I am a resident of Dover’s 4th District and am writing to express my support for Pastor Leroy Bradshaw to become the next person to represent our district. more

Donald Trump’s executive orders — and many other actions started, or started, wobbled and yet to be finalized — have initiated U.S. government reorganization processes that are far beyond anything in history. more

President Donald Trump, by his own declaration, loves tariffs. In fact, “tariff” is his “favorite word.” Tariffs purportedly produce funds — “billions and billions, more than anybody has ever seen before” — which can be used for essential spending or to reduce taxes and, meanwhile, will “bring back jobs.” more

Gov. Matt Meyer is proposing a 50-cent-per-pack cigarette tax increase, projected to generate $8 million, and a tax on other tobacco products, estimated to garner $5 million. The revenue increases are part of a plan that includes state worker pay raises, investments in affordable housing and more funds for Medicaid. Do you like what Gov. Meyer outlined in his $6.58 billion budget? more

High energy bills in Delaware are a problem. But clean energy policies are not the cause, and abandoning them would be a costly mistake for the environment, people’s health and the state’s economy. As Delaware’s new environmental secretary, I’d like to help people understand some of the factors at play in the current debate about energy costs. more

I would like to introduce myself as a radiant beacon of wisdom and compassion within our community, achieving to inspire countless lives with unwavering dedication to service. My endorsement of Justina Brinkley for Dover City Council is not merely a gesture; it is a powerful declaration that Justina embodies the heart, vision and fortitude needed to lead us forward. more

Sniffles and sneezes are an inevitable part of growing up. But, if your child has a lingering runny nose and cough — or both appear around the same time each year — it could be seasonal allergies, which typically happen in the spring, summer and early fall. more

I am a single mother who used to live in the 4th District of Dover, where David Anderson was and still is a city councilman. It really baffles me that people can ask city officials for help, and when they get help and they are no longer struggling, they forget where they came from. more

From its website, “the Delaware Public Service Commission (PSC) works to ensure safe, reliable and reasonably priced cable, electric, natural gas, wastewater, water and telecommunications services for Delaware consumers.” Notably missing is propane gas. more

Caring for a loved one living with dementia often takes a financial toll on families. In 2024, more than 31,000 Alzheimer’s caregivers in Delaware provided 46 million hours of unpaid care, valued at a staggering $909 million. more

Many students in Delaware schools encounter challenges, such as academic pressures and social barriers, which hinder their ability to find their voices and foster positive changes in their communities. more

A broad range of backgrounds and perspectives is not optional in education; it is essential. Embracing different experiences and viewpoints serves as the foundation for innovation, sparks greater awareness and builds connections across the world’s many cultures, ideas and ways of thinking. more

The Food Bank of Delaware, and others across the country, are facing challenges. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has halted scheduled shipments of vital food aid, leaving us with little time to fill the gap for thousands of food-insecure residents. more

In response to Doris W. Draper: You submit that the travel of President Donald Trump is wasteful, but you neglect to mention that every president has made what the general public would consider wasteful decisions during his time in the Oval Office (“Government waste starts with Trump himself”). more

In the debate over rent stabilization, facts must take precedence over rhetoric. Unfortunately, some rent stabilization activists have resorted to misinformation and attacks rather than addressing the core issue: Delaware’s severe housing shortage. more

I wanted to give my 2 cents on the recent actions of “King” Donald Trump and his “Vice President” Elon Musk. more

I would like to echo the support expressed by Cindy Dillon of the importance of a bottle bill in Maryland (“Marylanders need to support bottle bill”). I walk and bike throughout Wicomico County and am saddened by all the litter along roads, mostly beverage containers. more

Many may not know it, but Delaware is on the verge of crisis. Multiple major companies incorporated in our state, from The Trade Desk to Dropbox, have announced intentions to move elsewhere, with some, like The Trade Desk, already having left. Others, such as Meta, are on the brink. more

Are you struggling with child care availability and/or costs? Do you feel that our area has accessible day care facilities for children of all ages? If not, how has your family adjusted? What can be done by the state to ease these needs? more

It is nice for Kristin Froehlich to have her opinion on transgender girls in female sports; it’s very open-minded (“Transgender girls deserve to play”). more