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I believe it is a good idea to allow the citizens of Delaware to have final approval of any amendments to the state’s constitution.
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6/5/26
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Reports about fatal vehicle collisions involving teen drivers continue to be in the news. What can we do to ensure that young motorists are prepared to travel our roads, while protecting themselves and others?
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6/5/26
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The 340B Drug Pricing Program was built on a sound premise of giving hospitals that serve vulnerable populations access to discounted drugs, so they can extend care further and charge patients less.
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6/4/26
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I have both good news and bad news about David Legates’ recent Opinion, “DNREC’s climate claims vs. state data.”
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By Arthur E. Sowers
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6/4/26
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Political signs have been part of campaigns for centuries. Signs are one way to tell the electorate who is running and who you support.
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6/3/26
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I’m writing in full support of the Opinion by Ms. Jill Itzkowitz and Bruce Dalleo, who back House Bill 188, enabling Delaware’s nonaffiliated voters to vote in our primary elections (“Let’s open primaries to unaffiliated voters”).
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6/3/26
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I strongly support allowing unaffiliated voters to vote in Delaware’s primary elections (“Let’s open primaries to unaffiliated voters”).
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6/3/26
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Well, election time must be here because Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., is speaking out (“Country’s economic policies need work").
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6/3/26
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I was disappointed to learn that the Delaware Association of Chiefs of Police continues to oppose meaningful immigration reform (“Delaware police chiefs defend opposition to immigration bills”).
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By James Nolan
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6/3/26
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Yes, the citizens of Delaware deserve a say in our government.
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6/3/26
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No change is needed to the voting for constitutional amendments. What is needed is to work together for all the citizens of the state.
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6/3/26
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Tucked quietly among Delaware’s forests, farms and small towns are some of the state’s most overlooked natural treasures: our millponds.
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By Nancy Kassner
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6/3/26
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I join the League of Women Voters of Delaware and Indivisible Highlands and Beyond in their support of House Bill 188, which would open primaries to unaffiliated voters (“Let’s open primaries to unaffiliated voters").
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6/2/26
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Where do we go in the meantime, when there is no Hope Center in Sussex County or Kent County?
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By Jordan McClements
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6/2/26
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Every child in Delaware deserves a school with the teachers, support staff, learning materials and resources they need to succeed. But, for too long, Delaware’s school-funding system has made that harder than it should be.
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By Augustus Mays
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6/2/26
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As summer rapidly approaches, Delaware’s more than 100,000 small businesses are preparing for seasonal bumps in foot traffic. Rising operating costs, however, aren’t taking a break from the heat.
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By Kelly O’Hanlon
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6/2/26
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I am writing this letter as a concerned resident of the city of Dover, to express my strong opposition to the proposed city tax increase.
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6/2/26
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This letter is in response to an Opinion by Mr. Peter Graffagnino (“With gun control, campaign funding is key”).
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By Jeff Hague
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6/2/26
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Recent reports involving predatory behavior and grooming on Roblox, a platform widely viewed as child-friendly, underscore just how vulnerable young people can be online.
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By Ava Morrow
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6/2/26
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I began sending Opinions to this newspaper in October 2016. Over the past 10 years, I have forwarded dozens discussing the demise of our democracy, starting with the eight years of Barack Obama.
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By Frank Daniels
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6/2/26
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