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Millsboro man charged with theft, burglary in Oak Orchard

A Millsboro man faces burglary and theft charges Aug. 29 after police say he broke into a house and cars in the Oak Orchard area. Troopers responded to a burglary at 5:17 p.m. August 24 at a home in the 28000 block of Cherokee Avenue after someone forced entry into a house, but took nothing. During the burglary investigation, troopers learned that between August 23 and August 24, an unknown […]

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Granary Phase 2 site plans presented to Milton planners

, Just as work is beginning on Phase 1 of the Granary at Draper Farm development, the project’s developers began setting the wheels in motion for Phase 2 at the Milton Planning and Zoning Commission’s Aug. 20 meeting. The commission unanimously granted preliminary approval to the plans, but not without additional homework to do before final approval. Among that work is updating the engineering plans, getting Delaware Department of Transportation […]

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Business News

DE222 Honoree: Col. William McDonald

Col. William C. McDonald commands 436th Airlift Wing, Dover Air Force Base, and he is responsible for the combined C-5M Super Galaxy and C-17A Globemaster III wing providing worldwide movement of high-priority personnel and cargo.

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Business News

People on the Move: Aug. 30

People on the Move is a rundown of recent hirings, promotions, appointments and other notable movements by professionals in the state. If you’re interested in submitting an entry, please contact news@delawarebusinesstimes.com. Saul Ewing, a national law firm, named Jennifer Becnel-Guzzo partner. Becnel-Guzzo represents entities and institutions, including colleges and universities, in active litigation, including cases Want to Read More? Paid DBT subscribers get unlimited access to all Insider content and […]

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Milton finance committee gives recommendations on budget

The Milton Finance Committee, by a 4-1 vote, recommended town council move forward with the proposed 34% property tax increase called for in the fiscal year 2025 budget. The committee’s Aug. 28 meeting served as what figures to be one of the last reviews of the budget before council has to vote on it. The budget must be in place by Monday, Sept. 30, before the new fiscal year starts […]

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Sports

Teens charged in Long Neck business burglaries

Two teens face charges Aug. 28 after police say they broke into a Long Neck business several times and stole items. Delaware State Police were first called Aug. 17 to Poppy’s Produce at 32861 Long Neck Road for a burglary; they learned that unknown suspects damaged a gate to the property, entered the business and removed items from a beverage refrigerator. The same thing happened Aug. 19 and 26, when someone […]

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Sussex County adopts new residential buffer zone ordinance

Sussex County is giving Mother Nature a little extra breathing room when it comes to new development. County council at its Aug. 27 meeting approved updates to county code that will strengthen requirements for perimeter buffers and forest retention along residential development boundaries. The new rules will take effect six months from adoption, in February 2025. The initiative dates back to the county’s 2018 comprehensive plan. In the past year, […]

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Surfrider to state: Take action on inlet’s north beach

, , For over a year now, the Delaware chapter of the Surfrider Foundation has been raising concerns about large pieces of debris that continue to surface on the Delaware Seashore State Park beach immediately north of the Indian River Inlet. Now, following the recent breach of the Route 1 dune north of the Indian River Inlet and the subsequent placement of riprap by the state to fortify the dune, […]

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News Briefs 8/30/24

Primary election letters deadline set The Cape Gazette will accept letters to the editor about the upcoming Delaware primary election through 2 p.m., Monday, Sept. 2. Letters received after deadline will not be included in a print edition or online.  Due to the amount of letters received, the Cape Gazette cannot guarantee all submissions will make a print edition. All letters received before the deadline will appear at capegazette.com. Lewes […]

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