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Frederica Town Council to mull ordinance banning data centers
FREDERICA — The list of municipalities opposed to data centers is growing and now the town of Frederica may be added to that list. The Frederica Town Council on Wednesday will conduct a first … more
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Food Bank of Delaware set to host Job & Resource Expo in Milford
MILFORD — The Food Bank of Delaware and Delaware Department of Labor will host a Job & Resource Expo on Thursday, Sept. 10, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Food Bank, 102 Delaware Veterans Blvd. … more
Larry Josefowski, the Milford Museum's new executive director, told the City Council on Monday that the museum's new site at 400-A N.E. Front St. likely will hold its grand opening in November.
At long last, Milford Museum looking to reopen in November
MILFORD — It’s taken more than a year past earlier estimates, but Milford Museum’s leaders told the City Council on Monday the facility likely will be ready to reopen to the public in about two … more
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From left, Marianina "Nina" Pletcher of the Milford City Council poses with 2026 Pletcher Scholarship Award winner Octavia Dolison at Food Bank of Delaware's graduation ceremony Wednesday for its Culinary School and LOGIC programs.
Culinary, LOGIC students graduate at Food Bank facility in Milford
MILFORD — Seventeen students graduated Wednesday from the Culinary School and LOGIC (Logistics, Operations, General Warehousing and Inventory Control) workforce-development programs at Food Bank of … more
The Frederica Town Council on Aug. 19 unanimously rejected a request by Kent County Levy Court to de-annex a 216.4-acre county-owned property (shown in yellow) from within the town's boundaries.
Frederica Town Council rejects Kent County’s de-annexation bid
FREDERICA — Kent County Levy Court in July asked Frederica’s mayor and Town Council to consider de-annexing a vacant 216.4-acre county-owned property that straddles Del. 1. The Town Council on … more
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Two men die in murder-suicide near Harrington
Two men died in a murder-suicide Wednesday, Aug. 26 near Harrington, Delaware State Police said, more
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Candidates who wish to run for mayor or one of four City Council seats in Milford's April 25 election must register by Feb. 24 at 4:30 p.m. at Milford City Hall, 201 S. Walnut St. DAILY STATE NEWS FILE PHOTO/BRIAN TROMPETER
Short-term rental space backed by Milford council
The owner of a commercial property at 116 N. Washington St. in Milford will be allowed to offer an upstairs apartment as a conventional rental unit or as a short-term one, following unanimous support by City Council on Monday, Aug. 24. more
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The Milford City Council on Aug. 24 voted 5-2 to reject Shawnee Farm LLC’s request for preliminary major subdivision approval to build Phase 4 (marked in green and purple) of its Cypress Hall development, which would have constructed 64 single-family houses and 30 duplexes.
Milford council rejects plan for Cypress Hall Residential Phase 4
MILFORD — City Council members voted 5-2 Monday night against giving preliminary major subdivision approval for Cypress Hall Residential Phase 4, which would have built 64 single-family detached … more
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Stonemark Ventures LLC, which had hoped to construct 344 townhouse condominiums, 78 apartment units and 19,998 square feet of commercial floor space on 60.48 acres at its proposed Knight Crossing subdivision, has withdrawn its applications following recommendations of denial Aug. 18 by the Milford Planning Commission.
Knight Crossing proposals pulled after Planning Commission rebuff
MILFORD — The developer of proposed subdivision Knight Crossing, which sought to build 344 townhouse condominiums, 78 apartment units and 19,998 square feet of commercial floor space on 60.48 acres … more
The Milford Board of Education again will be seeking state funds to help with renovations at Milford High School and the district's elementary schools.
Milford School District asks state for nearly $81M for capital projects
MILFORD — The Milford School District Board of Education on Aug. 17 authorized district officials to submit to the Delaware Department of Education (DOE) a certificate of necessity seeking … more
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Milford Board of Education OKs district-wide policy on AI use
MILFORD — The Milford Board of Education on Aug. 17 approved a district-wide policy that will govern the usage of generative artificial intelligence (AI) by students and staff. Under the policy, … more
The 48th Harrington Heritage Day on Aug. 22 will feature live music, vendors, children’s activities, a classic car show and more. PHOTO COURTESY OF CITY OF HARRINGTON
Harrington Heritage Day canceled, except for indoor fun
HARRINGTON — The City of Harrington has announced the cancellation of Harrington Heritage Day due to forecasts of severe storms and heavy rain. The 48th annual Heritage Day was scheduled for … more
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Milford set to buy $100,000 worth of automated defibrillators
MILFORD — City Council on Monday night is slated to approve the purchase of 42 Stryker Physio-Control LIFEPAK CR2 automated external defibrillators (AEDs) from Rescue One at a cost of $99,999.90. … more
The Milford Planning Commission on Aug. 18 recommended denial of Knight Crossing, a proposed subdivision by Stonemark Ventures LLC that would construct 344 townhouse condominiums, 78 apartment units and 19,998 square feet of commercial floor space on 60.48 acres.
Milford Planning Commission opposes Knight Crossing project
MILFORD — Knight Crossing, a proposed subdivision with more than twice as much land and more than three times the number of dwelling units than had been approved earlier, will come before City … more
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Lake Forest School District hires 2 new administrators
FELTON — Lake Forest School District in early August welcomed two new administrators to its staff. Dr. Erin Bryan will serve as vice principal at W.T. Chipman Middle School. Bryan, who holds a … more
The city of Harrington is gearing up for its annual citywide yard sale on Saturday, Sept. 26.
Harrington welcoming registrants for citywide yard sale Sept. 26
HARRINGTON — The city of Harrington will hold its annual citywide yard sale Saturday, Sept. 26, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. City residents who wish to participate should call City Hall at 302-398-3530 to … more
Felton Town Hall, located at 24 E. Sewell St., also houses the town's police department.
Town of Felton to hold community yard sale Sept. 12
FELTON — The town of Felton’s community yard sale will be held Saturday, Sept. 12, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Residents who wish to add their addresses to the yard-sale map should email town clerk … more
Candidates who wish to run for mayor or one of four City Council seats in Milford's April 25 election must register by Feb. 24 at 4:30 p.m. at Milford City Hall, 201 S. Walnut St. DAILY STATE NEWS FILE PHOTO/BRIAN TROMPETER
Milford issuing property tax bills; deadline is Sept. 30
The city of Milford has processed the annual property tax bills for Oct. 1, 2026, through Sept. 30, 2027, and will be mailing them directly to property owners, not to mortgage or escrow companies. more
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A Harrington resident wears a sticker that says, "NO DATA CENTER" to the City Council meeting Monday, Aug. 17.
Harrington City Council denies data center ordinance
Harrington City Council unanimously denied an ordinance Monday, Aug. 17, that would have added data centers as a conditional use in manufacturing zones, after nearly an hour of public opposition. more
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Milford alerting residents about flushing of fire hydrants
Starting Monday, Aug. 24, the city will begin three weeks’ worth of fire hydrant flushing. more
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