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Participants of the Delaware Division of the Arts' CreatiVeterans program in spring 2025 attend a culminating event in Milford, where they displayed their works.
State CreatiVeterans program fosters artistic skills, builds bonds
Any artist will confirm that picking up a paintbrush or pencil, assembling a collage or otherwise harnessing creativity has benefits that can’t be quantified. more
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A previous yard sale supporting MERR.
Marine Education, Research and Rehabilitation Institute soliciting donations for yard sale
LEWES — It’s time to spring clean those closets and garages as the Marine Education, Research and Rehabilitation Institute — the state’s only sanctioned marine rescue operations — needs … more
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Brixi, a young turkey hunter, with her first Delaware gobbler harvested during a recent season.
Delaware Turkey hunting season offers extra day
DOVER — Delaware’s upcoming spring turkey hunting season has been extended, from April 11 through May 10, offering turkey hunters with Segment D permits an additional day, the Department of … more
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The Salisbury Police Department and MAC have entered into a partnership to assist older adults and other vulnerable members of the community. PROVIDED PHOTO
MAC and Salisbury Police Department to help older adults with phone program
SALISBURY — A Salisbury nonprofit has partnered with the city police department on a program designed to maximize the safety and well-being of older adults and vulnerable members of the community. … more
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Clayton's next Town Council meeting will be held on Feb. 9 beginning at 7 p.m. at 414 Main Street For information, visit clayton.delaware.gov or call 302-653-8419. MIDDLETOWN SMYRNA INDEPENDENT/CRAIG ANDERSONT
Mandatory retirement age for Clayton police to be considered
Establishing a mandatory retirement age for police officers will be up for discussion at the Clayton Town Council meeting April 13. more
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Jane Houtman, the owner of Antique Alley of Bridgeville, shows some of the store's Funko Pop merchandise ahead of this month's CollectiCon.
Bridgeville’s Antique Alley slates CollectiCon
From "Star Wars" to Pyrex and Beatles albums to vintage fashion — plus everything in between — collectibles are the name of the game at Antique Alley of Bridgeville. more
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Beebe Healthcare elects Larch as chair, reorganizes under 'Enterprise' board
Beebe Healthcare announced a spate of board appointments March 30, while sharing a plan to reorganize its governance structure. more
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Land use attorney David Hutt presented this slide during a discussion of four land use ordinances at the Sussex County Planning & Zoning Commission meeting April 1. This information refers to the Sussex County Rental Program.
Sussex Planning & Zoning postpones land use ordinance endorsements
There was several hours’ worth of debate concerning four land use ordinances before the Sussex County Planning & Zoning Commission on April 1 — full of sound and a modicum of fury but signifying little, as it chose to defer action. more
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Milford city offices will be closed April 3 for Good Friday.
Milford to close city offices for Good Friday observance
MILFORD — City offices in Milford will be closed April 3 in observance of Good Friday. Refuse and recycling collection will instead take place April 4. more
Clothing Our Kids volunteers attend the inaugural Stuff the Bus Challenge on March 21 in Millsboro. From left are Marianne Mannion, Trish Scott, Monica Anthenilli, Jody Chiaro, a young helper, Diane Poletti, incoming president Pam Fleuette and Jennifer Kayes.
Stuff the Bus drive amasses 2,000-plus school attire donations
A caring community answered the call during the inaugural Clothing Our Kids’ Stuff the Bus Challenge in Millsboro on March 21. more
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The first-place entry in the third through fifth grade division of the Georgetown Arts & Flowers Student Art Show was submitted by Linsy Turner of Georgetown Elementary School.
Georgetown students’ creativity honored
The creative talents of elementary and middle school students were on display at the Georgetown Public Library on March 25, as part of a contest sponsored by Georgetown Arts & Flowers. more
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The MIlford Electric Department will conduct infrared scanning of distribution lines to determine their condition.
Milford advises residents about infrared infrastructure scanning
MILFORD — The city’s Electric Department will be conducting infrared scanning of infrastructure throughout Milford to assess the health of distribution lines, city officials said. “Residents … more
The Wicomico Sheriff's Office demonstrated the use of a performance vehicle during its open house in 2025. SALISBURY INDEPENDENT/RICHARD CAINES
Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office announces addition of patrol vehicles and specialized training program
SALISBURY — The Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office has added five new Ford Mustang GT patrol vehicles to its existing enforcement fleet. Officials said the high-performance vehicles will … more
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The Maryland Board of Public Works approved a no-match grant of $100,000 to benefit renovations to the American Legion Walter Polk Post 132. The bond bill was requested by the late Del. Charles Otto in 2024.
Board of Public Works funds two local requests, approves spending $280 million statewide
ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland Board of Public Works (BPW) approved a $100,000 grant to the American Legion Walter Polk Post 132 for renovations and improvement to the property on Perryhawkin Road. … more
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Clarence Darrow, left, and William Jennings Bryan argued for opposing sides during the July 1925 Scopes monkey trial, which will be the subject of a presentation April 11 at the Milford Public Library.
Milford talk to cover spectacle, impact of Scopes trial
The Scopes monkey trial riveted the public’s attention 101 years ago, with its famous legal combatants, a showboating judge and an educator who agreed to challenge Tennessee’s law prohibiting the teaching of human evolution in its public schools. more
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CareFirst requests mid-year rate increase for small groups; virtual public hearing April 13
The Maryland Insurance Administration has received the following request from CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield:  BlueChoice Inc. - MD is requesting an average year-over-year base rate … more
Sussex County administration building at 2 The Circle in Georgetown.
Planning and zoning delays River’s Edge decision
GEORGETOWN — Listed under “Old Business” on the agenda, which usually means the commission is ready to make its call, it decided instead to delay action on the proposed River’s Edge … more
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VegRehoboth launches “Soup and Cinema” monthly community events
LEWES — VegRehoboth introduced an ongoing Soup and Cinema event, with its inaugural edition on April 7 at 6 p.m., at the CinemaArt Theater, 17701 Dartmouth Drive. The goal of the … more
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Multiple lightning bolts streak across the sky and down to the ground April 1 at the Acadia Landing subdivision in the Angola area.
Thunderstorms bring long-lasting lightning show across Delaware
Thunderstorms that rolled through the state April 1 put on a spectacular lightning show. Here are a few images captured at the Acadia Landing subdivision in Angola. more
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Next Smyrna Town Council meeting set April 6
The next Smyrna Town Council meeting will take place April 6 at Town Hall on Market Street Plaza. more
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