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Longtime Frederica Mayor William “Chick” Glanden retained his seat during the town’s election Saturday. more
DOVER — There was no shortage of tension at Legislative Hall this week. Lawmakers made their return from the General Assembly’s month-long break for Joint Finance Committee hearings … more
DOVER — Dueling resolutions to address school behavior concerns sparked an intense debate between Senate lawmakers Tuesday. And, while the competing proposals led by Sen. Eric Buckson, … more
As part of the Department of Field Operations ongoing effort to keep the public informed of improvements .... more
Dover City Councilman David Anderson admits that he has a full plate. But he wouldn’t want it any other way. more
Leadership in the House of Representatives extended unanimous support Wednesday for two bills that aim to rebuild trust with Delaware retirees following the near-implementation of a Medicare Advantage plan in 2022. more
DOVER — There is a lot of heavy lifting and behind-the-scenes work involved in trying to organize an application to bring an Innovative Readiness Training mission into town. However, City … more
ANNAPOLIS — Legislation to enable Somerset County to enact local laws to manage and regulate fire, rescue and emergency medical services in the county is scheduled for a hearing this week 1 … more
Gov. John Carney joined members of the General Assembly, his Cabinet and statewide elected officials in the chamber of the House of Representatives for the final State of the State address of his tenure Tuesday. more
Republican leaders of the General Assembly took issue with the state of education in Delaware and expressed concerns over increased spending following Gov. John Carney’s final State of the State address on Tuesday. more
Gov. John Carney reflected on the accomplishments of his administration, while emphasizing his final priorities as Delaware’s chief executive during the last State of the State address of his tenure Tuesday. more
State Treasurer Colleen Davis has officially endorsed Sen. Sarah McBride in her pursuit for Delaware’s seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, she announced Monday in Dover. more
Two Middletown Town Council members unofficially retained their seats, and a newcomer was voted in during the municipal election Monday. more
As the state’s marijuana commissioner, Robert Coupe’s task is to educate municipalities, rather than influence them, about provisions in Delaware’s Marijuana Control Act. more
MILFORD—Residents in Milford have expressed their concerns about the Springboard Village being developed within the city since it was discussed for the first time at the city council meeting … more
MILFORD—The Milford Municipal Election is set to take place on April 27. The mayor position, as well as a council member for each of the four wards is up for election. The seats are each for a … more
The plan has changed for Oyster House Park, a multiphase project that city officials and the Chesapeake Conservancy hope becomes a jewel along the Nanticoke River. more
WILMINGTON — The state will appeal Friday’s Delaware Superior Court ruling that struck down permanent absentee and early voting laws for general elections, Attorney General Kathy Jennings … more
Recommendations for the future of retiree health care in Delaware have garnered bipartisan support from members of the General Assembly since an extensive state report was released late last year. more
For Cambridge City Council, it isn’t business as usual to present honorary proclamations near the top of its meeting agenda. But with the Cambridge-South Dorchester Boys Varsity Basketball Team winning the 2024 Bayside Championship last week, the Council jumped at the chance to celebrate the winners as one of the first orders of business Monday, Feb. 26th more
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