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Georgetown-Millsboro Rotary supports community

, , , , , , , 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 […]

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News Briefs 12/5/23

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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Residents, owner’s attorney spar over changes to Donovan-Smith ordinance

The attorney for the owners of the Donovan-Smith Manufactured Home Park said the community will not continue to thrive if Lewes Mayor and City Council adopt changes to a proposed ordinance that would bring the park up to current city code. The city is now proposing an increase in the separation distance allowed between homes from 16 feet to 20 feet. It is also proposing maximum lot coverage be reduced […]

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Students learn ins and outs of finances

, , , , , , , , , Rep. Jeff Hilovsky, R-Long Neck, is passionate about the importance of students learning financial skills. He has become a champion for increasing financial literacy in schools. “We want to plant a seed to build better people who are responsible for their finances,” he said during a Nov. 29 financial literacy event at Long Neck Elementary School. “In addition, we want to […]

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Henlopen Acres variance denial appealed

A lawsuit has been filed against the Henlopen Acres Board of Adjustment by the property owners of 23 Tidewaters that argues the board erred when it agreed with the town’s interpretation of town code regarding front-yard setback and when it denied a number of other variance requests during a hearing in June. According to the board’s official written decision, property owners Stephen and Susie Canton have owned the property since […]

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Frantic Music Project sets holiday mega raffle drawing Dec. 22

Frantic Music Project announced its 2023 mega raffle, courtesy of Ken Dorsney and the Intellectual Property Group of Morris James LLP, who generously donated the items. There are three separate raffles, and participants may enter one or all three. Entrants may choose to purchase tickets for the following: a 2023 Fender Thinline ‘72 Reissue Telecaster Guitar, a Fender Deluxe Reverb Guitar Amplifier in Wine Red Tolex, or a Super Swag […]

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Schoolhouse added to Railroad Era Rehoboth miniature village

, Rehoboth’s first one-room schoolhouse was built in 1884, located in what was then the woods at the outskirts of town. Today the Royal Farms at the traffic circle occupies that location. Paul Lovett has added a model of the schoolhouse to the 1910 Rehoboth Avenue miniature village diorama. The model on the diorama is sponsored by Cory Rose, whose great-great-grandmother Myrtle Joseph is among the student body pictured in […]

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Thanks for the Memories exhibition runs thru Dec. 30

, , , , , , Gallery One announced its Thanks for the Memories show is open to the public through Saturday, Dec. 30, at 32 Atlantic Ave., Ocean View. A picture is worth a thousand words, but memories are priceless. This month at Gallery One, memories that Gallery One artists are thankful for are on view. Joyce Condry’s acrylic painting, "Pecking Order,” depicts a pair of hens and a glimpse […]

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After 15 years, state looking to update its energy plan

, The Governor’s Energy Advisory Council has been working since July on drafting a new energy plan. Since the plan was last updated about 15 years ago, there’s been significant change in the way people use energy in Delaware. In advance of a new draft, the council, with the help of Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control staff, hosted public input sessions in each county – Nov. 1 […]

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Local Sports

Long Neck home burns in fire

, A fire caused about $250,000 in damage to a Long Neck home Dec. 1. The fire was reported about 11 a.m. in the Sherwood Forest North neighborhood. Upon arrival, firefighters from Indian River, Millsboro, Lewes and Milton found the home and a vehicle fully engulfed in flames. The Delaware State Fire Marshal determined the fire was accidental and caused by an unknown malfunction of a parked riding lawnmower. The […]

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Long Neck home burns in fire

, A fire caused about $250,000 in damage to a Long Neck home Dec. 1. The fire was reported about 11 a.m. in the Sherwood Forest North neighborhood. Upon arrival, firefighters from Indian River, Millsboro, Lewes and Milton found the home and a vehicle fully engulfed in flames. The Delaware State Fire Marshal determined the fire was accidental and caused by an unknown malfunction of a parked riding lawnmower. The […]

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Business News

Spectrum Farms to offer you-cut flower picking next summer

Spectrum Farms, a flower farm in Felton, announced it will open its fields to the public for the first time next summer, offering customers the chance to visit the farm and experience their you-cut specialty flower fields. Owners Chris and Ashley Sylvester will offer several varieties of specialty cut flowers for customers to come cut and enjoy in their homes. They also plan to offer classes, workshops and events on the […]

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Local Sports

Frankford man faces murder charge

A Frankford man has been charged with murder following a Nov. 24 incident. Police charged Jeremiah Handy, 38, with first-degree murder, first-degree attempt to commit murder, and two counts of possession of a deadly weapon during the commission of a felony. Handy was arraigned at Justice of the Peace Court 2 and committed to Sussex Correctional Institution in default of $850,000 cash bond. On Nov. 24, Delaware State Police responded […]

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Frankford man faces murder charge

A Frankford man has been charged with murder following a Nov. 24 incident. Police charged Jeremiah Handy, 38, with first-degree murder, first-degree attempt to commit murder, and two counts of possession of a deadly weapon during the commission of a felony. Handy was arraigned at Justice of the Peace Court 2 and committed to Sussex Correctional Institution in default of $850,000 cash bond. On Nov. 24, Delaware State Police responded […]

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Local photographer spotlights Assateague Island in new book

, Assateague Island off the coast of Maryland draws visitors to its shores from both near and far. Whether it be to enjoy the soft sand beaches, or take in the sights with the famous wild ponies, guests enjoy the island’s magic for a myriad of reasons. Local nature photographer Tyler Smiley is no different, and now he shares some of his experiences with the world in his first photo […]

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