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All-way stop coming to Seaford and Oneal roads
SEAFORD — The Delaware Department of Transportation’s Traffic Signal Construction Section, along with Kriss Contracting, is scheduled to install an all-way stop control at the intersection of Alternate U.S. 13/Seaford Road and Oneals Road to improve intersection safety. more
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Seaford to reopen in hybrid, with possible switch to full remote
SEAFORD – Seaford School District students will start the 2020-21 year Sept. 8 under a hybrid model - with a switch to full-remote instruction at some point more than a remote possibility. … more
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Seaford resident raises questions about election process
Signs point to the contested race for mayor between councilman James King iand mayoral incumbent David Genshaw in the city's May 16 election. Mayor Genshaw retained the mayoral reins in the May … more
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Seaford: Traffic stop leads to ammunition and gun charges
SEAFORD — A traffic stop on Saturday night in Seaford led to the seizure of drugs and ammunition and the arrest of one local man. At around 7:07 p.m. on Saturday night, troopers pulled over … more
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Seaford man arrested for burglary early Sunday morning
SEAFORD — In the early hours of Sunday morning, the Delaware State Police arrested Gregory Wilson, a 36-year-old Seaford man, for burglary. At around 1:34 a.m. on Sunday morning, troopers … more
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Early-morning shooting kills one in Seaford
SEAFORD — The Delaware State Police Homicide Unit is conducting a death investigation stemming from a shooting that happened in the early hours of Saturday morning in front of a bar in … more
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Signs mark Seaford schools’ place in history
Robert White, left, and Kevin Rice of Dover-based Kent Signs place the cast aluminum marker saluting Frederick Douglass School on its base during installation Tuesday. Another Delaware Public … more
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Nanticoke welcomes Michaela Breski
SEAFORD — Nanticoke Memorial Hospital recently welcomed Michaela Breski, PA-C to its medical staff beginning Aug. 3.Ms. Breski, specializing in gastroenterology, is currently accepting new … more
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Allens’ gift to Nanticoke supports nursing education
Nanticoke Memorial Hospital President Penny L. Short, left, accepts a monetary gift from Barbara and Chick Allen that will aid nursing education. (Submitted photo) SEAFORD — A Seaford couple’s … more
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Nanticoke Hospital awarded $1.6 million
SEAFORD — The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will provide $1.6 million to Nanticoke Hospital to help it respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. Nanticoke did not initially receive … more
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Lofland staff deserves kudos
After reading article after article regarding the morbid statistics of long-term care facilities and COVID-19, I felt compelled to share some positive information regarding Lofland Park Center, a … more
Longtime Seaford fire official, educator Bennett dies
SEAFORD — Carlton Bryan “Spuck” Bennett wore many hats during his life: educator, businessman, family man and member of the Seaford community and volunteer fire service. Mr. Bennett, a 63-year … more
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Senator Richardson to run for governor
State Senators Dave Wilson, left, and Bryant Richardson attend Saturday’s rally for religious freedom in Dover. (Submitted photo/Dave Graham) SEAFORD — With a religious freedom rally last … more
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Genshaw, Henderson, Santos capture Seaford city election
SEAFORD — Two incumbents — Mayor David Genshaw and councilman Dan Henderson — and challenger Jose Santos emerged victorious Saturday in the city of Seaford’s 2020 municipal election … more
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New Gordmans stores in Milford, Seaford part of bankruptcy fallout
SUSSEX COUNTY — Economic fallout from COVID-19 has claimed new Gordmans stores in Seaford and Milford, retail links in the parent Stage Stores Inc. chain that has filed for … more
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Seaford city election set for Saturday
SEAFORD – What will probably go down as the most unusual municipal election in Seaford history is set for Saturday. With continued emphasis on absentee voting amid COVID-19, registered voters will … more
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24-year Nanticoke nurse deals with virus challenges
Debbie Lane is a registered nurse who works in the Intensive Care Unit at Nanticoke Memorial Hopsital in Seaford. Submitted photos SEAFORD — Fresh out of high school as a 1990 Lake Forest … more
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Quillin leaves Sussex Tech to coach Seaford High football team
Mark Quillin SEAFORD — Sure, Mark Quillin likes a challenge. If he didn’t, he certainly wouldn’t have taken the wrestling coaching job at Delmar High several years ago when the program had … more
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