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James Collins, Microsoft public sector leader for the Americas, speaks on Sept. 19 during Delaware Technical and Community College's annual Central Delaware Economic Summit in Dover.
Local business leaders talk future of AI at econ summit
DOVER — An inflection point in business terms is a time of significant change, a turning point. The business world, locally and globally, is experiencing an inflection point when it comes … more
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Legislative Hall in Dover, where the Delaware General Assembly meets.
Health leaders outline Delaware's fight against substance abuse
Advocates and leaders from the Department of Health and Social Services outlined the state’s efforts to combat substance abuse during the agency’s quarterly community response briefing Tuesday and Wednesday. more
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The Best Buds Dispensary is a medical marijuana provider in Georgetown. Several municipalities are weighing their options when it comes to the cannabis industry with the enactment of the Delaware Marijuana Control Act.
Dover weighing options on cannabis commerce at Sept. 26 meeting
DOVER — A City Council committee will weigh the state capital’s options to regulate — or outright ban — marijuana commerce at a meeting Sept. 26. more
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Parts of U.S. 13. in Camden to close starting Monday
Parts of U.S. 13. in Camden will close starting Monday to relocate utilities, the Delaware Department of Transportation announced. more
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Sussex reallocates ARPA money to housing rehab
Sussex County is redistributing more than a half-million dollars in American Rescue Plan Act funding to its housing rehabilitation program. more
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Delaware Housing Authority to allocate final homebuyer funding
The Delaware State Housing Authority’s three temporary programs to address homeownership barriers for impacted populations are beginning to issue their final funds, the agency announced Monday. more
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Karen Parker, chaplain for the Maj. Nathaniel Mitchell chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, leads the ringing of the bells Sunday in observance of Constitution Day. Seated are Georgetown Mayor Bill West and Marcia Hilovsky.
Bells toll in Georgetown in celebration of Constitution
At precisely 4 p.m. Sunday, bells rang out from The Circle in the heart of town, to mark Constitution Day and the 236th anniversary of the document’s creation. more
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Lake Forest High football coach Fred Johnson talks to his team after a 38-13 win over host Caesar Rodney Saturday.
Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association task force discusses offseason coaching, college exposure
DOVER — A legislative task force responsible for developing recommendations to improve operations of the Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association began its work Thursday. The two-plus … more
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Plans by Crisfield to combat flooding up for discussion
CRISFIELD — Residents and property owners are invited to a work session of the Mayor and City Council to hear the latest information from the FEMA Building Resilience Infrastructure and … more
The sections of Somerset County in green (as well as part of Worcester County to the state line with Virginia) were singled out as Community Disaster Resilience Zones which makes them a priority for federal financial and technical assistance.
FEMA's designation for parts of Somerset County will add greatly to future funding
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Several census tracts in Somerset County are newly designated by FEMA to be eligible for increased federal support to become more resilient to natural hazards and extreme … more
Police Accountability Board short civilian member for charging committee
PRINCESS ANNE — The Somerset County Commissioners have a vacancy to fill on the Administrative Charging Committee, a component of the Police Accountability Board, after the resignation of Cindy … more
Steve Nichols of Davis, Bowen & Friedel Inc. updates the Princess Anne Commissioners on the drainage study of the Somerset Landing and North Gate neighborhoods.
Somerset Landing drainage woes still under study
PRINCESS ANNE — The analysis of data from a study of the Somerset Landing and North Gate neighborhoods continues as Town Commissioners want engineered drawings and an estimate on what it will … more
A subcontractor for Choptank Fiber installs broadband in Somerset County. Through an agreement with Somerset County, Choptank Electric's subsidiary will receive nearly $477,000 from the county's American Rescue Plan allotment to extend service into Revell's Neck.
County commits nearly $477,000 in ARP funds to extend broadband into Revell's Neck
PRINCESS ANNE — A commitment of federal funds to Somerset County will be granted to Choptank Electric Cooperative to subsidize extension of broadband internet service along Stewart’s Neck … more
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.
Businesses can register for Central Delaware Career Expo
Gov. John Carney is encouraging businesses to attend the Governor’s Central Delaware Career Expo, where local students can learn about careers in a variety of fields. more
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State Sen. Dave Lawson addresses the gathering of veterans and support organizations Sept. 6 at American Legion Post 28 in Millsboro. Seated are state Sen. Dave Wilson and state Rep. Kerri Evelyn Harris.
Vets groups seek unified voice, cabinet-level representation in Delaware
Several veterans’ organizations are formulating a battle plan to obtain a stronger voice and a position in the governor’s cabinet to address care for former military members. more
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Vietnam veteran Joe Startt is presented Delaware's first specialty license plate honoring combat veterans in June. From left are Delaware Veterans Coalition president Dave Skocik, Mr. Startt, Department of Transportation secretary Nicole Majeski and Rep. Bill Carson.
Specialty license plate honoring combat vets now available in Delaware
SMYRNA — During the 151st General Assembly, state lawmakers worked to honor U.S. Army members who put their lives on the line in active ground combat. To that end, following the enactment … more
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Council President April Jackson, second from left, reads a statement at the Sept. 11 council session, saying the council asked questions as part of a closed meeting that could have been aired in public.
Salisbury City Council ruled to have violated Public Meetings Act
Salisbury City Council members violated the Maryland Open Meetings Act when they closed a portion of their June 20 work session in order to consult with the city attorney, according to the … more
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MONEY MATCH returns over $570,000 to Delaware taxpayers
The state’s annual MONEY MATCH Program automatically returns lost money to taxpayers without the usual need to file a claim or gather paperwork, and this week, approximately 4,700 checks for over $570,000 will be sent to Delawareans, said state escheator Brenda R. Mayrack on Tuesday. more
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Delaware Gov. John Carney delivers his State of the State address at Legislative Hall in Dover Jan. 19.
Gov. Carney endorses Hall-Long in Delaware governor's race
WILMINGTON — Gov. John Carney endorsed Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long as the state’s next governor Wednesday, less than a day after the launch of her gubernatorial campaign. The … more
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Princess Anne adopts way to fine, collect on those who violate trash ordinance
PRINCESS ANNE — Code enforcement now has some teeth when it comes to citing violators who don’t use trash cans, put loose trash in cans, or use improperly-sized containers when leaving … more
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