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DOVER — Bryant Garcia, executive director of La Esperanza, said the nonprofit has received more and more calls about locating people detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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 By Xiomara Moore
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8/9/26
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MILFORD — Black patrons of the former Schine’s Theatre for many years were relegated to balcony seating, a policy rigidly enforced by ushers. An illuminated metal sign frame, which formerly had …
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 By Brian Trompeter
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8/9/26
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MILFORD — The Milford Police Department announced Friday they had arrested a 30-year-old Dover man Aug. 3 on burglary charges stemming from a domestic-related incident July 18 in the 200 block of …
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8/8/26
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When Reda and Frank Duffy opened Delaware’s first Hounds Town franchise in Dagsboro on April 11, they wanted to be productive members of the community.
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 By Glenn Rolfe
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8/8/26
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Gas prices across Delaware and the nation fell this week, as tensions eased between the United States and Iran, and optimism rose that the Strait of Hormuz will resume normal operations.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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8/8/26
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Even a sharp “Shh” from a librarian won’t be enough to overcome the construction noise that will soon overtake the Milford Public Library, so it will temporarily shut down Aug. 17-21.
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By Brian Trompeter
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8/8/26
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DOVER — After almost one month at the Green in Dover, the organizers of the Downtown Dover Farmer’s Market say that it’s a way to support the surrounding community.
At the market, which …
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By Xiomara Moore
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8/7/26
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SALISBURY — Wicomico County Recreation & Parks is offering several opportunities this fall for adult community members to get active and get in the game with softball and pickleball programs.
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8/7/26
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ELLENDALE — Delaware State Police are investigating a shots-fired incident early Friday morning in which an occupied home was struck. Troopers responded around 12:10 a.m. to a reported shooting …
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8/7/26
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Older adults will continue to be admitted free to Indian River School District athletic events in a revised policy that expands ticketing to most sports.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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8/7/26
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Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce thanks community partners for supporting new teacher bags program
SALISBURY — The Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce gave appreciation to the businesses, organizations and volunteers who helped make the 2026 Welcome New Teacher Bags Program a success.
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Salisbury Independent
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8/7/26
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DOVER — An attorney for Kent County warned Regional Planning Commission members July 9 that legal grounds were thin-to-nonexistent for denying the proposed Harmony Hills II subdivision. But the …
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8/7/26
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SALISBURY — The Beach to Bay Heritage Area, in partnership with Skipjack Heritage Inc. and the Museum of Eastern Shore Culture, invites the public to An Evening of Skipjacks on Monday, August 24, …
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Salisbury Independent
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8/7/26
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The Delaware Division of Small Business is looking for innovative companies to compete in its next EDGE Grant Competition.
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Daily State News
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8/7/26
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SALISBURY — The continuing education division of Wor-Wic Community College will offer a “3D Modeling and Printing Fundamentals” class on two Mondays, Sept. 28 and Oct. 5, from 5 to 7:30 p.m., …
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Salisbury Independent
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8/7/26
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The third annual Food Truck War is back in Clayton, with plenty of decisions to make for the eaters in attendance.
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 By Craig Anderson
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8/7/26
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It may still feel like summer, but to Angela Zielen Epps and her staff at Loblolly Acres in Viola, this time of the year feels a lot like Christmas.
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 By Mike Finney
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8/7/26
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SEAFORD — The largest of two basketball courts at historic Nutter Park in East Seaford is in line for a much-needed facelift.
And it comes at no expense to city taxpayers.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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8/7/26
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The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control is proposing several changes to its state parks, including one that would set vehicle and baiting restrictions for surf fishing.
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 By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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8/6/26
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It’s been a long wait for the Milford Museum to relocate into the city’s former police station, but its new executive director, Larry Josefowski, is anticipating a “soft opening” soon.
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By Brian Trompeter
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8/6/26
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