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Every grave and columbarium at the Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Millsboro is decorated following the 2024 Wreaths Across America ceremony.
Fallen vets won’t be forgotten during holiday in Millsboro
Some will be honoring loved ones or friends, while others will simply be expressing gratitude. more
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Incumbents Carol Thompson, Jason Russell and C.J. Shortridge were the winners in the Dec. 6 Dagsboro municipal election.
Three incumbents retain seats on Dagsboro council
Incumbents Carol Thompson, Jason Russell and C.J. Shortridge will keep their Dagsboro Town Council seats after Dec. 6’s municipal election, while challenger Barry Hurst fell short. more
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The posted speed limit on this stretch of Del. 24 from Lewis Road/Mumford Road to Delaware Avenue is now 35 mph.
Speed limit now 35 mph on stretch of Del. 24 in Millsboro
MILLSBORO ─ Motorists beware. There’s a speed limit change impacting traffic flow on the western portion of Del. 24, a major roadway artery. The posted speed limit extending from … more
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Santa Claus, riding on a sleigh provided by Cub Scout Pack 95, waves to the crowd at the conclusion of the Georgetown Christmas Parade on Dec. 4.
Ho-ho-holiday on parade in Georgetown
Streets were filled with festivity Dec. 4, as the The Circle’s Christmas tree was lit and the Georgetown Christmas Parade completed its annual procession. more
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From left, Millsboro Town Councilman Marty Presley proposes a public hearing about a potential six-month moratorium on new development, while Councilmen Ron Mason and Ron O'Neal and assistant town manager Ashleigh Sander look on during council's Dec. 1 meeting.
Millsboro slates hearing on possible development ban
Ahead of potential state legislation that could overrule municipalities’ control of zoning, Millsboro Town Councilman Marty Presley has proposed a moratorium on development applications. more
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Proceeds from the Nov. 9 Veteran's Day Classic at Plantation Lakes supported the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, the Millsboro Fire Co. and the Millsboro Police Department. From left are Karen Mason, Maureen McKee and Councilman Ron Mason of the event's committee, Millsboro Fire Co. president and Councilman Ron O'Neal, committee member Mayor Bob McKee and acting Police Chief David Moyer.
Golf outing supports Millsboro responders, Tunnel to Towers
Several years ago in Millsboro, a Plantation Lakes golf outing to honor veterans was a huge success, selling out in one day. more
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Due to inclement weather, the Dec. 2 Millsboro Christmas Parade is cancelled.
Millsboro Christmas Parade canceled due to inclement weather
MILLSBORO ─ With a blast of nasty weather, the Grinch has foiled this year’s Millsboro Christmas Parade. Due to a weather forecast with possible rain, wind and plummeting temperatures, … more
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Under the watch of judges, the Millsboro Fire Co. team tackles a challenge at the Rodney T. Marvel Vehicle Extraction Challenge in Georgetown on Nov. 29.
In memory of fireman, Georgetown event provides training
An exercise in extrication brought 17 fire companies to the Georgetown Historical Society on Nov. 29, for a valuable training event in memory of one of their own. more
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Nancy Choma, an M&T Bank senior vice president/retail regional manager, center, is flanked by the Levering family during the bank's $25,000 contribution to Make-a-Wish Philadelphia, Delaware & Susquehanna Valley.
M&T contributes $115,000 to Delaware nonprofits
M&T Bank marked its annual Day of Gratitude on Nov. 19 with a $115,000 investment in two Delaware-based nonprofits that exemplify service, hope and community impact. more
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A survey sent out by the Indian River School District to staff received 651 responses.
Indian River School District’s first survey targets staff
Via a questionnaire, the Indian River School District has heard from hundreds of employees, hoping to receive a better pulse of the atmosphere in its facilities. more
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A message on a Smyrna storefront encourages shopping at small businesses.
Holiday shopping a gift for smaller merchants in Delaware
Founded by American Express in 2010, Small Business Saturday returns Nov. 29. more
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Patty Luckini, the owner of the Middletown-based Sweet Dreams Confections, is ready to welcome local shoppers during Small Business Saturday on Nov. 29 and beyond.
First State’s small-business owners ready for season
As the time for holiday shopping grew closer, Patty Luckini sounded giddy about Nov. 29. more
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Jan. 14 now a student school day in IRSD
SELBYVILLE ─ The Indian River School District announced that Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2026 will now be a regular school day for students and staff. The day was previously designated as no school … more
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Delaware recorded 1,228 settled home sales in October, showing a slight increase compared to the same month last year, according to the Delaware Association of Realtors.
Rates challenging, but Delaware home market remains stable
Current mortgage rates may be an impediment to some Delaware homebuyers, but the market remains steady nonetheless. So said Delaware Association of Realtors president Scott Farnan. more
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From left, Indian River High School students Olivia Eyler, Lila Brown, Kamdyn Shockley, Reece Forrey and Meredith White attend the school's new American Sign Language class.
Indian River High now offering American Sign Language course
Some Indian River High School students are learning a new language, but no words are being verbally spoken. more
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Dagsboro's municipal election will be from 1-5 p.m. Dec. 6 at the Dagsboro Volunteer Fire Department on Clayton Street.
Four seeking three Dagsboro council seats Dec. 6
Three incumbents, plus a fourth candidate, are seeking three two-year Dagsboro Town Council terms in the municipal election Dec. 6. 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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Dagsboro Mayor William Chandler III, left, talks about a proposed impact fee increase at the Nov. 17 Town Council meeting. Council members Carol Thompson, center, and C.J. Shortridge join him.
Dagsboro delays action on proposed impact fee increases
Dagsboro Town Council, following an objection from a prominent business family, delayed a vote Nov. 17 on a proposal that would substantially raise impact fees. more
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Clothing Our Kids volunteers inventory a Nov. 13 shipment of 1,000 pairs of new sneakers.
Millsboro's Clothing Our Kids blessed with 1,000 pairs of sneakers
This Millsboro delivery was a shoe-in. A very big one. more
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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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