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Delaware AG: Trump administration worth challenging
The Delaware attorney general's office has joined several others in actions against the Trump administration, but there are no costs for those moves. more
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Milford Senior High School and Milford Central Academy will implement discipline-improvement plans after the Delaware Department of Education determined those schools' suspension rates for some student subgroups had exceeded state thresholds.
2 Milford schools to implement state-mandated discipline plans
MILFORD — Two Milford schools will implement discipline-improvement plans to address suspension rates that consistently have exceeded state thresholds for some student subgroups in recent … more
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These vintage cans show some of the products made by Delmarva Peninsula's canning industry, which will be the subject of a historical presentation Saturday, May 10, at Milford Public Library.
History presentation to discuss Delmarva Peninsula’s canning industry
MILFORD — Author Ed Kee will present a historical program about Delmarva Peninsula’s canning industry Saturday, May 10, at 1 p.m. at Milford Public Library, 11 S.E. Front St. Baltimore … more
Officials with the city of Milford, the Food Bank of Delaware and the Delaware Municipal Electric Corp. hope to obtain Energize Delaware grants to pay for a battery storage facility next to this solar energy site on Del. 14.
Milford, food bank seek grants, as tariffs affect solar plans
The Food Bank of Delaware hopes to add solar panels to its Milford building, and city officials want to facilitate that effort. But tariffs have complicated the plans. more
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The Harrington city elections on May 7 have been canceled due to uncontested candidates for each party.
Harrington Planning Commission member to join City Council
Emeridge “Tony” Williams, who has served for two years on the city’s Planning Commission, will soon join City Council after running unopposed for its District 1 seat. more
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This graphic shows revised plans for the City Hall Plaza project in Milford, which would cut the project's scope and reduce its cost by nearly half. The City Council voted April 14 to hold off until the start of the new fiscal year this summer before deciding on whether to move ahead with the proposal.
Milford Council holds off on City Hall Plaza project spending
MILFORD — Despite a reworked plan that cut the proposed City Hall Plaza project’s cost by nearly half, Milford City Council members voted 7-0 April 14 to delay consideration of spending … more
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Members of the Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce celebrated a ribbon cutting for the high-end rental property Sunset Village, just south of Camden, on Monday. DAILY STATE NEWS/MIKE FINNEY
Sunset Village raises bar for apartments in Kent Co.
CAMDEN — Seeing a need for upscale apartments in central Delaware, Windward Communities has developed a complex in a secluded location on Upper King Road. While Sunset Village leased the … more
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A "Cars & Coffee" event May 17 in Milford will benefit Food Bank of Delaware.
‘Cars & Coffee’ event to benefit Food Bank of Delaware
MILFORD — A “Cars & Coffee” event in Milford on Saturday, May 17, will showcase some gorgeous automobiles and raise funds for Food Bank of Delaware. The event, which will be … more
The fiscal year 2024 Uniform Guidance Single Audit report, released Monday by the state auditor, identified some anomalies that agencies are working to correct.
FY ’24 audit finds areas where Delaware agencies can improve
A report released Monday by state Auditor Lydia York found that most of the $4.2 million in federal funds received by Delaware in fiscal year 2024 are being spent properly but also identified areas of concern. more
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Eleanor Ibach, 7, watches as Quintin Barr, 6, removes a wooden block during a game of Jenga on Saturday during We Are Milford Day at Mispillion Elementary School.
Family fun prevails at We Are Milford Day
Plenty of amusing activities kept kids and their families entertained Saturday during We Are Milford Day. more
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State Sen. Dave Wilson, City Council member Jack Stewart, Mayor Duane E. Bivans, Acting Parks and Recreation Director Doug Poore, Assistant City Manager Amanda Marlow, Council member Darrin Simpson and state Rep. Shannon Morris take part in the April 4 ribbon cutting for a new children's playground behind the Parks and Recreation Department building.
Harrington officials: 1st playground is just a start
HARRINGTON — The city of Harrington has lots of small recreational areas dubbed parks, but officials said the new children’s playground behind the Parks and Recreation Department’s … more
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Helene Keeley, left, executive director of the Delaware Lottery, and Barbara Miller, deputy director, celebrated the agency's 50th anniversary with staff Friday. DAILY STATE NEWS/MIKE FINNEY
Delaware Lottery reaches golden milestone
DOVER — Delaware Lottery employees may feel like winners just by showing up to work. That would explain why there are hardly any staff changes at its 1575 McKee Road office, virtually … more
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Harrington Logistics will close this facility at 111 Reese Ave. in Harrington on July 1.
Harrington Logistics to close July 1
A major employer will shutter its facility this summer and lay off 151 employees, Harrington city officials confirmed this week. more
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Author Kathryn Canavan wrote her 2015 book, "Lincoln's Final Hours," following visits to Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C., and the house across the street where President Abraham Lincoln died on April 15, 1865. Ms. Canavan will give a presentation on the topic Saturday, April 12, at 1 p.m. at Milford Public Library.
Author to discuss events, people surrounding Lincoln assassination
MILFORD — When Kathryn Canavan years ago visited the Petersen House across the street from Ford’s Theatre in Washington, D.C., where U.S. President Abraham Lincoln died April 15, 1865, … more
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Among the equipment that Milford City Council agreed to help the Carlisle Fire Co. buy are a $77,000 power loader and cot and a $17,000 LUCAS device, which can perform consistent chest compressions.
Carlisle Fire Co. in Milford to receive $149,340 for ambulance equipment
Milford City Council unanimously agreed to provide $149,340 from its fire agency enhancement fund to finance equipment purchases by the Carlisle Fire Co. on Monday. more
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Big Oyster Brewery opened another location in Milford at the newly opened Southern Delaware Golf Club.
Sign-ups open for Milford chamber golf event
The Chamber of Commerce for Greater Milford has opened registration for its 32nd annual Golf Classic, July 17 at the Southern Delaware Golf Club, 6152 S. Rehoboth Blvd. more
On Monday, Milford City Council unanimously approved Riverwalk Villas, a development of 27 town houses, outlined in purple, that will be built at Mispillion and Marshall streets.
Milford City Council OKs Riverwalk Villas
Riverwalk Villas, a development of 27 town houses by the Milford Housing Development Corp., received unanimous approval Monday from Milford City Council. more
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A long wooden bridge traverses wetlands at the start of the 1.1-mile walking trail at Big Oak Park in Smyrna. DAILY STATE NEWS/MIKE FINNEY
A walk on the mild side: Outdoor strolls beckon with warmer temps
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, … more
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The Harrington city elections on May 7 have been canceled due to uncontested candidates for each party.
Bivans, Tolson squaring off in Harrington mayor’s race
Unlike four years ago, Harrington Mayor Duane E. Bivans has picked up a challenger for his May 6 reelection bid. That contender, Frank Tolson, a business owner and member of the city’s Board of Adjustment, said he has been thinking about a mayoral run for “quite some time.” more
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This image from the Library of Congress depicts the deathbed scene of assassinated U.S. President Abraham Lincoln. The president's final hours will be the subject of a presentation by author Kathryn Canavan on April 12 at Milford Public Library.
Author to discuss President Lincoln’s final hours
MILFORD — The Milford Museum American History Series will continue on Saturday, April 12, at 1:00 p.m. at the Milford Public Library in Milford, Delaware. Author Kathryn Canavan will present a … more
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