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Delaware State Police, FBI investigating Levy Court network intrusion
DOVER — As information technology personnel worked to restore full network operations today following an outside intrusion, an official confirmed that federal and state law enforcement are investigating the breach. more
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BurritoBar, a Tex-Mex restaurant with roots in Canada, will bring its taste of the southwest to Dover when it opens a location at the Capital Station shopping center in Dover.
Tex-Mex, eh? BurritoBar to bring Canadian chain to Dover’s Capital Station
DOVER — A Tex-Mex restaurant from north of the border might sound like an odd thing, but local franchisee Manish Patel is certain that BurritoBar, which has its’ roots in Canada, will be … more
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New Lake Forest School District lead constable Gary Fournier introduces himself to second-graders in a summer program at Lake Forest East Elementary School Monday.
New Lake Forest lead constable Fournier relishes his role
FREDERICA — Gary Fournier jokes that he’s now retired, but that’s only partly true. more
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Sussex Count is looking into legal options for marijuana legislation
Sussex to look into legal options for marijuana legislation
GEORGETOWN — Sussex County is turning to its legal team in response to recent state legislation that establishes legal marijuana commerce and grants prohibition authority to municipalities but … more
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Historian Tom Summers, the new outreach and development director at the Milford Museum and former Milford Museum executive director of 12 years, Claudia Leister.
A leadership changeup at the Milford Museum
There’s been a change in management at the Milford Museum, as longtime executive director Claudia Leister has assumed a scaled-back role and historian and native Milfordian Tom Summers has been named director of outreach and development. more
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Youngsters team up to make a big splash in the kiddie pool at the Community Unite/Fun Day.
Photo Gallery: Community Unite/Fun Day in Seaford
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Connie Holdridge, Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition’s survivorship director, mans the table at a community event in Georgetown.
Cruisers spurring support for Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition
GEORGETOWN — The County Seat Cruisers car club is again tuning up fundraising efforts in support of the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition and its efforts in dealing with the most commonly … more
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Daniel Walker, deputy cabinet secretary for the Delaware Department of Health and Social Services, hosted a Town Hall at the Dover Public Library on Thursday night and outlined the department’s plan to reimagine its State Service Centers.
DHSS Service Centers looking to improve client experience
DOVER — It’s imperative that consistency and quality are being offered at Delaware’s 15 State Service Centers, says Daniel Walker, deputy secretary for the Department of Health and … more
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Wesley Stoops of Dover cannonballs into the pool at the Maple Dale Country Club Golf in Dover on Friday.
Extreme heat’s coming to Delaware. Here’s how to stay safe in the sun.
The forecast is calling for high temperatures and high humidity next week, bringing an increased risk of heat-related illness. Here are some ways to stay safe while at work and at play. more
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A vehicle rolls over one of the speed bumps on Magnolia Drive in Seaford.
Speed bump requests in Seaford on hold pending evaluation
SEAFORD – Permanent speed bumps installed on two city streets in the spring will be the last until further notice. City council last Tuesday approved Director of Public Works Berley … more
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Sentencings scheduled in death of Smyrna child
A couple who pleaded guilty in connection with the 2019 death of their daughter will be sentenced Sept. 14, the Delaware Attorney General’s Office said Friday. more
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Delaware Farm Bureau Women’s Committee member Leolga Wright serves customers at the Food Booth.
Rise and dine: Farm Bureau Women’s Committee serving state fair breakfast
HARRINGTON — The Delaware State Fair opens at noon Thursday to lots of hungry, people-watching, thrill-seeking fairgoers. To satisfy a few cravings of those working the fair and staying on … more
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Mark Quillin
Quillin returning to Sussex Tech as athletic director
Sussex Technical High School has a new athletic director for the upcoming academic year, Mark Quillin. more
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Dagsboro Volunteer Fire Department's Marine 73 offers tow assistance to one of the Nanticoke Riverfest Float-In participants. At the controls at left is DVFD President Al Townsend.
Water rescue personnel respond to incidents during Riverfest Float-In
SEAFORD — The Float-In has been Nanticoke RiverFest’s cornerstone event since the festival’s inception. The 28th annual event held last Saturday may have marked a first for the … more
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A 27,000-square-foot grocery store, along with a two-story parking garage and 196 new residential units, are anticipated to occupy 120 S. Governors Ave. in Dover’s master plan. The Downtown Dover Partnership is hoping this construction will spur the revitalization of the downtown area.
Downtown Dover Partnership eager to kick-start transformation
The Downtown Dover Partnership is ready to jump into what it hopes will be a yearslong revitalization of the city’s core. more
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Milford Board of Education members Adam Brownstein, Jean Wylie, Scott Fitzgerald, Ashlee Connell, Victor “Butch” Elzey, Jennifer Massotti and Matt Bucher at the meeting Monday night in Milford. Newcomers Ms. Connell, Mr. Elzey and Ms. Massotti were sworn in. Mr. Fitzgerald and Mr. Bucher were selected to be president and vice president, respectively.
Milford school board votes to reduce taxes for seventh year in a row
Residents in the Milford School District will see their taxes drop after the Board of Education approved a tax rate reduction at a Monday meeting. more
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At the "Thrive" event in 2022, Pam Hulka, left, learns about the Biggs Museum of American Art from Kerri Lacey, right, and Kiara Florez.
‘Thrive’ event in Dover to showcase 55-plus lifestyle, food and fun
“Thriving” is a good attitude to have about the older-adult lifestyle, and that population can find activities and information to enhance their lives at “Thrive: Senior Life After 55.” more
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Comedian Tom Papa brings his stand-up act to the Freeman Arts Pavilion in Selbyville on Sunday night at 7.
Comedian Papa brings positivity to Freeman Arts Pavilion
Tom Papa is ready to get on the road. The veteran comedian’s first stop this summer is Sunday at the Freeman Arts Pavilion in Selbyville. more
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A view of the freshly painted cabins at Springboard Collaborative Pallet Shelter Village in Georgetown.
Volunteers add brush of color to Georgetown’s Pallet Village cabins
The Springboard Collaborative Pallet Shelter Village in Georgetown, now open for six months, has undergone a makeover. More than 125 volunteers and residents transformed the 40-cabin transitional housing community from basic white to a palette of color last week. more
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Emily Demarco, project manager of Pine Haven employee at the Ocean City, Maryland firm Blue Water Development, testifies at a virtual adminstrative hearing on Tuesday. The Delaware Department of Justice alleges the company's subsidiary illegally tried to evict Pine Haven residents — violating a cease-and-desist order issued by the department in April in the process.
Hearing delves deeper into legality of Pine Haven evictions
The second day of witness testimony about Pine Haven on Tuesday got to the heart of key, unsettled questions surrounding the legality of the Lincoln community owner’s attempts to evict residents there. more
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