Recently, this newspaper published a letter by Frank Daniels, titled “Why do Dems aid immigrants over citizens?” Daniels’ letter explained the relationship between the title and the letter with a convoluted argument that an “atmosphere” of hate toward Donald Trump came from biased media that is “more supportive of illegal immigrants and criminals than (it is) of American citizens.” more

There is a familiar pattern in George Roof’s letters: Invoke a lifetime of military service as shorthand for authority, then glide past inconvenient facts that complicate the narrative. more

In times like these — when so much of what surrounds us feels polarizing, when the art of civil discourse seems harder to find and when many people feel unsure how to help in meaningful ways — it can be easy to feel disconnected or discouraged. more

As we step into 2026, we are energized by the opportunities ahead and deeply committed to continuing our work on behalf of crime victims across Maryland. A new year brings renewed purpose — and … more

“The system is broken when those least impacted by the housing crisis have the loudest veto power.” This quote is from Lillian Harrison, the president and CEO of Elevated Community Development Corp. more

As an elected representative of the city of Dover, I am writing to formally express my opposition to the proposed allocation of Economic Development Grant Funds recently requested by the People’s Community Center ($47,363 for a workforce development program that already exists through the Delaware Department of Labor) and by the Rail Haus ($50,000 for artificial turf for its outdoor beer garden and for HVAC upgrades.) more

In “It’s a Wonderful Life,” George Bailey believed deeply in his neighbors. He believed they should have a real stake in their community, that opportunity should be shared and that leadership sometimes requires sacrifice for the common good. more

Gov. Matt Meyer is backing consideration of major changes in the state’s educational system. “We must reduce bureaucracy and demand accountability to produce actual gains in student performance,” he said. Among the possible changes, based on Redding Consortium recommendations, is a consolidation of districts. Do you support this idea? What would Delaware gain? Or lose? more

Mr. Charles Copeland has financial background and has experience with fiscal matters (“Why decoupling is a strategic mistake"). more

In Delaware, too many of our neighbors struggle to access enough food — and, more importantly, enough nutritious food. Food insecurity isn’t just an economic issue. It’s a health issue, shaping outcomes long before someone walks into a doctor’s office. more

The Daily State News shared a letter from Joseph Zingaro concerning the current secretary of war (“‘Hypocrite’ Hegseth not deserving of position”). more

Mosaic in Delaware was honored last year to be selected by the state to become the first private provider organization to offer shared living for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and other diverse needs. more

I am dismayed by Dover City Councilman David Anderson’s recent ordinance to punish poor people who are homeless. It would be more constructive if Mr. Anderson and his colleagues on City Council instead started working to find solutions for homelessness. more

Last September, I wrote an Opinion in the Daily State News, asking Avelo Airlines to stop taking part in deporting immigrants for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (“Avelo Airlines’ role in immigration questioned”). more

It is deeply concerning that Councilman David Anderson and the chief of police continue to push the pedestrian safety ordinance, while repeatedly avoiding direct questions from seated City Council members and constituents about existing, enforceable state laws under titles 11 and 21 of the Delaware Code. more

The fact that a civility resolution needed to be introduced shows what has gone into the whole world. One side says that, if you don’t agree with us, then we’ll shut you out. more

As the Delaware General Assembly begins taking up the people’s business in 2026, the Delaware Coalition for Open Government calls on the legislature and the governor to implement a statewide moratorium on mega data centers. more

Twenty years ago, many Republicans ran for Congress promising their support of term limits. Then, they, like Democrats before them, changed their tunes. more

This letter is composed of: (a.) a short story about how Donald Trump is on the path to creating increased world chaos, and (b.) a short report on how Trumponomics is not making our economy great again. more

I just recently read a detailed news article that stated that Dover City Councilman David Anderson pulled the ordinance he is sponsoring for safety in the medians from the Jan. 12 meeting. more