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In response to the piece by John Gondeck, titled “Why do Democrats keep getting voted back into office?”: John, do you remember Donald Trump inciting the attack on the U.S. Capitol?
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4/14/26
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Like many others, I saw the moon landing in 1969. It was amazing, but the live pictures were grainy.
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4/14/26
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I recently read a Daily State News article about a new development of 244 homes on Barratts Chapel Road that was recently approved. I cringe when I keep seeing these new developments being approved in Kent County.
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4/13/26
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Good morning, Chief Johnson and Mr. Mayor! Well, there was another shooting, and I was informed it was allegedly on Governors Avenue!
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4/13/26
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It can be argued that Donald Trump’s current “insanity” is not caused by any one thing but grows organically out of his malignant narcissism.
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4/13/26
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Delaware’s push to strengthen early literacy is a step in the right direction, but it is not yet clear whether the recent $8 million initial investment will yield the kind of urgent and meaningful progress students need.
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By Nancy Mercante
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4/13/26
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Many have been monitoring the Artemis II mission, a 10-day moon flyby that took astronauts farther from Earth than ever before. Did the flight capture your attention? Do you think it will inspire young people to explore careers related to space travel?
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4/10/26
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Well, here we are again at a crossroad. The Democrats once again choose not to fund law enforcement (U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement), not pay the Transportation Security Administration agents, etc.
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4/9/26
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The Office of the State Fire Marshal invites residents to take a short survey to help it better serve Marylanders.
The feedback received will guide efforts to better serve Maryland communities, …
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4/9/26
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As we saw during the pandemic, tremendous power is placed solely in a governor’s hands to declare a state of emergency, with little to no recourse for “we, the people” to challenge that power.
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4/9/26
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AARP Delaware’s mission is to ensure that Delawareans 50 and older have more options for how they want to live as they age.
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4/8/26
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Easter has passed, and what can we glean from the message of the resurrection of Christ and his triumph over evil?
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4/8/26
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I am writing in response to an Opinion, “Councilman Anderson starting 'damage control'” by William G. Faust.
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4/8/26
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Our tidal wetlands have been protected since The Delaware Wetlands Act was passed in 1973, largely in response to rapid development along the coast and other forces.
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By Mark Nardone and Emily Knearl
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4/8/26
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In local government, progress is not measured by discussion alone—it is measured by action. And when action stalls, residents notice. The current Council has often voiced concerns about lack of …
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4/8/26
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I want to thank the Delaware House of Representatives for passing Senate Bill 2, the first step in a Delaware constitutional amendment that would allow early in-person voting.
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4/7/26
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Is it possible for our congressional delegation to persuade some of their colleagues to return to Washington immediately?
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4/7/26
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Do you feel safe traveling on Delaware roads? You have good reasons not to. According to the Reason Foundation, Delaware has some of the highest vehicular fatality rates in the nation, with rural areas posing particular danger.
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4/7/26
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The same people who protest against no kings now want the governor or government to have more power regarding states of emergency?
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4/7/26
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As a member of the Delaware Economic and Financial Advisory Council and the legislature’s budget-writing Joint Finance Committee, I’m deeply concerned about recent actions that threaten the credibility of our state’s fiscal process.
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4/6/26
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