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Cape Henlopen State Park to add $1.25 million bike trail segment
LEWES, Del. - Cape Henlopen State Park is preparing to add a new segment to its bike loop trail, connecting the Main Beach bathhouse parking area to the Point Beach comfort station. The project is expected to cost $1.25 million and will be funded through a combination of federal funding...
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Will Parker, Angela Messick win Nicola Pizza 5K
At 8 a.m., Nov. 7, Nick Caggiano Jr. blew the starting air horn and sent more than 200 runners and walkers toward the Villages of Five Points for the out-and-back loop of the fourth annual Nicola Pizza 5K. The popular race is always held before Veterans Day, raising funds for the Warrior Weekend charity.
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American Legion Post 17 marks Veterans Day with salute to service
Retired Lt. Cmdr. Patrick O'Reilley delivers the keynote address at the American Legion Post 17 Veterans Day ceremony. O'Reilley's message was that every veteran, regardless of his or her service, was important to the team effort. BILL SHULL PHOTOS. Charles Schellenger shows the Silver Star ribbon on his Vietnam veteran...
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Flags for Heroes honors veterans in Lewes
As 500 American flags flew outside, America's military veterans were recognized for their honor, courage and sacrifice at the annual Flags for Heroes Veterans Day ceremony at Cape Henlopen High School. The Cape JROTC presented the colors to start the event. The Cape Chorale performed the "Star-Spangled Banner" and "America...
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Villages of Five Points holds Veterans Day celebration
Members of the Dover Air Force Base Honor Guard retire the colors at the end of an early Veterans Day celebration held outside the Villages of Five Points clubhouse in Lewes Nov. 8. Shown are (l-r) Airmen First Class Mykah Schroeder, Joe Chen, Jake Welch and Emmanuel Johnson. Behind them, members of the Cape Henlopen JROTC Guard look on. ELLEN MCINTYRE PHOTOS.
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Fall in Love. Move Right In. Home Tour Event
Your next chapter could be closer than you think. If you’ve been dreaming about a new home in coastal Delaware, but don’t want to wait through a lengthy construction process, now is the perfect time to explore what’s available at The Granary. Join us on Saturday, November...
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Trick-or-treat time changes discussed for Berlin
(Nov. 12, 2026) Berlin officials are considering changes to how they handle Halloween next year, including additional road closures and shifting trick-or-treating hours, to improve pedestrian safety. At Monday night’s Town Council meeting, Council Vice President Jack Orris suggested moving trick-or-treating from its traditional 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. slot...
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Cocktail contest to benefit mental health services Nov. 15
Ryan Minnick is leading the organizational team for the 9th annual War at the Shore cocktail and mocktail competition set for Nov. 15 at Bethany Blues Lewes. SUBMITTED PHOTO. The 9th annual War at the Shore cocktail and mocktail competition featuring local bartenders is coming to Bethany Blues of Lewes at 6 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 15, with this year’s proceeds to benefit Celebrate Wellness, an organization that supports the mental well-being of hospitality workers in Delaware.
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Lewes BPW cuts ribbon on new 1 million gallon water tower
LEWES, Del. - Lewes Board of Public Works cut the ribbon on a new water tower on Nov. 10. The new water tower is located along Well Field Lane in Lewes. The capacity of the tower is one million gallons. The morning ceremony marked the completion of a nearly two...
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Free workshop to cover tax strategies for retirement Nov. 17
The Delaware Money School will host a free class, Taxes in Transition - Smart Planning for Retirement and Relocation, at 5 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 17, at Lewes Public Library, 111 Adams Ave., Lewes. The session is designed for people approaching or already in retirement who want to make smarter tax...
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Diakonia seeks $100K donation from Berlin for capital campaign
(Nov. 12, 2026) Representatives of Diakonia this week asked the Town of Berlin to consider contributing $100,000 to help expand the non-profit organization expand its services. At Monday night’s Berlin Town Council meeting, representatives from Diakonia, the West Ocean City organization serving homeless individuals and their families, came before the...