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The Dover Police Department may use stop sticks to disable a vehicle during a pursuit. For video with this story, visit baytobaynews.com. DAILY STATE NEWS/CRAIG ANDERSON.
Delaware police vehicle pursuits take many turns
While no two vehicle pursuits are exactly the same, they all create danger for everyone involved. more
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Milford resident Ralph Anthony Kemmerlin Sr., a retired police officer and former government investigator, demonstrates strike points on a heavy punching bag at his home.
Ex-officer, martial arts expert and investigator authors book on self-mastery
Ralph Anthony Kemmerlin Sr. of Milford has long studied the best ways to confront and resolve conflict. Failing peaceful means, the author and former police officer knows how to succeed in street fights. more
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A tractor driver demonstrates his skill at the 2024 Antique Tractor Pull at the Delaware State Fair in Harrington.
Young farmers, old equipment: Antique tractors a big pull to Delaware State Fair
Get ready for a popular — and noisy — old-time treat July 26 at the Delaware State Fair in Harrington. That’s when the Delaware Farm Bureau’s Young Farmers & Ranchers Committee will hold its 31st annual Antique Tractor Pull. more
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A marijuana plant grows under highly controlled conditions at First State Compassion's facility in Milford.
Milford business gears up, as recreational cannabis sales loom
Tucked discreetly in a nondescript industrial building, First State Compassion’s marijuana cultivation and processing facility in Milford has a scientific — and highly secure — atmosphere. more
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The Delaware Emergency Management Agency's Emergency Operations Center is at 165 Brick Store Landing Road in Smyrna.
Delaware Emergency Management Agency helps residents prepare in times of crisis
In the wake of catastrophic flooding in Texas that killed at least 120 people, Delawareans may be pondering how similar emergencies would be handled here. more
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From left, Sen. David Wilson, Lt. Gov. Kyle Evans Gay and Milford Mayor F. Todd Culotta pose before participating in a panel discussion at the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Milford's third annual legislative-affairs luncheon July 9.
Leaders concur on housing, job growth, academic crisis
MILFORD — Three government leaders expressed wide agreement July 9 on issues facing Milford and the state, as well as how to tackle them. Lt. Gov. Kyle Evans Gay, Sen. David Wilson, R-Milford, … more
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The Harrington City Council June 30 approved the annexation of these 11 Ryan Farm parcels, which are outlined in red.
Harrington City Council annexes 11 more properties at Ryan Farm
HARRINGTON — Eleven properties at Ryan Farm have been annexed into the city of Harrington. The vacant sites, which the City Council annexed June 30, are located along a line of residential … more
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The Kent Economic Partnership is helping 151 laid-off employees of Harrington Logistics find new jobs.
Kent Economic Partnership helping place laid-off Harrington Logistics workers
The Kent Economic Partnership is trying to find employment for the 151 workers who were laid off when Harrington Logistics shut down July 1. more
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Harrington native Deweese “Petie” Davis became the city's director of Parks & Recreation on June 16.
Hometown athlete tapped as new Harrington Parks & Rec director
Deweese “Petie” Davis took over as Harrington's Parks & Recreation director June 16 and is eager to serve his native community. more
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A sculpture of Lulu the Ladybug watches over the entrance of the Milford Museum, which is having to raise funds for renovations at its future facility after receiving less money than expected from the state's Community Reinvestment Fund.
Milford Museum prepares to raise money as sought-after state funds come in low
Milford Museum leaders had hoped for a $500,000 disbursement from the state’s Community Reinvestment Fund this summer but will need to settle for less than one-tenth of that. more
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Milford City Council voted on Monday to ban the recreational sales of marijuana in Milford.
Milford officials defend growth-management efforts
MILFORD — Facing criticism from some residents, Milford officials issued a statement June 27 outlining the city’s efforts to manage growth. “The city of Milford is committed to … more
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The Milford City Council June 23 approved a $145.2 million capital improvement plan for fiscal years 2026-2030.
Milford OKs $145.2 million capital improvement plan for fiscal 2026-'30
MILFORD — Milford’s city government plans to undertake a bevy of initiatives, from police vehicles and recreation facilities to street projects and economic development, in fiscal years … more
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Cecilia Ashe
Milford’s new budget gives top police officers major raises
MILFORD — Milford’s $75.4 million fiscal year 2026 budget, approved June 23 by the City Council, will split two-thirds of the amount available for pay raises — $247,255 — … more
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Retiring Milford city manager Mark Whitfield will serve as acting city manager on a part-time basis until his successor, Christopher Coleman, arrives Aug. 4 and then will be available as a consultant.
Milford City Council OKs consulting retainer for retiring city manager
MILFORD — Retiring Milford city manager Mark Whitfield will serve part-time as acting city manager until Aug. 3 and be available on an as-needed consulting basis after his successor comes on … more
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The Milford City Council will decide June 23 whether to have retiring city manager Mark Whitfield continue serving part-time through Aug. 3 until his successor arrives.
Milford City Council may retain retiring city manager part-time for 6 weeks — at $150 per hour
MILFORD — Milford City Council members will decide June 23 whether to retain retiring city manager Mark Whitfield on a part-time basis for another six weeks until his successor takes over. The … more
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Harrington police chief Adam Gillespie retired June 17, capping a 21-year career.
Harrington police chief Gillespie retires after 21 years with force
HARRINGTON — Harrington police chief Adam Gillespie retired June 17 after a 21-year career with the department. “I’ve been eligible to retire for a little while and had a really … more
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Advocates say the Maryland offshore wind project will be farther from the coast than the Mid-Atlantic Flyway used by many migrating birds, such as this snowy egret found at the Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge in Smyrna.
Panelists: Offshore wind project will minimize wildlife impacts
Wildlife advocates have long been concerned about the harmful impacts of wind turbines, but panelists at a June 16 forum said the Maryland offshore wind project will take precaution to protect avian and marine life. more
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From left, Danielle Swallow of Delaware Sea Grant, Evan Vaughan of the Mid-Atlantic Renewable Energy Coalition and Mike Dunmyer of US Wind listen as Christophe Tulou of the Delaware Center for the Inland Bays makes a point during a presentation about offshore wind June 16 at the Lewes Public Library.
Advocates tout benefits of planned Maryland offshore wind project
A future Maryland offshore wind project will provide much-needed energy and economic benefits, while issuing minimal environmental impacts in Delaware, advocates said June 16 during a panel discussion at the Lewes Public Library. more
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The Milford City Council voted 5-3 May 27 to proceed with the first construction phase of Deep Branch Park, to be located at South Rehoboth Boulevard and North Horseshoe Drive just outside the city limits.
Milford City Council OKs grant-matching funds for Deep Branch Park
MILFORD — The Milford City Council June 9 unanimously authorized $125,000 in matching funds for Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program grants, obtained from the Delaware Land and … more
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Tidewater Utilities approaching Harrington-area well owners about future service zone
Tidewater Utilities has begun reaching out to private well owners in southwest Kent County to secure a future service area should those residents choose to receive water. more
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