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Dear Residents and Employees,
I am writing to you following the recent City Council vote regarding collective bargaining and the decision to discontinue the current union arrangement. This was …
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6/1/26
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Delaware is approaching a pivotal moment in health policy, with both real opportunity and real risk.
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By Rita M. Landgraf
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6/1/26
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In 2025, the Delaware legislature directed a cost-benefit study of a proposed statewide battery storage program, with the goal of improving grid reliability and lowering peak costs.
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By John Nichols
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6/1/26
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When I was a senior in high school, I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life.
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By John Riddle
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6/1/26
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The League of Women Voters of Delaware and Indivisible Highlands and Beyond are advocating for the passage of House Bill 188 by the Delaware House of Representatives.
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5/29/26
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I agree with Tim Slavin’s Opinion about restoring Fort DuPont and Fort Miles, so future generations can learn of Delaware’s role in World War II (“Preservation Month and the promise of Fort DuPont”).
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5/29/26
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On March 24, the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control posted a statement to its Facebook account that highlighted the recent Frederica tornado and severe winds in Kent County. It concluded: “This is what climate change looks like in Delaware.”
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By Dr. David R. Legates
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5/29/26
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Constitutions are supposed to be difficult to change.
They are designed to protect citizens from temporary political movements, emotional swings in public opinion and short-term control by one party or another.
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By Rep. Bryan W. Shupe
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5/29/26
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OK, enough is enough!
For years, Crystal Fox Films has pushed to put Delaware on the map in filmmaking (“The Box in the Basement,” “Sleepers,” “Wannabe a Star,” etc.).
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5/29/26
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We are witnessing the largest theft and waste of taxpayer money in the history of our country, all helped by the majority in Congress.
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By Doris W. Draper
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5/29/26
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Currently, amendments to the Delaware Constitution require a two-thirds majority vote in two consecutive bodies of the General Assembly. But state Rep. Kerri Evelyn Harris has introduced a bill that would require such proposed changes to be approved by voters in a referendum, in lieu of the second body.
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5/29/26
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Are there any plans to resurface Hickory Ridge Road correctly anytime soon?
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5/29/26
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In response to the Opinion titled “‘Silver tsunami’ calls for after-death options”: Thank you, Linda Gould, and many blessings to you in the work that you do. I am a practicing death doula in the Lewes-Rehoboth Beach area.
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5/28/26
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We are living in difficult times in the city of Dover. It is time for more citizens to pick up the banner for a positive change. Our small city has approximately 40,000 residents.
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5/28/26
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Governor Wes Moore’s veto of SB 459 is a disappointing and misguided decision that overlooks both the capabilities of Maryland’s local news organizations and the urgent need to strengthen the …
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5/28/26
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“By the rude bridge that arched the flood, / ... Here once the embattled farmers stood, / And fired the shot heard round the world” — R.W. Emerson
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5/28/26
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The fact that the state of Delaware should even have to initiate this “Housing for Every Delawarean Act,” by and through sponsor Sen. Russ Huxtable, D-Lewes, is something to ponder.
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By Robert Murphy
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5/27/26
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I work in real estate in Sussex County, and though I do not normally handle showing houses, I understand the barriers that working adults face.
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5/27/26
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Mr. Jeff Hague, in response to your Opinion, let’s deal with the main issue pertaining to gun control in the United States (“Second Amendment is being threatened”).
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By Peter Graffagnino
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5/27/26
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Academics and, sometimes, pundits have a word for it. Actually, two words: “rational actor.” In the context of the current Iran war, this has to do with the Iranian national leadership.
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By Reid K. Beveridge
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5/26/26
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