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Millsboro Police Youth Academy cadet Nathan Dangelantio meets Milford Police K9 Kai during the July 11 program. At left is Kai's handler, Sr. Cpl. John Badger.
Large turnout for Millsboro Police Youth Academy
MILLSBORO – Aside from a couple instructor commands for push-ups, day two of the Millsboro Police Youth Academy was a dog day afternoon. Milford Police Sr. Cpl. John Badger, his trusty K9 … more
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A U.S. Air Force veteran, Fred Danielson, a resident of Brandywine Seaside Point by Monarch, finally realized a lifelong to fly with a recent flight from the Delaware Coastal Airport.
At 85, U.S. Air Force veteran finally takes flight
GEORGETOWN - For 85-year-old Frederick “Fred” Danielson, a two-year resident of Brandywine Seaside Point by Monarch, a decades-old dream finally took flight — literally — at … more
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A pair of student volunteers with the Tiny Tots Health Initiative make colorful cards with health-related tips.
Nonprofit founder hopes to bring dental initiative to Delaware
After his father had all his teeth extracted due to preventable causes, Fadie Arabo set out to spare others the same fate. So, as part of his high school graduation requirements, he shadowed a Detroit dentist. more
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Kathy Kelly, the assistant secretary over academic excellence for the Delaware Department of Education, tells the children gathered at Mifflin Meadows on July 9 about “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” DAILY STATE NEWS/MIKE FINNEY
State leaders make push to spark reading
DOVER — Matthew Heckles admitted that it was daunting to read Dr. Seuss’ “Yertle the Turtle” to a roomful of youngsters. But the director of the Delaware State Housing … more
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A marijuana plant grows under highly controlled conditions at First State Compassion's facility in Milford.
Milford business gears up, as recreational cannabis sales loom
Tucked discreetly in a nondescript industrial building, First State Compassion’s marijuana cultivation and processing facility in Milford has a scientific — and highly secure — atmosphere. more
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Helene Keeley, left, executive director of the Delaware Lottery, and Barbara Miller, deputy director, celebrated the agency's 50th anniversary in April. DAILY STATE NEWS/MIKE FINNEY
Delaware Lottery set to celebrate Lottery Week
DOVER — The Delaware Lottery has been busy celebrating its milestone 50th anniversary this year. It will soon have more to celebrate as it joins lotteries across North America in marking … more
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The Delaware Emergency Management Agency's Emergency Operations Center is at 165 Brick Store Landing Road in Smyrna.
Delaware Emergency Management Agency helps residents prepare in times of crisis
In the wake of catastrophic flooding in Texas that killed at least 120 people, Delawareans may be pondering how similar emergencies would be handled here. more
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Bonnie Hall, historian and chair of the Nanticoke Indian Commemoration Committee, speaks at the July 7 Millsboro Town Council meeting.
Expansion in Nanticoke Indian Tribe’s future
The Nanticoke Indian Tribe is hoping to perpetuate its significance through education and collaboration. During a presentation at the July 7 Millsboro Town Council meeting, member Bonnie Hall explained the effort. more
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Dr. Ben Carson, shown sharing the foundation of his American Cornerstone Institute at a prior event at Crossroad Community Church in Georgetown, will be visiting Seaford High School on July 18.
American family is focus of Seaford program, Dr. Carson’s new book
Dr. Ben Carson, a retired neurosurgeon, author and founder of the American Cornerstone Institute, will be part of a free program about families July 18 in Seaford. more
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In response to a large amount of medical waste washing ashore in September 2024, red flags denote areas where active advisories were issued.
Source of 2024 Delmarva, Delaware beach medical waste remains mysterious
Last September, areas from Cape Henlopen State Park to Chincoteague, Virginia, were forced to restrict access to beaches, due to a large amount of medical waste washing ashore. more
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Beebe Healthcare CEO Dr. David Tam answers a question during a presentation about the health system's proposed freestanding emergency department in Millsboro during a Town Council meeting June 2.
Beebe’s Millsboro emergency department plans are focus of Q&A session
A Q&A session with Beebe Healthcare CEO Dr. David Tam will focus on its planned freestanding emergency department on Del. 20 in Millsboro. more
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From left, Sen. David Wilson, Lt. Gov. Kyle Evans Gay and Milford Mayor F. Todd Culotta pose before participating in a panel discussion at the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Milford's third annual legislative-affairs luncheon July 9.
Leaders concur on housing, job growth, academic crisis
MILFORD — Three government leaders expressed wide agreement July 9 on issues facing Milford and the state, as well as how to tackle them. Lt. Gov. Kyle Evans Gay, Sen. David Wilson, R-Milford, … more
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State pilot program to modify how teachers are evaluated
A newly passed Delaware law will change the way public school teachers are assessed and make allowances for factors outside educators’ control. more
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Recently retired Smyrna Police Chief Torrie James was named town manager July 1.
Smyrna's retired police chief still manages to serve town
Torrie James has retired from his hometown police force after 25 years. But he believes there’s much more work to do for Smyrna. more
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A performer in Paranormal Cirque III encircles himself with a whip of fire.
Paranormal Cirque to haunt Dover Mall parking lot
Paranormal Cirque III is coming to the Dover Mall on July 18-20, inviting guests to “welcome the darkest corner of your mind” at its shows. more
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Miss Delaware 2025 Hailey Mack with her boyfriend, Cason Hazzard, left, and her father, Brian Mack, at Stars & Stripes in Millsboro last month.
From mountains to music, Miss Delaware 2025 has a wide range of interests
Recently crowned Miss Delaware Hailey Mack has a wide range of passions. She enjoys hiking around her college, the University of Delaware, and the challenge of scaling higher elevations, such as the Great Smoky Mountains. more
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The July 7 Sussex County Board of Adjustment agenda as it appeared July 1, listing only three members of the board.
Sussex County Board of Adjustment barely meets quorum, nixes state firing range exception
The July 7 meeting of the Sussex County Board of Adjustment was out of the ordinary, as two members were absent, and a third revealed that his term has expired weeks ago without a replacement. more
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Bob McKee, first elected to Millsboro Town Council in 2024, was chosen as mayor during the body's reorganization July 7.
McKee assumes mayoral reins in Millsboro
After two years as a Millsboro Town Council member, Bob McKee assumed the mayoral reins July 7, succeeding Kimberley Kaan. more
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This map shows the planned locations of 114 wind turbines for the Maryland Offshore Wind Project, as well as four offshore substations and the power-export lines that will carry the electricity generated to facilities on land.
Maryland District Court splits dismissal decision on offshore wind case
DOVER — The Maryland District Court on July 2 granted the federal defendants’ partial motion to dismiss and granted US Wind’s motion to dismiss in part, but denied overall dismissal … more
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The Harrington City Council June 30 approved the annexation of these 11 Ryan Farm parcels, which are outlined in red.
Harrington City Council annexes 11 more properties at Ryan Farm
HARRINGTON — Eleven properties at Ryan Farm have been annexed into the city of Harrington. The vacant sites, which the City Council annexed June 30, are located along a line of residential … more
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