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Townsend Fire Co. open house on Nov. 2
TOWNSEND — The Townsend Fire Co. will host an open house event from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Nov.2. Demonstrations and information will be available from the Delaware Fire School, Delaware … more
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Supreme Loyalty Cheer members stand outside their new location during a grand opening Oct. 5.
Supreme Loyalty Cheer moves into gym in Middletown
Supreme Loyalty Cheer and its 150 members are now operating out of a 3,750-square-foot gym on Patriot Drive in Middletown. more
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2024 Community Health Worker Champion Janine Brown (right) with Mignaliz Nanny Vega-Morales, vice chair for the Community Health Workers Association, at the group’s recent Summit at Bally’s Hotel and Casino in Dover. PHOTO SUBMITTED BY DELAWARE DIVISION OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Community Health Workers hold annual Summit at Bally's
DOVER –   The Community Health Workers Association of Delaware hosted its annual Community Health Worker Summit at Bally’s Dover Casino Resort on Oct. 16. With more than 200 in … more
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Potassium iodide tablets, which would counteract the effects of nuclear radiation, have been distributed in Delaware for approximately 30 years.
Tablet distribution guards against unlikely nuclear crisis in Delaware
It’s been 30 years or so since the state has been offering potassium iodide to citizens to counteract the effects of a potential nuclear emergency. But there’s been no need to use them during that time. more
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Townsend community pantry efforts ongoing
TOWNSEND – The Townsend community pantry is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., according to the town. The Blessings Box Food Pantry debuted in May 2023 and is available at … more
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Town of Townsend offers emergency notifications
TOWNSEND — The Town of Townsend said it is offering assistance for anyone wishing to sign up for CodeRED Red emergency notifications. In a Facebook post, the town urged residents to sign … more
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American flag, representing the United States of America.
Readers can include loved ones in 2024 veterans’ Tribute publication
We’re proud to invite the public to participate in an upcoming special publication to honor our military veterans. Currently, readers can submit a photo of loved ones who have served in the … more
Smyrna will hold a Town Council election on April 30 at Town Hall.
Smyrna, Middletown council meetings coming up
An update on the Duck Creek Regional Library in Smyrna is on the agenda for the meeting of the mayor and Town Council at 7 p.m. Monday. more
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The Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce Fall Business Luncheon was held at Middletown Memorial Hall Wednesday.
Photo, video gallery: Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce holds fall business luncheon
The Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce held its annual fall business luncheon Wednesday at Middletown Memorial Hall. Dale Carnegie Vice President of Business Solutions Robert Johnston and … more
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Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife director Pat Emory, right, joins his 94-year-old father, Gilbert Emory, center; his son, Hunter Emory, left; and his grandsons, Jake and Reece Emory, during a hunt.
Fish and Wildlife official reflects on fall deer hunting
As the director of the state’s Division of Fish and Wildlife, Pat Emory is charged with maintaining fauna and providing wildlife viewing and boating access on about 68,000 acres of public land. As part of an active fourth-generation family of hunters, he knows how those who enjoy the hobby can contribute to those efforts. more
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Former Smyrna Police detective pleads guilty to enticing minor
WILMINGTON — A former Smyrna Police Department detective pleaded guilty Tuesday today to coercing and enticing a minor to engage in illicit sexual activity, David Weiss, U.S. Attorney for the … more
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Cedar Lane Elementary School teacher Sherry Steward instructs her class Wednesday.
Inclusive Delaware schools earn Blue Ribbon status
MIDDLETOWN — Two Delaware schools with high level inclusion and academic performance have earned national acclaim for those accomplishments. more
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Retired Delaware Supreme Court Justice James T. Vaughn Jr. died Thursday.
Retired Delaware Supreme Court Justice Vaughn dies
Retired Delaware Supreme Court Justice James T. Vaughn, Jr. died Thursday, the Delaware Judiciary announced. “Our thoughts are with Justice Vaughn’s family and friends and all those who worked with him during his more than 25 years of service on the Delaware bench,” a news release said Friday. more
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Pickleball players utilize an open gym at the Middletown Family YMCA on Wednesday.
Pickleball becoming an even bigger dill in Delaware
The numbers tell the story: There’s a rising interest in pickleball in Delaware. The First State Pickleball Club registered 150 players for a Professional Pickleball Association national qualifier tournament in 2023. This year, there were 250. more
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General Manager Mark Brinksy said Homestead Gardens is committed to assisting Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition efforts.
Monster Mile Walk for a Cause coming on Oct. 19
SMYRNA — The 15th annual Monster Mile Walk for a Cause event to benefit the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition is set for Oct. 19. more
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April Dunham receives a donut from Shirley Shellton, with the Delaware Army National Guard's 262nd Family Readiness Group based in Dagsboro, during Monday night's Trunk of Treat in Georgetown.
Trunk or Treat event on Oct. 25 in Smyrna
SMYRNA — American Legion Riders Chapter 14 will host a Trunk or Treat event on Oct. 25, according to an announcement. more
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Odessa High School was the first Appoquinimink School District high school to implement an AP Human Geography course for freshmen, doing so during the 2020-2021 school year.
Appoquinimink holding school choice meeting on Tuesday
MIDDLETOWN - The Appoquinimink School District said it will hold its annual school choice meeting both Tuesday, with live-stream and in-person participation available. In an announcement, the … more
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Smyrna Sporting Goods owner Ty Tucker works with a customer at the South Main Street store.
After 70 years, Smyrna Sporting Goods still a ‘go-to’ for hunters
Spouses Katie Pawley and Ty Tucker knew what they were getting when purchasing Smyrna Sporting Goods in 2023. The inventory was down to five guns, since previous owner Brian Brown had been clearing out the store as his retirement neared. more
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Man wounded during road rage shooting incident in Middletown
A 41-year-old New Castle man was wounded in a road rage shooting incident in Middletown Wednesday, Delaware State Police said. more
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American flag, representing the United States of America.
Submit your photos to honor your veterans
The Daily State News is again accepting photo tributes for our "A Tribute To Our Heroes" special publication to be released in the Delaware State News on Sunday, November 10 in advance of Veterans … more
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