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Arbor Management made an $8,000 donation to the Seaford Police Department's new K-9 program at Tuesday's City Council meeting. From left are Vice Mayor Dan Henderson, Arbor Management's director of security Jim Fitzgerald and its vice president Denise Neal, Police Chief Marshall Craft Jr. and Mayor David Genshaw.
Donation kick-starts Seaford’s K-9 program
This spring, there could be a few “Elk” sightings in Seaford. It has been more than two decades since a Seaford Police Department K-9 was on patrol, but that will change in the coming months. more
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Kent County Levy Court commissioners gathered for a workshop meeting Tuesday, where commissioners discussed a potential sewer rate increase.
Kent County Levy Court wrestles with potential sewer rate hike
DOVER – The Kent County Levy Court held a workshop on Tuesday, where Levy Court members spoke on several topics that will be voted on in the future.   Most discussions were brief, … more
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Georgetown town manager Eugene Dvornick shares project updates at the Town Council meeting Monday.
Three-year contract approved for Georgetown town manager
Georgetown officials and the longtime town manager have an employment agreement in place for three more years. more
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Judson Malone, executive director of Springboard Collaborative, discusses the plans for a homeless shelter in the Milford area Monday.
Milford residents mixed on homeless shelter proposal
Dozens of residents gathered at Monday’s City Council meeting to express their divergent opinions about a plan to build small, pallet-style houses for the homeless population at an undetermined location. more
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Sussex county administration in Georgetown
Sussex incumbents intend to run again; two others file
The three Sussex County Council incumbents up for election this year have all confirmed their intentions to run, while two others have filed to challenge them. more
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The former cold-storage facility commonly known as the "icehouse," on Depot Street, is the focus of a project that could bring 25 apartments earmarked for workforce housing.
Georgetown’s historic ‘icehouse’ warming up for workforce housing
Banking on state and federal subsidies, a development group plans to turn a former cold-storage facility into a multipurpose, three-story building for office/commercial space and workforce apartments. more
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Rep. Sherry Dorsey Walker, D-Wilmington.
Bill to remove extracurricular punishment for school meal debt passed in Delaware House committee
DOVER — When Delaware students have outstanding debt for unpaid school meals, they can be denied participation in school sponsored extracurricular activities. But, a new proposal in the … more
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First candidate files for Sussex County Council
Election season got underway in Sussex County on Monday, with the registration of Republican Matt Lloyd of Laurel for the 1st District seat on County Council. more
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Councilman announces candidacy for mayor of Milford
Six-year Ward 2 City Councilman Todd Culotta announced his candidacy to become mayor Jan. 15. more
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Tyler Technologies staff work on Kent County property reassessments at Levy Court on Thursday.
Final reassessment report for Kent County to be presented Feb. 15
Following Kent County’s first property value reassessment since 1987, some property owners will see their tax bills rise, county administrator Ken Decker said. more
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Somerset County pending final vote to limit cannabis businesses to industrial zones
PRINCESS ANNE — The County Commissioners, following the advice of their Planning and Zoning Commission, are expected amend the zoning code so that licensed growers, processors and sellers of … more
Georgetown planning commissioners Eric Evans, left, and Larry Rohlfing listen to testimony during a Wednesday public hearing about a proposed ordinance to allow recreational marijuana sales and production in town limits.
Georgetown Planning Commission opposes marijuana businesses
A proposed ordinance modification that would allow the retail sale and production of recreational marijuana failed to garner support of Georgetown's Planning Commission on Wednesday. more
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A zero-emission vehicle charges at a Blink charging outlet at Porter Ford in Newark on Friday, just outside of the University of Delaware campus.
Two GOP reps file suit against DNREC on zero-emission process
The impact of zero-emission vehicle regulations on individuals and small businesses is the center of a complaint filed by Delaware Republican Party members in Superior Court on Jan. 2. more
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Del. election commissioner requests removal of No Labels’ ballot status
The ballot status of No Labels Delaware, a nationwide bipartisan movement seeking to establish a unity ticket for the 2024 presidential election, may be in jeopardy. more
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Delaware will begin processing tax returns Jan. 23, while the IRS will begin processing them Jan. 29. Refunds typically are received within three weeks of filing.
Approaching tax season puts pressure on Division of Revenue, CPAs in Delaware
The Delaware Division of Revenue is gearing up for another tax season and will begin processing individual income tax returns Jan. 23. more
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DelawareDay1.The Delaware State Flag waves in the wind in front of the Delaware Store on State Street in Dover. Delaware State News/Marc Clery
Former Wilmington City Council president dies at 80
Former Wilmington City Council president Ted Blunt, the father of U.S. Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester, passed away at age 80 on Thursday. more
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Sussex county administration in Georgetown
Condensed financial report offers readable take on Sussex County docs
While the longer document has been online for some time, a new summary report on the county’s fiscal year 2023 finances was presented to County Council by its chief operating officer Gina Jennings on Tuesday. more
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Kent County Levy Court commissioners gathered for a combined business meeting Tuesday. The meeting focused on three public hearings, all of which resulted in approvals.
Kent County Levy Court public hearing topics passed unanimously
DOVER – The Kent County Levy court gathered Tuesday evening to hold a combined business meeting.   The meeting featured several public hearings, the first of which being the issuance … more
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City and state officials will have to cooperate if a traffic circle is to be build at East Main Street and Mount Hermon Road.
High Tide and Runoff Combine to Cause Street Closures Downtown Salisbury
SALISBURY, Maryland — Due to rising tides and runoff from last night’s storm, the City of Salisbury has closed several streets in the downtown area. The intersection of Baptist and Main … more
Maryland Department of Natural Resources Secretary Josh Kurtz, center, joins Fishing and Boating Services staff to analyze oyster spat during the fall survey.
Chesapeake Bay 2023 Fall Oyster Survey records outstanding spatfall
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Department of Natural Resources’  Fall Oyster Survey  recorded a remarkable year for juvenile oysters in Maryland waters, finding both prolific numbers … more
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