Here is the Question of the Day:
Sussex County, in partnership with county, state and national organizations, has been building its land inventory in a quest to preserve open spaces. Announced at Tuesday’s Council meeting were four recent purchases: 51 acres known as the Hopkins Preserve for $1.5 million, 47 acres known as the Jones Family Tract for $650,000, 47 acres known as the Dawson Bros. Tract for $2.5 million and 13 acres adjoining the Dorman Family Farm Preserve along Herring Creek for $400,000. What other open spaces across Delaware would you like to see preserved?
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