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Cyclist safety takes focus in Lewes comprehensive plan discussion
LEWES, Del. - Improving safety for cyclists and pedestrians was a major focus of a Lewes Planning Commission meeting Monday as the city gathers public input for its new comprehensive plan. The comprehensive plan will guide future development in Lewes, including potential improvements to roads, bike paths and pedestrian access...
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Giving Back to Those Who Served with the Lewes-Rehoboth Rotary Club!
Leah Rizzo sits down with two members of the Lewes-Rehoboth Rotary Club to learn about an upcoming special event dedicated to honoring the brave men and women who have served our country! 🇺🇸 From celebrating their sacrifices to recognizing their dedication and service, the Rotary Club is bringing the community together to show appreciation for our nation's veterans. The guests share what inspired the celebration, what attendees can look forward to, and how the community can get involved in recognizing our local heroes. It's a heartfelt reminder of the importance of giving back, showing gratitude, and honoring those who have given so much for our freedom! ❤️🤍💙
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‘Opportunity does not equal access,’ Charlene Arnold promotes women’s economic mobility as USOA Mrs. Maryland 2027
PRESTON — For the second year in a row, Caroline County native Charlene Arnold has been crowned United States of America’s Mrs. Maryland 2027. Arnold is a U.S. Army veteran, entrepreneur, and mom to five children. She is the daughter of George and Grace Price of Preston, Maryland. Arnold grew up in Caroline County with her twin sister, and loved her local church. Growing up in Preston, she felt her only options were to become a farmer or a trucker. “That was the only thing that I’ve ever seen growing up, right? My dad was in trucking, so I got into trucking,” she said. While trucking felt like a natural decision, Arnold was surprised at how it fit her lifestyle. Arnold described, “I didn’t know it could work for me, and it ended up turning out to be one of my best decisions ever.” Arnold’s personal success inspired her to share this path with others. She created the DriveHER foundation, an organization that trains 100 women around the country every year to get into the transportation space, free of charge. The mission statement behind the foundation is “Opportunity does not equal access.” Arnold believes extra work must be done to
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Laurel school board member promotes parent to assume superintendent duties
A Laurel school board member says a colleague has a conflict of interest because his mother is now in charge of superintendent duties. The post Laurel school board member promotes parent to assume superintendent duties appeared first on Spotlight Delaware .
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Honoring veterans and their sacrifices
During these challenging times of election politics, lingering COVID and world tensions, it is appropriate to take a moment on Veterans Day to remember and honor the millions of men and women who have served our country in war and in peacetime. They come from all walks of life; are of all ethnic, religious and racial backgrounds; and are among the rich, the poor and the in-between. Some are active, and some are in nursing homes. But all are veterans who were, and are, willing to put their lives on the line to protect this nation. This day is dedicated to the veterans, to recognizing their efforts, past and present, and for prayer that they are never again called upon to offer the ultimate sacrifice. Lest we forget!
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Post 17 shares appreciation for veterans
Members of the American Legion Post 17 family of Lewes would like to express our sincere appreciation for the men and women who served in the United States armed forces at any time. Thank you for serving this great country. Thank you for protecting us. Thank you for the security...
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Locals Agree Lewes Is The Most Charming Small Town In All Of Delaware
A real cannonball from the War of 1812 is still stuck in the side of a house here. Seriously. The town took fire from British ships in 1813, and one building kept the souvenir. That same town calls itself the first town in the first state. Dutch settlers set up...