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The Smith Island Center is a county building that opened in May 1997 and this museum and cultural center is a seasonal focal point for visitors to Ewell.
Smith Island United gets $150,000 grant to benefit island's museum
PRINCESS ANNE — Smith Island United came through again for Somerset County this time accepting a $150,000 grant from the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) which will be used for … more
Springboard Collaborative Executive Director Judson Malone, left, speaks with Archie Campbell, mayor of the City of Milford at the Springboard Collaborative Pallet Shelter in Georgetown in early August.
Milford to build shelter village for homeless residents
Following in Georgetown’s footsteps, Milford is gearing up to build a shelter village for residents who do not have homes. Mayor Archie Campbell confirmed that the city has plans drawn up for the project and has a specific site in mind. more
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Former Delaware Auditor McGuiness files suit vs. Jennings, DOJ officials
Former State Auditor Kathy McGuiness filed suit against Attorney General Kathy Jennings and other law enforcement officials Tuesday, citing claims of constitutional violations and slander stemming from criminal charges that led to her resignation from office last fall. more
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This Kia is utilizing a charging station at the Tanger Outlets in Lewes.
Electric vehicle infrastructure plan requests for proposals now open in Delaware
Requests for proposals for the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Plan are now open, the Delaware Department of Transportation announced Thursday. The state will receive a total of $17.5 … more
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Sussex County begins issuing annual property tax bills
Sussex County property tax bills are on the way. The county’s business services office has begun issuing bills for the 2024 fiscal year, totaling an estimated $196.5 million in tax revenue. more
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Education, possible additional permit considered to resolve illegal campers
PRINCESS ANNE — The recent case of the unauthorized campground in Eden where a judge ordered it to disband is shining light on the placement of campers and recreational vehicles in Somerset … more
Federalsburg Mayor Kimberly Abner (right) speaks to Will Tilburg, acting director of the Maryland Cannabis Administration.
Federalsburg mayor says cannabis law is putting her family out of business
Maryland Matters FEDERALSBURG – The mayor of Federalsburg said Maryland’s legalization of cannabis is forcing her and her husband to close their business and sell their Eastern Shore … more
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Maryland permanently preserves fourteen working farms
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Board of Public Works approved 14 new Maryland Agricultural Preservation Foundation easements during their Aug. 2 meeting. The easements will permanently preserve 1,400 … more
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Cars cross the recently reopened Mispillion River drawbridge in Milford on Friday. The drawbridge was closed in February to repair damage caused by vehicle strikes, as well as additional corrosion and alignment issues that were uncovered after work began.
Mispillion River drawbridge reopens in Milford after repairs completed
After six months of repair work to fix damage from vehicle strikes, the Mispillion River drawbridge reopened on Friday, the city said. DelDOT closed the bridge to marine traffic after an excavator towed by a truck struck the overhead of the bridge in December 2021. more
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Millsboro Town Council has approved the rescheduled date for the Greater Millsboro Chamber of Commerce's Stars and Stripes fireworks celebration Sept. 30.
Council formally OKs Millsboro’s rescheduled fireworks
Stars and Stripes, the Greater Millsboro Chamber of Commerce’s annual fireworks celebration, is officially set for Sept. 30. more
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Senator Mary Beth Carozza and Autumn Custis of Marion pictured doing a little Christmas shopping at Bay Gift Vault in Crisfield. Autumn served as an intern in Sen. Carozza’s Annapolis office during the 2023 session, and Sen. Carozza was named a Legislative All-Star by the Maryland Retailers Association.
Sen. Carozza named a Legislative All-Star by Maryland Retailers
ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland Retailers Association (MRA) again has recognized Senator Mary Beth Carozza (R-District 38) as a 2023 Legislative All-Star for her support of the retail business … more
A NeighborGood Partners housing project in Dover. The project was financed with money from a Delaware State Housing Authority Fund for affordable housing.
State offers $20 million to turn vacant properties into affordable homes
With a new $20 million fund for developers, the Delaware State Housing Authority is looking to make a dent in the affordable housing crisis. more
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Delaware governor named to historic preservation council
President Joe Biden’s appointment of Gov. John Carney as a governor member of the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation was confirmed Thursday by chair Sara C. Bronin. more
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Ruthie Todd takes the oath of office to rejoin the Crisfield City Council, administered by her daughter-in-law, Angela Todd. Looking on are Council members LaVerne Johnson and Eric Banks.
Todd returned to Crisfield City Council after 25 years
CRISFIELD — A City Council member who was swept into office during the late Mayor Donnie Gerald’s “Clean House” campaign serving from 1994-98 is back on the council to … more
Gov. John Carney is joined by House Majority Leader Melissa Minor-Brown (right), sponsor of House Bill 205, and Rep. Kendra Johnson (left) sponsor of House Bill 206, prior to their signing at the Police Athletic League of Wilmington Monday.
Delaware lawmakers tout new police reform laws as step toward transparency, accountability
WILMINGTON — With Gov. John Carney’s signature Monday, lawmakers and statewide officials praised two police reform measures that will help bridge the gap between law enforcement and … more
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Margaret Hughes, the state's coordinator for the 250th anniversary of the founding in the United States, outside the east entrance to Legislative Hall in Dover on Tuesday. Ms. Hughes said she wants to "to bring out the stories of Delawareans across the board who were part of the revolutionary era” for the commemoration.
Meet the planner for Delaware's commemoration of the nation’s 250th anniversary
1776 was a busy year for Delaware, and not just for the reasons you may be thinking. As the state’s pick to coordinate programming for the 250th anniversary of the nation’s founding, it is Margaret Hughes’ job to tell it all. more
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Wicomico County Executive taking hiring dispute to court
Taking her ongoing battle with the Wicomico County Council to an even higher level, Julie Giordano is asking the county’s Circuit Court to force the council to allow her to hire an attorney … more
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Gov. John Carney signed seven bills into law at Lums Pond State Park Thursday that aid the state’s greenhouse gas reduction goals and help build out the state’s electric vehicle infrastructure.
Delaware governor signs environmental bills package
BEAR — A bundle of bills aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and developing Delaware’s electric vehicle infrastructure was signed into law by Gov. John Carney at Lums Pond State … more
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The road closed signs will come down at 9 a.m. Friday, according to city of Dover officials.
Dover's North State Street to reopen at 9 a.m. Friday
DOVER — North State Street will reopen at 9 a.m. Friday following the completion of a nearly 10-month water main project. More than a half-mile of pipe has been replaced underneath North … more
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Sewer system failure causes closure of Indian River Bay to recreational mussel and clam harvesting
DNREC on Wednesday ordered the Indian River Bay to be closed for weeks to recreational clamming and mussel harvesting due to potential fecal contamination. more
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