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Board of Commissioners Special Meeting - Dec 11 lcoan Tue, 12/05/2023 - 16:46 The Board of Commissioners will hold a special meeting at 9 am Monday, December 11, to consider city manager candidates. It is anticipated that this meeting will be held in executive session.
Delaware Business Times Associate Editor Katie Tabeling writes about the impossible choices set before working moms - and the importance of affordable daycare.
The Milton Economic Development Committee has announced its newest public art display in Mill Park: a holiday tree project with decorations created by local students. Town council approved the display Nov. 6 in a unanimous vote. Barry Goodinson, the committee chair, said the trees for the project are already on site. Goodinson said the exhibit will open at 3 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 10. The students will decorate the trees at […]
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , Rehoboth Avenue was filled with the sights and sounds of the season during the city’s annual Hometown Christmas Parade Dec. 4. The parade is organized by the Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Co., and Warren Jones, RBVFC vice president, said they achieved their goal of having the biggest Christmas parade yet, with 130 entries. The evening was […]
, , , , , , , , , , Residents, friends and even the Grinch joined members of the Redefer family Dec. 2 at the annual tree lighting on the TJ Redefer Memorial Baywalk along Rehoboth Bay in Dewey Beach. Located near The Lighthouse Restaurant on the baywalk named for former Mayor TJ Redefer, the tree was lit by TJ’s family members, including wife Bobbie Redefer, son Jack Redefer […]
Cape senior gets head start on law enforcement career as RBPD intern lcoan Tue, 12/05/2023 - 14:01 Benjamin Clifton, a 17-year-old Cape Henlopen High School senior, may not yet know where he’ll be attending college next year, but he’s settled on a career path. “I didn’t figure out that I wanted to do law enforcement until the end of last year,” he says. “I was bouncing a lot of ideas around in my head. Military? No. I thought about being […]
, Milton Fire Department was granted more than $3,000 from insurance company Nationwide toward the purchase of and training with grain bin rescue equipment. Fire Chief Johnny Hopkins said, “The equipment we were awarded will live on our heavy rescue truck and will be utilized in the event of any grain bin entrapment. I hope that we never have to put it in service. Our district, like many in Sussex […]
, , , , , , , The Rotary Club of Georgetown-Millsboro had its annual luncheon Nov. 28 to thank sponsors of the Flags for Heroes Fund and to also introduce its newest grant recipients, which received a total of $17,500. The Rotary raises funds through its flag program where residents, businesses and organizations sponsor flags in honor of a hero. Several businesses also support the program through funding. The […]
O’Mara exploring gubernatorial run Collin O’Mara, former Delaware secretary of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, and current CEO of the National Wildlife Federation, has filed a campaign committee with the State Elections Commissioner to explore a run for governor of Delaware in the 2024 Democratic primary. According to a press release sent Dec. 4, O’Mara has been encouraged to run by a growing number of Delawareans “who want a campaign […]
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