Having a small-business plan is great, but engaging it can be costly.
With a $50,000 grant from the Delaware Division of Small Business, though, Ashley Rice can better meet that challenge.
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HARRINGTON — A woman who has been farming 250 acres near Clayton for over 50 years was recognized with the Secretary’s Award for Distinguished Service to Agriculture at the Delaware State …
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The Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition is teaming up with the First State Community Action Agency on Saturday to host a no-cost breast examination clinic.
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Under the watch of paramedics, Millsboro resident Dea Lamb and her 8-year-old son, Avion Lamb, were among those who practiced CPR on mannequins during Georgetown’s National Night Out on Tuesday.
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Demolition on the Milford Middle School project is set to commence soon after the school board awarded a bid for the work at a meeting Monday evening.
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By Matt McDonald
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8/1/23
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The Milford school board on Monday struck from the student code of conduct a statement promoting a disciplinary method that focuses on conflict resolution and fostering positive social relationships.
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By Matt McDonald
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8/1/23
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Thanks to small-business support from the state, a Harrington couple will soon launch their Studio B printing and art supply business.
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Those who knew the recently departed Terry Megee are remembering the second-generation owner of his family’s car dealership in Georgetown as a community leader centered on service to others.
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ROXANA — It’s an annual event Michelle Freeman wouldn’t miss for the world.
Little League’s Senior League softball World Series holds a special place for her.
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Mike Rasmussen can attest to the impact a state grant can have on a small business.
In 2021, the Taco Jardin restaurant he co-owns with Charles Kelchner in Smyrna expanded, thanks to $25,000 from the Encouraging Development, Growth and Expansion program.
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A 351-acre project along Calhoun Road, on the outskirts of Milford, is one of the latest efforts in a wave of solar farms proposed for southern Delaware, likely stimulated in part by state mandates to increase the amount of power that comes from renewable energy sources, like solar.
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By Maddy Lauria, Delaware Journalism Collaborative
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7/30/23
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HARRINGTON — A short distance from Milford High School is the school’s FFA facility. It includes pasture areas and a large barn that houses assorted farm animals.
“It’s …
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Among the missions of Pathways to Success is to stand with students encountering challenges on their journeys to high school graduation.
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WYOMING — It is often said that every dog has its day.
That was certainly true at Tre Sorelle Dolce Ice Cream & Italian Ice on Saturday as it hosted the second annual Dog Days of …
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ROXANA – The world stage returns to the Lower Sussex Little League complex next week for the 2023 Little League Senior Softball World Series, an extravaganza that brings girls ages 13-16 from …
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HARRINGTON — Mason Hay of Harrington won his second consecutive Grand Overall Showman award Tuesday night at the annual Livestock Extravaganza at the Delaware State Fair.
At only 16 years …
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By Elle Wood, Special to the Delaware State News
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7/28/23
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HARRINGTON – Each year the Delaware State Fair is filled with a variety of foods that fairgoers love to try.
Some are the craziest of foods that people never imagine they would be trying.
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By Elle Wood
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7/28/23
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DOVER — Almost all Kent County Levy Court systems will be functional within a week following a network intrusion July 8, a news release said Friday.
Substantial progress had been made …
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The largest power grid in the U.S. warned Friday that all available energy generation resources are in use amid a wave of extreme heat engulfing the eastern part of the country.
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By Matt McDonald
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7/28/23
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They’re not exactly sure how many square feet the room is at Asbury United Methodist Church of Smyrna, but they definitely value every inch of it.
A new space for the Fresh Start Resource Center is being utilized in numerous ways, like computer access for the needy and storage for donated shoes, clothes and food to share.
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