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Chesapeake Bay Watershed contaminated with microplastics, new study finds

DELMARVA - Every water sample taken from the Chesapeake Bay Watershed and its tributaries had microplastics found, according to a new report from the non-profit Environment America. Microplastic is plastic less than 5mm in length, or smaller than a grain of rice, according to their report. Microplastics create an environmental...

Chesapeake Bay, VA · 19h
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Operation Warm hosts coat drive at the Seaford Library

SEAFORD, Del.– Operation Warm is a national non-profit that distributes apparel like jackets to children in need. Director of the Seaford Public Library Rachel Lawson explains how they got involved with the initiative. “Operation Warm is a partnership with the Delaware Division of Libraries,” Lawson said. “It’s a great...

Seaford, DE · 1d
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Georgetown Town Council Approves Repeal of Cottage Housing Ordinance; Town Manager Announces Retirement

Georgetown Town Hall was crowded for Monday night’s town council meeting. Over a dozen residents spoke during public comment – most to discuss the main topic of the meeting – a proposed repeal of the Cottage Housing ordinance – which many speakers supported. When the ordinance came up for it’s second reading and vote, Councilman Penuel Barrett spoke against the tiny homes and the Pallet Village saying “Georgetown’s the guinea pig of disaster” as the pallet village hasn’t done what it set out to do to help the homeless improve their lives. As for the tiny homes, Barrett feels they have no place in Georgetown. The Council voted 3 to 1 with Councilwoman Christina Diaz-Malone absent to approve the repeal of the Cottage Housing ordinance.

Georgetown, DE · 1d

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The team at the Milton Theatre will be reopening an historic Millsboro theatre

An historic theatre in Millsboro is getting a facelift, new ownership, and a new chapter in its story. The Millstone Theatre, formerly the Ball Theatre, has been around for nearly a century, hosting films, live performances, and most recently, church services. Earlier this year, the theatre’s current owners began approaching arts organizations in the area, looking to partner or sell the theatre outright. They found a buyer in PCA Productions, the team behind the revitalization of the Milton Theatre.

Millsboro, DE · 1d
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Festival of Trees returns Friday with holiday displays supporting Delaware Hospice

Wilmington event runs Nov. 13-15; Selbyville celebration follows Dec. 4-6 WILMINGTON — Delaware Hospice’s Festival of Trees returns Friday, Nov. 13, pairing holiday decorations and shopping with support for the nonprofit’s programs and services. Now in its 39th year, the festival will bring decorated trees to Brantwyn Estate in northern New Castle County Nov. 13-15. A second celebration, featuring ... Read More

Wilmington, DE · 19h

Cape Gazette

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Savoring Local’s Season: Coastal Delaware’s Holiday Artisan Markets

There is an unmistakable shift along the Delaware coast once mid-November arrives. The summer bustle clears, open street parking returns, and our coastal towns settle into a relaxed, welcoming rhythm. For full-time residents and recent relocators alike, this marks the start of "local’s season"—and the kickoff to one of the region’s best traditions: holiday artisan and craft markets.

Sussex County, DE · 5h

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Delaware to receive more than $160 million in federal funding for rural health care

Delaware will receive more than $160 million in federal funding to continue improving health care access and services in rural communities across the state, according to the Delaware Health and Social Services. The state announced Monday it secured $160,294,521 through the second year of the federal Rural Health Transformation Program....

Delaware · 1d

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Another gorgeous fall day before things turn grey to end week

Quiet weather around to start the week as high pressure takes control of the forecast to dry us out for at least a few days during the week. Another beautiful day is ahead of us today with lots of sunshine on this Tuesday with temperatures warming a bit with highs in the mid to upper 60s this afternoon. This will be thanks to a bit of a breeze that will pick up out of the west. The wind will be turning on us for the next couple of days starting with tonight as it turns more out of the north and northeast as we wake up on Wednesday morning.

Delmarva Peninsula, DE · 1d