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The creative talents of elementary and middle school students were on display at the Georgetown Public Library on March 25, as part of a contest sponsored by Georgetown Arts & Flowers.
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4/2/26
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GEORGETOWN — Listed under “Old Business” on the agenda, which usually means the commission is ready to make its call, it decided instead to delay action on the proposed River’s Edge …
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4/2/26
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With technology spreading like wildfire lately, there have been some upgrades to the way emergency responders in Delaware are alerted.
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4/2/26
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GEORGETOWN — Joaquin Cortez, the Sussex County resident who attended the March 4 and March 18 sessions of the Sussex County Planning and Zoning Commission in a Sonic the Hedgehog costume, filed a …
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3/31/26
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GEORGETOWN — As the county council and Board of Adjustment enjoy another meeting-free week, the Sussex County Planning and Zoning Commission has a full agenda, including the first hearings on …
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3/30/26
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DOVER — DelDOT announced Old Orchard Road will be closed between New and Savannah roads in Lewes through April 3, and Shortly Road in Georgetown will experience daytime lane closures starting April …
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By Brian Gilliland
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3/30/26
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At one point in his 27-year career with the Georgetown Police Department, Ralph “Rusty” Holm was a member of the motorcycle unit.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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3/27/26
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GEORGETOWN — For a higher fee and with assurance that future capacity will be sufficient, town leaders approved a sewer and water extension for the proposed Cedarcrest Farms on U.S. 9.
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3/27/26
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GEORGETOWN — The Georgetown Police Department has issued a reminder to residents and business owners to be cautious when approached by solicitors, particularly those representing energy brokers.
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3/27/26
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Mark your calendars for a five-day carnival in Georgetown to benefit emergency medical services in the area.
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3/27/26
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GEORGETOWN — Initially done to protest the River’s Edge subdivision on behalf of friends and neighbors, Joaquin Cortez has found, for the moment, a second life as the Sussex Hedgehog after being …
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3/26/26
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GEORGETOWN — The Possum Point Players volunteer community theater group will hold its spring fundraiser “In Good Company” on April 11.
Doors open at 3 p.m. at Possum Hall, located at 441 …
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3/25/26
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GEORGETOWN — The winners in the Southern Delaware Tourism Photography Contest have been determined.
Professional photographers Pam Aquilani and Tony Pratt served as judges for this year’s …
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3/25/26
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GEORGETOWN — A 23-year-old Millsboro man died in a single-vehicle fatal crash March 22, authorities said.
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3/24/26
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With more than four decades of public service under his belt, Georgetown Mayor Bill West says it’s time to retire.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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3/24/26
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GEORGETOWN — Sussex Tech Adult Education received individual and program honors during the Delaware Association for Adult Community Education Summit held March 7.
Chanteea Harmon was announced …
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3/22/26
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The adoption of 2027 tax assessments, next year’s budget and a carnival fundraiser are among the agenda items for the March 23 Georgetown Town Council session.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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3/22/26
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Eggs were in the fields, and spring was in the air, as Easter festivities were presented March 21 by the Greater Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and the Georgetown Historical Society.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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3/21/26
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MILLSBORO — The Millsboro Police Department on March 20 issued a scam alert following reports from community members of someone impersonating a police officer to scam citizens.
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3/20/26
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Before proceeding toward the next step for approval, the developers of the Northstar neighborhood wanted to check with the Sussex County Planning & Zoning Commission to see if their modifications to a preliminary site plan went far enough.
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By Brian Gilliland
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3/20/26
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