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KENTON — Back in 1925, the Jazz Age was in full swing, Mount Rushmore was dedicated two years before its carving began, and Adolf Hitler published his infamous “Mein Kampf” …
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3/28/25
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Deborah Judy has been a teacher, a principal and an assistant superintendent, among other roles, in the Smyrna School District.
Now, she oversees all those positions and more.
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3/27/25
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DOVER — With the arrival of spring and the weather warming up, the lure of the great outdoors is pulling at many Delawareans.
Fortunately, there is no shortage of walking trails at state, …
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By Mike Finney
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3/26/25
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A free distribution of potassium iodide tablets, designed to protect humans against nuclear emergencies, will take place April 3 in Middletown.
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By Craig Anderson
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3/25/25
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DOVER — The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, through its’ Division of Fish and Wildlife, will host a public meeting on the Atlantic States Marine …
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3/24/25
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Smyrna School District officials are undecided on their next steps after a $5.4 million referendum was rejected March 15.
At a school board meeting Wednesday, members voiced concern about how the decision would affect students and asked for the public’s help in finding solutions.
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By Craig Anderson
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3/24/25
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MIDDLETOWN — There were around 1,500 attendees at the 10th annual Galactic Con held Saturday at Appoquinimink High in Middletown.
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By Craig Anderson
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3/23/25
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DOVER — Sam Topper took just a bit of comfort in the recent overnight rain in Delaware.
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By Craig Anderson
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3/19/25
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Promoters of the 10th annual Galactic Con on Saturday in Middletown hope to bring an event that’s fun for all.
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3/19/25
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A carnival is coming to Smyrna, and it couldn’t arrive at a better time.
After a rough winter, spring begins Thursday. And, as temperatures are rising, a nine-night fair opens Friday at George C. Wright Jr. Municipal Park, 502 N. Main St.
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By Craig Anderson
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3/19/25
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The Veterans Watchmaker Initiative in Odessa has a much more long-lasting future, thanks to the man whose name is now permanently affixed to it.
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By Craig Anderson
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3/18/25
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SMYRNA — The more he learned the more inspired he was to recreate an image of Richard Allen.
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By Craig Anderson
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3/17/25
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Tiffany Gaston of Smyrna aims to improve the environment, one 5-gallon bucket at a time.
That’s why she started Mother Nurture Composting Services, which transports food scraps to Linvilla Orchards in Media, Pennsylvania, for processing.
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3/17/25
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It’s a day of friends, fashion, and fitness. The W3 What Women Want Fest is a festive and relaxing day for women to gather together with their gal pals of all ages.
This 2025 event returns …
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3/16/25
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SMYRNA — Residents on Saturday rejected a $5.4 referendum ask by the Smyrna School District designed to add safety measures, hire teachers and more.
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By Craig Anderson
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3/15/25
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WILMINGTON – The Coolest Thing Made in Delaware Contest is down to the final eight.
Organized by the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce and its affiliate, the Delaware Manufacturing …
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3/13/25
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Wayne DeMarco of Smyrna takes responsibility for the crash that left him a quadriplegic in 2016.
Now, the 30-year-old feels a duty to aid other disabled individuals.
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By Craig Anderson
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3/13/25
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SMYRNA — As the long-time location closure nears, a bittersweet feeling surrounds the Smyrna Public Library.
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By Craig Anderson
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3/12/25
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It’s not as glamorous as swooping low over a marsh in a helicopter or soaring above fields and forests in a fixed-wing aircraft.
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3/10/25
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WILMINGTON — Do More 24, the state’s biggest day of giving, raised more than $2.5 million for Delaware’s nonprofit community last Thursday and Friday, breaking an event record.
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3/10/25
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