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Feud over Port of Wilmington board continues as Senate refuses two gubernatorial nominees
DOVER — The power-struggle between Senate Democratic leadership and Gov. Matt Meyer over the makeup of the Diamond State Port Corporation’s board of directors escalated once again Monday, … more
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Henry Spies of Marsh Creek Cattle & Co. delivers locally grown products to Cheryl Johnson of TidalHealth Nanticoke in Seaford, in a program made possible by the Historic Lewes Farmers Market.
Historic Lewes Farmers Market to lose federal funds
In 2023, the Historic Lewes Farmers Market partnered with the Delaware Department of Agriculture to pay local farmers to grow food for distribution among Sussex County pantries. more
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Delaware State University held its first spring football game under coach DeSean Jackson on Saturday. The school's president, Dr. Tony Allen, is requesting additional funding from the state to revitalize athletic facilities.
Delaware State University seeks more funding for athletic facility upgrades
Delaware State University athletics are in the midst of a transformation. And its leaders are seeking additional state capital monies for projects that aid that vision. more
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The Harrington city elections on May 7 have been canceled due to uncontested candidates for each party.
Harrington Planning Commission member to join City Council
Emeridge “Tony” Williams, who has served for two years on the city’s Planning Commission, will soon join City Council after running unopposed for its District 1 seat. more
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Burnt charcoal and ash residue remain in one of two grills provided by the town of Millsboro for patrons of Cupola Park.
Debate heats up over grill use at Millsboro’s Cupola Park
Millsboro's Cupola Park, a gathering spot along the Indian River, is getting its second restoration in less than a year. Dead trees are to be removed. And a new pavilion is planned. As part of that project, at the April 7 Town Council meeting, Councilwoman Mary D’Silva suggested that the park’s two grills, available for public use, be removed. more
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This graphic shows revised plans for the City Hall Plaza project in Milford, which would cut the project's scope and reduce its cost by nearly half. The City Council voted April 14 to hold off until the start of the new fiscal year this summer before deciding on whether to move ahead with the proposal.
Milford Council holds off on City Hall Plaza project spending
MILFORD — Despite a reworked plan that cut the proposed City Hall Plaza project’s cost by nearly half, Milford City Council members voted 7-0 April 14 to delay consideration of spending … more
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Odessa High School FFA and Agriscience Team won the 2025 Delaware Envirothon. Team members included, from left, Kalena Diaz, Joseph Delaney, Zachary Binnie, Nathaniel Sutton and Keith Schmid.
Envirothon champ Odessa High loves the outdoors
TOWNSEND — Weeks of preparation reaped a long-awaited reward for Odessa High students on Thursday. The school’s Future Farmers of America and Agriscience team captured the 30th … more
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Senate Majority Leader Bryan Townsend, D-Newark, discusses the end-of-life options bill in the Senate chamber on Wednesday. The leader said the Senate will work quickly to pass the bill.
Delaware Senate Executive committee sends end-of-life options bill to final floor vote
DOVER — Senate Democratic leaders approved Delaware’s long-debated end-of-life options bill on Wednesday, continuing majority leadership’s commitment to swiftly send the bill to the … more
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Members of the Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce celebrated a ribbon cutting for the high-end rental property Sunset Village, just south of Camden, on Monday. DAILY STATE NEWS/MIKE FINNEY
Sunset Village raises bar for apartments in Kent Co.
CAMDEN — Seeing a need for upscale apartments in central Delaware, Windward Communities has developed a complex in a secluded location on Upper King Road. While Sunset Village leased the … more
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Jenny Nauman
Cape names Nauman superintendent
Following the abrupt news of superintendent Robert Fulton's retirement Thursday, the Cape Henlopen School District named Dr. Jenny Nauman to the role Monday. more
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The process the Sussex County Land Use Reform Working Group is using to develop its ideas into recommendations.
Sussex land use group examines emerging themes
Members of the Sussex County Land Use Reform Working Group have been conversing with county staff over the last few weeks, then developing themes from those conversations and earlier group discussions. more
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Corbit-Calloway Memorial Library Director Katryna Cera-Proulx is offering to bring programs to the public. DAILY STATE NEWS/CRAIG ANDERSON
Library's MayFest set for May 3 in Odessa
ODESSA — The Corbit-Calloway Memorial Library, Delaware’s oldest free library, will host its 12th annual MayFest on Saturday, May 3, a news release said. more
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Chuck Mankin and Arlene Collier-Mankin display a Carry the Load flyer for the May 2 event.
Carry the Load visiting Smyrna VFW post
This year’s Carry the Load visit to Smyrna comes with a little extra incentive for attendees. On May 2, host Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8801 has also invited veterans resource organizations for an informational fair. more
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Democrat Sarah McBride, who won election to Congress as Delaware's U.S. Representative, waves during the Return Day Parade.
Delaware Congresswoman McBride leads bipartisan effort to combat spread of avian flu
WASHINGTON — As several states grapple with ongoing highly pathogenic avian flu outbreaks, Delaware’s U.S. Congresswoman Sarah McBride has spearheaded a bipartisan effort to prioritize … more
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Despite windy and rainy conditions, hundreds of people gathered along Coastal Hwy. on Saturday April 12, to continue to voice their displeasure with the federal government.
GALLERY: Hundreds of protestors brave rain, cold to line Coastal Hwy. on April 12
REHOBOTH BEACH — Following the April 5 “Hands Off” protests which drew hundreds to Coastal Highway ,  hundreds more to Dover  and  thousands to the Rehoboth Beach … more
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Georgetown Public Library Director Rachel Culver holds one of the internet hotspot devices the library offers on loan for free.
Georgetown library hotspots help narrow the digital divide
GEORGETOWN – While the digital divide is narrowing in the United States, gaps in internet access are more pronounced in rural and non-metropolitan areas. To help residents get online, … more
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Rep. Bill Carson, D-Smyrna, left, is leading the effort to establish a cabinet-level Department of Veterans Affairs. Gov. Matt Meyer pledged his support for the initiative during his State of the State Address on Thursday.
Gov. Matt Meyer pledges support for Delaware Department of Veterans Affairs
DOVER — Gov. Matt Meyer publicly extended his support for the establishment of a cabinet-level Department of Veterans Affairs during his State of the State address on Thursday, the same day a … more
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This Kia is utilizing a charging station at the Tanger Outlets in Lewes.
Bill to repeal Delaware's zero-emission vehicle regulation defeated in committee
DOVER — Delaware’s zero-emission vehicle regulation will seemingly continue as Democrats on the House of Representatives Energy Committee nixed a proposal that sought to nullify the … more
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A "Cars & Coffee" event May 17 in Milford will benefit Food Bank of Delaware.
‘Cars & Coffee’ event to benefit Food Bank of Delaware
MILFORD — A “Cars & Coffee” event in Milford on Saturday, May 17, will showcase some gorgeous automobiles and raise funds for Food Bank of Delaware. The event, which will be … more
Gov. Matt Meyer receives a standing ovation after delivering his first State of the State address on Thursday.
Delaware Democrats, Republicans react to Gov. Matt Meyer's State of the State address
DOVER—Delaware Democratic and Republican leaders from both houses of the General Assembly reacted to Gov. Matt Meyer’s first State of the State Address on Thursday, offering mixed … more
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