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Dave Brewer, a resident of Spring Meadows near the Garrisons Lake Golf Course, is a member of the Friends of Garrisons Lake Colf Club. He said the golf course has undergone positive changes the past couple of years and hopes that Troon, the facility’s new management company starting on Jan. 1, 2024, continues that trend.
Winds of change coming to Garrisons Lake Golf Club
GARRISONS LAKE — When change arrives, curiosity and skepticism are always sure to follow. Such was the buzz among the golfers who were out enjoying a round of golf at around noon on Friday … more
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The entrance chamber of Legislative Hall in Dover.
Delaware benefits subcommittee closer to sending recommendations to governor, GA
DOVER — The Retiree Healthcare Benefits Advisory Subcommittee approved several recommendations Thursday related to an upcoming request for proposals for former state workers’ coverage. … more
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UPDATE 2: Citizens call for action on youth violence
CAMBRIDGE – Concerned citizens, including parents, gathered at the City Council meeting on Monday to speak to commissioners about the recent rash of crime involving youths. more
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Kent County Levy Court information technology employees Gilberto Ruiz, left, and Kevin Scott work to repair damage from a network intrusion July 8.
Kent County IT officials outline network intrusion
First, it was a missed call from Kent County Levy Court director of public safety Kevin Sipple. Then another from the county’s network administrator Mary Hazelwood. After those, Kent’s information technology director Joseph Simmons knew there must be an issue early July 8. more
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Delaware unemployment rate lowest since 2020
DOVER — Delaware’s unemployment rate dropped to 4.1% in July from 4.2% in June, according to the Department of Labor’s monthly labor report released last week. The unemployment … more
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Input sought for Milford traffic improvement project
Residents are invited to comment on the final concept plan of the South Walnut Street Traffic Calming & Bike/Pedestrian Improvement Project during Monday’s Milford City Council meeting. more
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Gov. John Carney signs new law that bans the usage of polystyrene foam, as well as law that allows a special license plate for Plastic Free Delaware at Legislative Hall Tuesday.
Bill to curb polystyrene foam usage signed into Delaware law
DOVER — Two bills to raise plastic-free initiatives in Delaware were signed into law by Gov. John Carney on Tuesday. He was joined by Sen. Trey Paradee, D-Dover, the prime sponsor of … more
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Senators: Key committee passes $13M for community projects in Maryland
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Chris Van Hollen, a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, and Senator Ben Cardin, a senior member of the Senate Environment and Public … more
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Kent County Levy Court Administrator Ken Decker.
Kent County Levy Court reports full operations after hostile network intrusion in July
DOVER — Kent County Levy Court is fully operational after a hostile network intrusion early last month, spokeswoman Kelly Pitts said Tuesday. more
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14 Somerset County properties endorsed for protective easements
PRINCESS ANNE — If the state reaches out to 14 interested landowners Somerset County could have nearly 1,600 acres protected from development through the Maryland Agricultural Land Preservation … more
Md. State Retirement & Pension System ends year with 3.14% return
BALTIMORE — The Board of Trustees of the Maryland State Retirement and Pension System (MSRPS) confirmed that the System generated a return of 3.14%, net of fees, for the fiscal year ending June … more
On Sunday, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore delivered the keynote address during the closing session of the Maryland Association of Counties (MACo) conference in Ocean City. MACo is the non-profit, non-partisan voice of all 24 Maryland counties promoting effective, efficient government through advocacy, education, and collaboration, the group's website says.
Gov. Moore speaks at Md. Association of Counties’ conference
OCEAN CITY – Governor Moore today delivered the keynote address during the closing session of the 2023 Maryland Association of Counties summer conference in Ocean City. The governor spoke about … more
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Spectators watch the proceedings of Delaware's House of Representatives during the final day of the legislative session at Legislativer Hall in Dover on Friday.
Student mental health, gun safety measures signed into law in Delaware
Gov. John Carney signed multiple pieces of legislation into law last week, less than a month removed from the enactment of extensive environmental and police reform bills. more
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The Delaware Veterans Home in Milford on Saturday.
Low pay a hurdle for Delaware Veterans Home staffing
MILFORD — The Delaware Veterans Home is still operating under emergency conditions – now instead of COVID-19, the facility is battling staffing shortages. Earlier this year, state … more
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With county Director of Administrator Bunky Luffman, Coun ty Executive Julie Giordano aired her differences with the Wicomico County Council at a news conference earlier this month.
No early resolution seen for Wicomico council, executive hiring dispute
A Circuit Court judge has ruled that a legal review of the ongoing standoff between County Executive Julie Giordano and the Wicomico County Council can proceed at a normal pace – a move that … more
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A historic building at 304 S. State St. sits covered in wrap almost four years after a portion of its front facade crumbled to the sidewalk.
Neighbor of crumbling Dover building brings issue to city leaders
Four years seems like an eternity to attorney Jeffrey Young. It’s been about that long since Sheetrock fell from the facade of the 304 S. State St. building neighboring his office. more
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Milford council to review final draft for 2023-2028 Strategic Plan
The Milford City Council will review a final draft of the 2023-2028 Strategic Plan at a meeting later this month, which will be open to the public, the city said in a press release on Wednesday. more
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Members of the LEAD Maryland Class XII visit Carroll County farmers to learn about agriculture across the state of Maryland.
LEAD Maryland Program seeks new participants
QUEENSTOWN — The LEAD Maryland Foundation, in collaboration with program partners, including the University of Maryland Extension (UME), is accepting applications for the LEAD Maryland … more
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Maryland to receive nearly $24M in opioid settlement
BALTIMORE – Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown announced on Aug. 16 that the State of Maryland and its subdivisions recently received nearly $24 million as the 2023 installments of … more
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Peter Johnston Associates, Thomas Point Associates and John Moynahan Urban Design and Planning — guided by the city’s Strategic Revitalization Plan steering committee — included this rendering in the 2008 SRP. Today the current Mayor and City Council agree by consensus to add a high-end hotel or hotel conference center to its Top 10 Priorities list.
High-end hotel, hotel-conference center wanted to be part of Crisfield's Top 10
CRISFIELD — Construction of a boardwalk around the waterfront has been a desired amenity for years in Crisfield — so much so that it made the Top 10 Priorities list as ranked by the … more
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