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Overfalls museum gets council green light

The Overfalls Foundation has received approval to move full steam ahead on plans for a new museum building in Lewes Canalfront Park. Lewes Mayor and City Council voted unanimously to approve the project Dec. 9. The approval means the foundation can get an administrative site-plan review by the city and a review from the Sussex Conservation District. Councilperson Tim Ritzert brought up the potential impact of the new building on […]

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Meyer administration looks to keep heads of health and children’s departments

Delaware Gov.-elect Matt Meyer has nominated the current secretaries of the Department of Health and Social Services and the Department of Services for Children, Youth and Their Families to stay on under his administration. Meyer also nominated a senior leader with the Delaware State Housing Authority to become director. Josette Manning was sworn in as DHSS secretary in 2023, and had served as DSCYF secretary before that. As secretary, Meyer […]

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News Briefs 12/31/24

Equine council scholarship applications due Dec. 31 The Delaware Equine Council Foundation will award $1,500 scholarships to one or more individuals who meet the required criteria. An eligible applicant must be a U.S. citizen or legal resident alien and a Delaware resident or Delaware Equine Council member, and may join during the application process. A recipient must be enrolled and in good standing in an agricultural or equine course of […]

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Rehoboth, Clear Space exploring public-private partnership

Looking to keep an arts presence in downtown Rehoboth Beach, city commissioners have agreed to pursue a public-private partnership with Clear Space Theatre Company. In August, Clear Space Managing Director Joe Gfaller went before city commissioners to say the theater was in the beginning stages of a market study to find its next home. During a meeting Dec. 20, City Manager Taylour Tedder said the Clear Space study is nearing […]

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529 applicants compete for 15 marijuana retail licenses from state

, The state’s Office of the Marijuana Commissioner conducted its open retail lottery Dec. 19. There were 529 eligible applicants for 15 available licenses across the state. Marijuana was legalized in Delaware in April 2023. Since then, the OMC has created rules and regulations for the new program. The deadline to submit applications was Sept. 30. The OMC conducted the first round of the lottery Oct. 24. That round included […]

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Replenishment ongoing at IR inlet’s north-side beach

, , , , , , Roughly one month into the emergency replenishment work on the beach north of the Indian River Inlet, the state is reporting about a third of this winter’s phase of the project is complete. Twice this past year – once in March and again in August – the dune along the northbound lanes of Route 1 was breached by the Atlantic Ocean. Following the second breach, […]

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Nassau Commons Boulevard reopens in Lewes

Nassau Commons Boulevard – a common path between Routes 1 and 9 west of Lewes that a developer said was inadvertently closed without notice in early December – was reopened the day before Christmas, a contractor said Dec. 30. A-Del Construction of Newark estimated in early December that the road would remain closed for three months while work was done to install storm drains and rebuild the roadway. “Some utility […]

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