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DOVER — The city is in the initial stages of potentially changing active recreation requirements for certain residential projects.
On Tuesday, some of the framework for these modifications was …
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MILFORD — Mispillion Performance Series director Jody Stein founded the group in late 2019 to bring free, ticket-less, live classical music to the public. “Most people cannot afford $40 for a …
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 By Brian Trompeter
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SALISBURY — Twelve graduates of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore’s Aviation Maintenance Technology (AMT) Program received their certificate of completion of academic requirements from …
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HARTLY — The Delaware State Police announced Saturday they had arrested 24-year-old Hartly man following shooting incidents that occurred Thursday night and last month in Hartly. On Thursday at …
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NEW CASTLE – Federal changes to childhood vaccine recommendations have not changed the guidance that the Delaware Department of Health and Social Services is giving families.
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SEAFORD — The Delaware Department of Transportation on Friday announced the extended closure of the Woodland Ferry for a mechanical repair.
The closure was effective Friday, Aug. 14. Normal …
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GEORGETOWN — The County Seat Cruisers have moved the date for their 10 th anniversary open house to Saturday, Oct. 17 at the Georgetown Historical Society.
This date will accommodate …
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A parade on Broad Street was part of the 33rd annual Middletown Olde-Tyme Peach Festival Saturday, Aug. 15.
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The 28th Middletown Olde-Tyme Peach Festival 5K field departed Silver Lake Park at 7:30 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 15.
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DOVER — For Gracia Malone, it has been a whirlwind — but rewarding — few days, as she prepares for her senior year at Caesar Rodney High School.
She spent Sunday through Tuesday …
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8/15/26
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The Eastern Shore AFRAM Festival has been a staple on the second Saturday of August for more than three decades.
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8/14/26
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American Civil Liberties Union Delaware is urging the state’s municipalities to decommission or regulate their Flock automatic license plate readers.
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 By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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8/14/26
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The narrators for the Return Day parade in Georgetown on Nov. 5 were announced Thursday, Aug. 13.
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8/14/26
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The Dover Village and Capital School District celebrated its 12th annual Back2School Community Fair Aug. 8 at Booker T. Washington Elementary.
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CAMDEN — The Delaware Department of Transportation announced there will be nighttime lane closures on U.S. 13 both northbound and southbound, between Voshells Mill Road and Old North Road.
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8/14/26
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FELTON — The Felton Police Department on Thursday arrested a 40-year-old Felton man after he allegedly made threatening remarks during a domestic incident. Felton police at approximately 10:13 a.m. …
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SALISBURY — A national symbol that endured in Annapolis for nearly 225 years now has a home at Salisbury University, thanks to a gift from the Maryland State Society Daughters of the American …
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8/14/26
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SALISBURY — A national symbol that endured in Annapolis for nearly 225 years now has a home at Salisbury University, thanks to a gift from the Maryland State Society Daughters of the American …
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8/14/26
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MILFORD — The Milford Board of Education on Monday will do a second reading of a proposed district-wide policy to regulate use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) by students and staff. …
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Fuel prices are still rising and falling, as tensions between the United States and Iran fluctuate.
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8/14/26
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