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Milton Theatre to host Winter Wonderfest pop-up
The Dolles sign is making a return to the Cape Region. It will be on display in the Milton Theatre's Quayside Stage area this holiday season. NICK ROTH PHOTOS. The Bottle & Cork sign joins the Dolles sign at Milton Theatre. The State of Delaware lights greet people in downtown...
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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.
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Berlin officials set rules on handling office romances, timekeeping
(Nov. 5, 2026) The Town of Berlin is formalizing guidelines for employee scheduling, workplace relationships, and timekeeping after a review of its employee handbook identified areas needing additional policies. The Berlin Town Council unanimously approved new employee policies last week regarding flexible scheduling, personal relationships between co-workers, and accurate timekeeping.
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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...
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Halloween thrives on Kings Highway in Lewes
Once again, the spirit of Halloween lives on in Lewes, thanks in large part to the efforts of the Lewes Police Department, led by Chief Thomas Spell. Four years ago, Spell was approached with the idea of shutting down a section of Kings Highway on Halloween night so young trick-or-treaters and their families could walk the street safely. Kings Highway had begun to draw kids from around the county whose parents loved the walkable neighborhood. But even with streetlights, it could be difficult to cross at night, particularly while wearing costumes.
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Inaction is a decision in Lewes
Three weeks ago, I wrote that Lewes residents deserved a clear decision, a path forward and accountable leadership from city council. The city has taken one step, directing council and management to participate in leadership training, but important questions remain unanswered. Has that training begun? When will it be completed?...