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Rehoboth has spent $630,000 defending city manager hire

It’s been more than two years since a lawsuit was filed challenging the hiring of Rehoboth Beach City Manager Taylour Tedder, and while it’s unknown when a ruling will be made, one thing is for sure: Costs related to the city defending the hiring continue to rise. The...

Rehoboth Beach, DE · 4d
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State reviews townhouse project that includes affordable housing rentals

Few concerns were raised during a Nov. 4 review of a proposed 437-unit townhouse project off Janice Road west of Lewes. A presentation on the Vintners Reserve project was made during the state Preliminary Land Use Service meeting by David Hutt, the applicant’s attorney, and Ring Lardner, a civil engineer and president of Davis, Brown & Friedel Inc.

Lewes, DE · 2d
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Delaware Ruling Finds Voletta Wallace's Trust Is Owed $12.5 Million Plus Interest

A Delaware court ruled that Voletta Wallace's trust is entitled to $12.5 million in distributions from the company managing Notorious B.I.G.'s intellectual property, plus prejudgment interest.

Delaware · 3d

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The Reason Delaware Calls Itself the First State, and the Day Delawareans Still Celebrate It

Delaware has been first since 1787, but “The First State” only became its official nickname in 2002. The day behind it comes around every December. Here’s the reason Delaware calls itself the First State, and how Delawareans still celebrate it. A Vote in a Dover Tavern. Delaware’s...

Delaware · 1d
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atTAcK addiction honors Delaware leaders in fight against addiction

Joanna Champney receives organization’s highest award as Delaware records sharp decline in overdose deaths NEWARK, Del. — Delaware’s progress in reducing fatal drug overdoses — and the people working on the front lines of addiction treatment, recovery and prevention — took center stage as atTAcK addiction honored community leaders at its 11th annual Be a Hero Gala. About 240 people ... Read More

Newark, DE · 10d

Cape Gazette

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It's time to stand up against changes in Rehoboth

I suspect a lot of people don’t know the history of height restrictions and other efforts made over the years to retain the charm and scale of Rehoboth Beach and how we got to them. It is worthy of a reminder and discussion. There is an old saying, “Those who don’t learn their history are doomed to repeat it."

Rehoboth Beach, DE · 3d

Cape Gazette

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Hoping Rehoboth rethinks summer concert schedule

I was surprised to learn recently that the number of summer concerts is being cut to just Friday and Saturday evenings. I was expecting – after a study was done last summer – that the number of concerts would increase and not be cut!. I am concerned about...

Rehoboth Beach, DE · 3d

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Delaware aerospace manufacturer to pay $13M in cybersecurity settlement

Delaware-based aerospace manufacturer ILC Dover, one of the state's most well-known companies, has agreed to pay $13 million to resolve claims that officials lied about compliance with cybersecurity requirements tied to contracts with federal agencies like NASA and the Army, according to federal prosecutors. The settlement stems from a 2025 lawsuit filed in federal court by the company's former Director of Cybersecurity Philip Root. It accused ILC Dover, its former owner New Mountain Capital, current parent company Ingersoll Rand and cybersecurity consultant Gray Analytics of participating in a years-long scheme to conceal the company's failure to meet cybersecurity standards mandated by its federal contracts. The settlement is not an admission of guilt and the lawsuit was settled before it was fully litigated. It remained sealed from public view until Nov. 3 and was dismissed the following day per the settlement agreement. Frederica-based ILC Dover is an engineering and manufacturing company best known for supplying every space suit used by U.S. astronauts since the first Apollo mission and now has product lines in medical device, pharma and aerospace markets. The federal government is a major customer and in recent years, the company has produced various things like gas masks used by

Delaware · 2d

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Sussex County making progress on comprehensive plan update

Sussex County Council offers updates for its upcoming comprehensive plan revision. Sussex County began the process of revising for its comp plan early- near the end of 2025. Comprehensive plan updates are required at least once every ten years by state statute. The county is working with Philadelphia based consultant...

