
A mobile exhibit created by a national organization that honors fallen veterans will make several stops in Delaware this month, including in Harrington. The goal of the exhibit is to connect communities with the military. more
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Patrick O'Neill and Emily Malone, of the Air Mobility Command Museum's living history team, share the story of World War II veterans at the 2022 Harrington Heritage Day.
Something for everyone at Harrington Heritage Day 2023
It’s nearly time for Harrington Heritage Day. Aug. 26 will mark 45 years running for the event, a celebration of the city that got its start as a late 1700s stagecoach stop into a community of more than a thousand by the turn of the 19th century. more
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