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Smyrna will hold a Town Council election on April 30 at Town Hall.
Town Councils meet next week in Odessa, Middletown, Smyrna
Town Council meetings are set for next week in Odessa, Middletown and Smyrna. more
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New Castle County government hiring for open positions
NEW CASTLE — New Castle County government said it has several open positions that it is currently hiring for. more
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Wayne Argo spent his morning turning up old coins and what he calls “junk jewelry” but none of the medical waste plaguing the Delmarva coast.
Beach open, ocean access closed in Rehoboth Beach and points southward
REHOBOTH BEACH — The medical waste washing ashore on Delmarva beaches forcing closures, reports of which began surfacing this past weekend, has been confirmed to reach Rehoboth Beach as city … more
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Developers are seeking permission to start Anchor's Run phases five and six, which would build on the lower-right portion of the map.
Sussex P&Z continues debate on changes to Lewes neighborhood
GEORGETOWN — Falling within regulations for wetlands, forest and open space, Insight Land Co. argued that its new plan for Anchors Run is superior to its 2018 original, over the objections of … more
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Brenda Mayrack
Delaware Office of Unclaimed Property begins fifth annual distribution effort
DOVER — The Delaware Office of Unclaimed Property announced its intention to return over $364,000 in unclaimed property directly to approximately 2,700 Delaware taxpayers through the annual … more
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Sussex Pride lauds representation on primary ticket
REHOBOTH BEACH — As Delawareans head to the polls the primary election, the stakes have never been higher for LGBTQ+ representation in public office, David Mariner of Sussex Pride contends, … more
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Seal of the state of Delaware.
Study: Kent, Sussex counties experience one percent homeownership growth over four years
DOVER — Using data from the University of Wisconsin’s County Health Rankings and Roadmaps, debt service provider TurboDebt examined homeownership rates in the first state, and determined … more
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Agriculture remains one of Delaware's most important industries.
State launches agricultural financing program
DOVER — To increase the viability of Delaware’s agricultural industry by broadening lending opportunities across the agricultural sector, the Delaware Department of Agriculture, in … more
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A memorial to those killed on Sept. 11, 2001 was dedicated Sept. 11, 2013, at Dover Air Force Base. The memorial, which incorporates two pieces of steel from World Trade Center tower one, a rock from the United Airlines Flight 93 crash site and a block from the damaged portion of the Pentagon, made Delaware the 50th and final state to have a public memorial. The steel was acquired through the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey World Trade Center steel program. PHOTO COURTESY OF DOVER AIR FORCE BASE
World Trade Center survivor to speak at Dover Air Force Base 9/11 ceremony
DOVER — Dover Air Force Base is scheduled to hold a 9/11 Memorial Ceremony on Sept. 11 at 10 a.m. at the Air Mobility Command Museum, located adjacent to the base. The guest speaker at the … more
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Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC)
Become an Outdoors Woman with DNREC
DOVER — Registration opens Sept. 4 and closes Sept. 18 for the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control’s Becoming an Outdoors-Woman program the weekend of Oct. 4-6 at … more
Legislative Hall in Dover, where the Delaware General Assembly meets.
Delaware to pay $190 million in 30-state lawsuit
Litigation between Delaware and 30 other states before the U.S. Supreme Court was instead settled for more than $190 million late last week. more
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Delaware hunting seasons begin opening on Sept. 1
DOVER — The Labor Day weekend isn’t just about the unofficial end of summer; it also marks the opening of several Delaware hunting seasons. On Sept. 1, bow and crossbow deer season … more
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Sitting in on the Smyrna Town Council meeting Monday are, from left, Acting Town Manager Torrie James, and council members Corrine Upshur and Tabitha Gott. DAILY STATE NEWS/CRAIG ANDERSON
Smyrna ordinance defines potential marijuana-related sites
SMYRNA — There’s no current framework to allow marijuana-manufacturing and retail sites within Smyrna. more
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Equinor's east coast offshore wind projects, Empire Wind 1, and the area off the Delaware Coast marked OCS-A 0557
Offshore wind lease 26 nautical miles from Delaware Bay sells for $75M
DOVER — Calling the U.S. east and west coasts “attractive growth markets,” the international energy company Equinor announced its winning $75M bid in a Bureau of Ocean Energy … more
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This map shows the Winding Creek Village water district in Millsboro.
Sussex dismisses adding meters to Millsboro water district
Residents of the Winding Creek Village water district in Millsboro have made full use of it since 2017. They first willed the district into existence, then asked the county to consider another approach, then decided to leave things as they are. more
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A security gate at the end of Wolfe Neck Road leads into the archaeological site.
Delaware tribe: Wolfe Neck contents should remain secure for now
While he remains hopeful that the archaeological contents of the Wolfe Neck Site will be made public, Chief Brad KillsCrow of the Delaware Tribe of Indians said he favors secrecy and security right now, while negotiations with government agencies continue. more
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A Smyrna Town Council meeting proceeds at Town Hall on Monday. Topics included marijuana manufacturing and the budget.
Options laid out for possible marijuana-manufacturing sites in Smyrna
Smyrna Town Council tabled discussion Monday about potential locations for marijuana-manufacturing operations. more
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Townsend seeking to fill Board of Elections seat
TOWNSEND — The Town of Townsend is seeking to fill one seat for the Board of Elections. more
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This is an early idea of what a reimagined entrance to Cape Henlopen State Park could look like. The challenge, according to officials, is keeping the park open while the redevelopment occurs.
Cape State Park in Lewes unveils traffic study, new entrance options
Traffic data collected last summer has been used to develop alternative layouts to the entrance of Cape Henlopen State Park and its office, though funding and construction are still pending. more
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Rehoboth Ave. to be paved in September
REHOBOTH BEACH — The City of Rehoboth Beach announced Aug. 1 it is coordinating with the Delaware Department of Transportation to pave Rehoboth Ave. from the bandstand to the traffic circle … more
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