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School board candidates were selected in several Downstate districts Tuesday, May 12.
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 By Craig Anderson
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5/12/26
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When Deborah Townsend picked up her 85-year-old mother from an evacuated Harmony at Kent in Dover on Feb. 9, the only items she took were some winter clothes.
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 By Xiomara Moore
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5/12/26
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MILFORD — City Council on Monday, May 11, unanimously approved two contracts pertaining to a future water tower at the new Milford Corporate Center and one more authorizing a study for a second …
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 By Brian Trompeter
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5/12/26
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A matching grant and several financial contributions recently supplied Georgetown Public Library’s shelves with more than 100 children’s books.
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 By Glenn Rolfe
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5/12/26
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DOVER — Dr. Roy Sudler Jr. has served as vice mayor/council president of Dover City Council after being elected by his peers on council from 2021-’23.
However, Dr. Sudler, who represents the …
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 By Mike Finney
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5/12/26
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DOVER — Members of Dover City Council voted to let Councilman Fred Neil hold on to his gavel as council president at the annual city council meeting on Monday night.
Mr. Neil, who was …
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By Mike Finney
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5/12/26
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Closing your eyes, it’s hard to fathom that the heavenly sound you hear is being made by the blended voices of 36 novice youngsters ages 8 to 18.
But since its founding four years ago at Salisbury University by Alice Wigfield, the nonprofit organization which became the Salisbury Children’s Choir in 2023 continues amazing listeners.
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 By Debra Messick
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5/12/26
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Nico Caceres, described as a “right-hand man” for his predecessor, was announced as Rehoboth Beach Patrol’s new captain Monday, May 11.
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 By Brian Gilliland
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5/12/26
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DOVER — A chicken grower who goes above and beyond to make his or her farm environmentally responsible and compatible with neighboring properties will be honored with the George 'Bud' Malone …
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By Brian Gilliland
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5/12/26
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GEORGETOWN — To help make essential vaccines more accessible for local pet owners, Humane animal partners is hosting a series of $20 vaccine clinics throughout Sussex County.
Each clinic …
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By Brian Gilliland
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5/12/26
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The Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce held its 54th annual Awards Gala May 1 at the Chesapeake Inn in Chesapeake City, Maryland.
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Middletown Smyrna Independent
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5/12/26
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Memorial Day might be the unofficial start of summer, but Delaware beaches will begin their seasonal regulations Friday, May 15, including paid parking and animal prohibitions on the beaches and boardwalks.
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By Brian Gilliland
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5/12/26
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CRISFIELD — The principal of the 1.5 MW solar energy generating station under construction across from Woodson Elementary School has changed, but to stay current the City Council last month …
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Somerset County Times
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5/12/26
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SEAFORD — TidalHealth had 30 nurses among the nominees at the May 6 Delaware Today's Excellence in Nursing banquet in Newark.
Joy Rembold, Progressive Care Unit clinical manager at TidalHealth …
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Daily State News
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5/11/26
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MILLSBORO — A Nanticoke Indian Tribe history presentation and dance performance will be held Saturday, May 30 at Millsboro Town Hall, 322 Wilson Highway.
This public event is part of the …
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Daily State News
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5/11/26
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Investigation into a shooting Saturday that left a 19-year-old man injured in Laurel is ongoing, Delaware State Police said.
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Daily State News
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5/11/26
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SALISBURY — Hailey Ader and Maxwell Gundling have received the 2026 Salisbury University Outstanding Graduate Student Award. Hailey Ader
Graduating this semester with an M.S. in mathematics …
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Salisbury Independent
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5/11/26
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Onur Pehlivan surely had high hopes when his Derby’s Bar & Restaurant opened April 20 in Middletown.
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By Craig Anderson
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5/11/26
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FELTON — The Felton Police Department arrested a 53-year-old Felton woman May 7 on two felony charges, plus resisting arrest. Town police dispatched officers around 5:08 p.m. to serve a …
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5/11/26
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Last July, a proposed local hotel tax failed in Millsboro.
But there was a turnabout Monday, May 4, as Town Council voted to adopt a 3% levy, the maximum allowed by the state.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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5/11/26
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