Sussex County, DE · 1d

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Public Meetings Set for Burton Neighborhood Infrastructure Projects in Lewes

The City of Lewes will hold two workshop meetings for residents and property owners along Burton, DuPont, Johnson and Paynter to review concept drawings, ask questions and provide feedback on this already approved infrastructure improvement project. There will be a workshop on Tuesday, November 10 from 5 to 7pm for...

Lewes, DE · 1d

Cape Gazette

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Nearly 90-foot cell tower proposed near Lewes ferry terminal

A state wetlands map shows the approximate location of a proposed 86-foot-tall cell tower near the main vehicle entrance to the Cape May-Lewes Ferry terminal on Cape Henlopen Drive in Lewes. The map was part of AT&T's presentation to the Lewes Planning Commission Oct. 21. Opponents have launched a campaign to have the city find a different location for the tower. CITY OF LEWES IMAGES.

Lewes, DE · 3d

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Kent County Road Closure: Cypress Branch Road Near Magnolia Closes for Bridge Work

MAGNOLIA, Del. — The Delaware Department of Transportation has announced that Cypress Branch Road, between Evergreen Road and Ponderosa Road in the Magnolia area of Kent County, will be closed starting Monday, November 9th and continuing through early December. The closure is necessary to complete bridge repairs, which will...

Kent County, DE · 3d

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Delaware firearm deer season opens Nov. 13 with new CWD rules

Hunters in parts of Sussex County face mandatory check stations as state responds to first confirmed cases of chronic wasting disease DOVER, Del. — Delaware’s most popular deer hunting season opens Friday, Nov. 13, but this year hunters will head into the woods under new rules designed to contain chronic wasting disease after the fatal wildlife disease was detected in ... Read More

Delaware · 1d

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TidalHealth Mobile Mammography screenings for November 2026

SOMERSET, SUSSEX, WICOMICO and WORCESTER counties — TidalHealth Mobile Mammography brings 3D breast cancer screenings directly to communities across the Delmarva Peninsula, helping reduce barriers to care and improve access to early detection close to home. The program will offer the following screening events in November 2026:. Nov. 4:...

Wicomico County, MD · 3d

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DOJ: Dover contractor engaged in predatory sales tactics

Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings announced Tuesday, Oct. 27, that the Department of Justice's Consumer Protection Unit filed an administrative complaint against a contracting business, alleging misleading sales methods.

Dover, DE · 8d

Spotlight Delaware

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Inside the modern Delaware classroom, teachers balance tech with traditional lessons

The third grade is an important year for students, as it comes one year before students participate in national tests, such as the National Assessment on Educational Progress. The post Inside the modern Delaware classroom, teachers balance tech with traditional lessons appeared first on Spotlight Delaware .

Delaware · 1d

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Delaware seeks public comment on proposed wildlife regulation changes

DELAWARE -- The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control is seeking public comment on two packages of proposed changes to the state's wildlife regulations. One package focuses on chronic wasting disease, or CWD, and would establish rules for managing areas where the disease is found. Proposed changes include...

Delaware · 1d

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New Castle County Council pushes back on state marijuana zoning law

Council’s refusal to amend county code highlights broader tension over how much land-use authority Dover should exercise NEW CASTLE, Del. — New Castle County Council declined last month to rewrite its marijuana zoning rules to match a state law enacted over Gov. Matt Meyer’s veto, underscoring a growing dispute over how much authority Delaware lawmakers should exercise over land-use decisions ... Read More

New Castle County, DE · 4d

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Seaford Council approves new subdivision, amphitheater funding request

The city of Seaford held a public hearing last week on the new subdivision, South Dolby LLC, which includes 169 lots. The 51 acres of farmland off Old Furnace Road and north of Seaford is owned by Dolby South, Inc. Hearns Crossing. The request was to rezone to R-2 with...

Seaford, DE · 2d

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Delaware Behavior Tech Claims Autistic Child Was Forced to Leave Karate Class Within 5 Minutes: ‘I Would Have LOST MY MIND’

A Delaware behavior technician who dedicates her life to working with children is speaking out after witnessing something upsetting at a karate class. According to her account, a child with autism was asked to leave less than five minutes into the session. Believing the child was treated unfairly by the instructor, she’s now sharing her experience online, and her story has sparked strong reactions.

Delaware · 21h