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The Ann L. Burton Center for Children on Bayhealth Hospital's Sussex Campus in Milford will be able to serve about 100 children when it opens early next year.
Bayhealth child care facility in Milford opening soon
About 100 kids, many the offspring of Bayhealth employees, will be welcomed at the Ann L. Burton Center for Children upon its opening early next year on the company’s Sussex Campus in Milford. more
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Shots fired from vehicle hit occupied Greenwood home
The Delaware State Police are investigating a Nov. 19 incident in which shots fired from a vehicle struck an occupied Greenwood home. more
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Finn McPherson, a 10th-grader at Milford High School, poses with the Nutcracker throne he designed and built for his Eagle Scout Service Project.
Local student finishes Nutcracker throne for Eagle Scout project
MILFORD — This year’s Nutcracker performance by Milford-based TADA School of Dance will feature a handcrafted throne, “The Sweet Seat,” that was designed and built by Finn … more
On Nov. 18, Kent County Levy Court denied a request to rezone a 15.56-acre property along U.S. 13 in Farmington to permit a storage facility there.
Levy Court rejects storage facility in Farmington
Kent County Levy Court on Nov. 18 voted 5-1-1 against a rezoning request to permit a self-storage facility in Farmington. more
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Finn McPherson with the TADA dancers who will use the "Sweet Seat" in their production of the Nutcracker.
Milford scout builds “Sweet Seat” throne for this year’s Nutcracker production
The Tatiana-Akinfieva Dance Academy’s Nutcracker performance will have a special new addition this year: a handcrafted throne affectionately dubbed “The Sweet Seat.” … more
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Bushel Basket Tree, Cambridge, MD
Light Up Your Life! Christmas Tree, Menorah & Kinara Lighting Events
Lights will be twinkling across Delmarva as communities celebrate the season by lighting traditional trees, stacks of crab pots and bushel baskets, menorahs, kinaras and more to kick off the holiday … more
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Milford council workshop to cover affordable housing, development
MILFORD — City Council members will hold a Nov. 19 workshop session regarding development, land-use training and affordable housing. The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. in the council chambers … more
Woman, 55, fatally struck by vehicle on U.S. 113 in Milford
MILFORD — Milford police are investigating the death of a 55-year-old woman, who was hit by a vehicle Nov. 14 while crossing North Dupont Boulevard (U.S. 113). The police department dispatched … more
A shovel is buried in a mound of snow in Middletown on Jan. 8. Looking ahead to winter 2025-26, forecasters are cautiously optimistic that less snow will fall than did last season.
Forecasters: Less snow may blanket Delaware this winter
As winter approaches, will the need for shovels, as well? Only time will tell, but meteorologists are predicting possibly less snow this year than last. more
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On Nov. 13, the Kent County Regional Planning Commission recommended that Levy Court deny a request to rezone a 15.56-acre property in Farmington to permit a storage facility.
Kent planners recommend denial of rezoning for storage facility
The Kent County Regional Planning Commission voted unanimously Nov. 13 to recommend that Levy Court deny a rezoning application to allow a self-storage facility in Farmington. more
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This Delaware Department of Transportation diagram shows in red where some new lighting poles will be installed along the southbound side of U.S. 113 near Buccaneer Street in Milford.
Milford council OKs pact with DelDOT for lighting along U.S. 113
MILFORD — Additional roadway lighting will be coming along U.S. 113 between Airport Road and Del. 1 following the City Council’s unanimous approval Nov. 10 of an agreement with the … more
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Milford Museum executive director Tom Summers explains the history and controversy behind Associated Press photographer Joe Rosenthal's 1945 Pulitzer Prize-winning photo of Marines raising the U.S. flag on Iwo Jima. Mr. Summers gave his presentation Nov. 11 at the University of Delaware's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute in Lewes.
Historian details controversy over iconic Iwo Jima flag-raising photo
Late Associated Press photographer Joe Rosenthal’s February 1945 image of six Marines raising the Star-Spangled Banner on Iwo Jima is one of history’s most famous pictures. more
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Terry Stewart, a warehouse employee at the Food Bank of Delaware's Milford distribution center, moves donated food boxes toward a truck Nov. 12 during the Thanksgiving for All initiative.
Thanksgiving for All issues 1,000 meals to school families
Families in need at 30 Delaware schools will have their Thanksgiving foods taken care of, courtesy of donations from The Harry K Foundation, in partnership with the Food Bank of Delaware and Perdue Farms. more
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2 Wilmington men arrested after home-invasion robbery in Felton
FELTON — Delaware State Police arrested two Wilmington men in connection with a Nov. 11 home-invasion robbery and resulting pursuit in Felton and are looking for a third suspect in the case. … more
This rendering depicts exterior lighting that Filec Electrical Services will soon install at the Milford Police Department.
Evidence facility, outdoor lights coming to Milford Police Department
Milford City Council approved two contracts Nov. 10 that will enhance the Milford Police Department’s capabilities and appearance. more
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These diagrams show the Delaware Department of Transportation's planned pedestrian improvements along Frederica Road in Frederica.
DelDOT advancing slew of projects in Milford, Frederica, Felton
From new and repainted bridges to shared-use paths and roundabouts, the Delaware Department of Transportation will be keeping plenty busy in the Milford and Felton areas during the next few years. more
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DelDOT to install all-way stop control at Frederica intersection
FREDERICA — Weather permitting, the Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) on Nov. 13 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. will convert the two-way stop control at Barratts Chapel and McGinnis … more
State police arrest man, 60, after shooting incident in Harrington
HARRINGTON — A 60-year-old Harrington man faces felony charges after he allegedly fired shots at a vehicle Nov. 7, Delaware State Police said. State police around 1 p.m. that day dispatched … more
Local, state and federal officials toss shovelfuls of dirt during the Aug. 20 groundbreaking for the Harrington Industrial Park. The site recently received environmental approvals, so infrastructure construction can begin.
Harrington prepares for new housing, commercial projects
Harrington officials are enthused about a slew of planned developments over the next decade and are hoping for enhancements to make the most of them. more
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Brandywine Valley SPCA will hold a free pet vaccine clinic Nov. 9 at Delaware State Fairgrounds in Harrington.
Brandywine Valley SPCA to hold free vaccine clinic in Harrington
HARRINGTON — The Brandywine Valley SPCA will be holding a free vaccine clinic providing rabies and distemper/FVRCP (feline viral rhinotracheitis, caliciivirus and panleukopenia) shots for dogs … more
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