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Santa Claus joins members of Grace United Methodist Church and the Millsboro Police Department during a check presentation for the Blue Santa Project on Dec. 17.
Santa’s blue helpers out in force in Millsboro
Once again last week, Millsboro police officers partnered with community generosity to spread Christmas cheer to families in need. more
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Dover Police: Two teens injured in vehicular assault
Two teenagers were injured in a vehicular assault in Dover on Dec. 20, according to police. more
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Behind the Line, Inc. is a Salisbury-based nonprofit organization established in 2018. PROVIDED
First responders and local kids join forces in Salisbury
SALISBURY — On Saturday, Dec. 20, members of the City of Salisbury Fire Department and Salisbury Police Department in partnership with Behind the Line, hosted the annual “Shop with a Hero” … more
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From left, Delaware Division of Small Business director C.J. Bell, Rail Haus owner Donny Legans, Mum Mum Meka's Training Academy owner Tameka Stanford-Daniels and Irene Rombel, CEO of BioCurie, were part of the recent announcement about State Small Business Credit Initiative funding.
Delaware Division of Small Business reaches $14M funding goal
In eight months, the Delaware Division of Small Business achieved its goal of disbursing $14 million in State Small Business Credit Initiative funds, paving the way for another $20 million next year. more
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Harrington government sets schedule for winter holidays
HARRINGTON — Those who need to conduct business with Harrington’s agencies, except the police department, will not be able to do so Wednesday through Friday of this week and next. According to … more
Two-vehicle crash in Wyoming area leaves man dead
An 84-year-old man died in a two-vehicle crash in the Wyoming area on Dec. 20, Delaware State Police said. more
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A volunteer places a wreath on a veteran's grave. SALISBURY INDEPENDENT/RICHARD CAINES
Volunteers place wreaths on veterans’ graves in Salisbury
SALISBURY — A small army of volunteers from all walks of life recently descended upon Parsons Cemetery in Salisbury to place wreaths on nearly 1,400 veterans’ graves as part of Wreaths Across … more
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Monica Mendez, who won the 4-year Donald and Nancy Edwards Scholarship from DCF, graduated from Boston College in May 2025 with a double major in Secondary Education and Hispanic Studies.
Delaware Community Foundation opens scholarship application period
DOVER —  The Delaware Community Foundation announced on Dec. 15 the opening of its scholarship application period for the 2026-2027 school year. For the first time, there are also … more
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Sober Rides initiative returns for New Year’s Eve
DOVER — The Delaware Office of Highway Safety is encouraging Delawareans to celebrate the new year safely by offering its annual New Year’s Eve Sober Rides program. The initiative provides … more
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Developers are seeking to rebuild the site of the former Dover post office at 55 Loockerman Plaza into a mixed-use complex of apartments and commercial spaces.
Old Post revisions OK’d by Dover Planning Commission
DOVER — The Old Post is on track to become an inviting “gateway” from the east to the downtown corridor in early 2027. On Dec. 15, the city’s Planning Commission voted 9-0 to accept a … more
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This map of the South Bowers Fire Co.'s property shows parking areas in red that are only 3 feet 3 inches from the northern property line. The Kent County Board of Adjustment Dec. 18 granted a variance allowing the organization to keep those parking arrangements, which are shorter than the 10-foot setback approved in 2009 and the 15-foot setback now required by the county.
South Bowers Fire Co. obtains setback variance from Kent County
DOVER — South Bowers Fire Co. will be able to keep its current parking configuration, thanks to a variance granted Dec. 18 by the Kent County Board of Adjustment. The fire company, located on 2.73 … more
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Delmar man dies in rollover crash
DELMAR ─ A 24-year-old Delmar man died Dec. 19 in a one-vehicle crash, Delaware State police report. The crash occurred at approximately 6:30 p.m. on Bacons Road, just west of Bi State … more
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From left, AAUW co-president Nancy Wemer, AAUW scholarship co-chair Sheri Borrin, Toby Johnson, AAUW scholarship co-chair Linda Gourley, and AAUW co-president Marcy Fink.
Generous benefactor donates $20,000 to AAUW’s scholarship program
GEORGETOWN ─ AAUW Coastal Georgetown has announced it has received a donation of $20,000 in support of its scholarship program from the Marty Johnson Family. This most recent contribution … more
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“Shore Gives 365 is like an online charitable department store, making it easier than ever to give back to local causes with confidence 365 days a year,” says Community Foundation President Erica Joseph.
Last-minute gifts on the Eastern Shore that keep on giving
Holiday wishes of harried last-minute shoppers have been granted, thanks to two new programs featuring gifts that will keep on giving to the recipient, community nonprofits, and area eateries. more
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Two Department of Homeland Security vehicles outside of Hyattsville Immigration Court. (Sam Gauntt/Capital News Service)
What comes after the ICE arrest video?
By Aline Behar Kado, Haley Parsley and Raphael Romero Ruiz … more
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The new Harrington Public Library is on 101 Little Mastens Corner Road in Harrington.
Harrington council sets workshop before vote on data center policy
HARRINGTON — City Council members Dec. 15 deferred a vote on adding data centers as a potential land use under the comprehensive plan and will hold a workshop on Jan. 7 at 6 p.m. to discuss the … more
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Sussex Academy senior Katya Geyer.
Sussex Academy senior focused on scientific research, service to others
GEORGETOWN ─ Sussex Academy senior Katya Geyer spent a good chunk of last summer involved in a rigorous scientific research project aligned with her career goal to help people. Katya was named … more
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From left, Gov. Matt Meyer, his deputy chief of staff Nikko Brady and state public advocate Jameson Tweedie discuss Delaware data centers in a screening of the sixth episode of the "Matt Chats" podcast.
Meyer mulls large-load tariff for potential data centers in Delaware
In his most recent “Matt Chats” podcast episode, Gov. Matt Meyer discussed the potential for data centers in Delaware with his deputy chief of staff Nikko Brady and the state’s public advocate Jameson Tweedie. more
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Delaware State Police Capt. Jeffrey Whitmarsh talks to students about the use of the Bell 429 helicopter Dec. 15.
Creative Middletown students visit DSP Aviation
After lending his artistry to the Delaware State Police, Isaac Eaton received payback Dec. 15. more
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On Dec. 16, the Milford Planning Commission recommended that City Council approve a conditional use permit for Carlisle Fire Co.'s proposed substation on Cedar Beach Road. Council will vote on the matter Jan. 12, 2026.
Planning Commission OKs proposed fire substation in Milford
Carlisle Fire Co.’s proposal for a substation on Cedar Beach Road received unanimous backing from the Milford Planning Commission on Dec. 16, forwarding the conditional use permit to City Council. more
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