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Oxford Commissioners Highlights: Robert Morris Inn Intervention Faces New Questions
Oxford commissioners remain committed to preserving the historic Robert Morris Inn, but a proposal for the town to intervene in the property’s federal bankruptcy proceedings encountered renewed resistance at their November 10 meeting. Commissioner David Donovan questioned whether the town has a legal basis to enter the case, what...
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Cambridge commissioners continue vacancy discussions
CAMBRIDGE — Residents and commissioners alike continued the contentious conversations surrounding two ordinances — ordinance 1280 on rental dwelling registration, licensing and inspections and ordinance 1281 on vacant commercial storefronts and residential structures. At the beginning of the meeting, Commissioner Shay Lewis-Sisco motioned to amend the agenda to postpone the ordinance’s readings due to amendments made over the weekend not being included in the public council packet. Lewis-Sisco also suggested postponing the ordinances because of a very large presence at the prior meeting speaking out against both ordinances. Mayor Lajan Cephas-Bey argued against the delay saying that continuing to postpone holds up city staff from performing essential functions, specifically processing new rental property registrations. Delaying past this meeting would push the process back by at least two weeks to a month due to advertising “I’m going to quote President Cephas: ‘either piss or get off the pot,’” Cephas-Bey said. Lewis-Sisco revised the motion to keep the items on the agenda for discussion only without taking action. A tie vote occurred on whether to amend the agenda, which Cephas-Bey broke by voting to keep the items on the agenda as presented. Amendments The ordinances both have significant amendments to housing and
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115 People Moved From Homeless to Housed!
A devastating house fire left the Chery family without a home, belongings, clothing, or important documents. With so much to rebuild, finding a place to start over felt overwhelming. Through Love INC's system of love and accountability, the family found temporary shelter at Hope House while working alongside our Love INC team to navigate resources, replace important documents, and search for affordable housing.
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DART Connect-Seaford Service Begins Monday
On Monday, November 16th, DART Connect-Seaford service will begin. This is an on-demand microtransit service designed to deliver convenient, low-cost mobility across the Seaford area. This replaces traditional fixed routs with modern, shared-ride transit. Launched as a pilot program in 2021 In Georgetown and Millsboro, Newark joined in 2023. On-demand microtransit utilizes smaller, fully accessible vehicles, equipped with bike racks, to provide shared rides typically within 15 minutes of a request. DART Connect – Seaford will operate on weekdays, Monday through Friday, from 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM. The cost of riding is the same as the regular bus fare.
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FAA ground stop affecting national and local travel
EASTON — A nationwide ground stop has had a limited impact on Easton Airport so far, but charter flights bringing visitors to this weekend’s Waterfowl Festival could be delayed or unable to make the trip, airport Manager Micah Risher said Friday. Risher said information communicated to the airport indicated that flights operating under instrument flight rules, including airline and charter operations, were grounded. Flights operating under visual flight rules were still able to operate, he said. Those flights at Easton typically involve smaller aircraft flying at lower altitudes over shorter distances, Risher said. He said the problem appeared to involve communications between air traffic control centers handling higher-altitude flights. When asked about the nature of the disruption or what had caused it, Risher said he couldn’t speculate. According to reporting by the Associated Press, the Federal Aviation Administration grounded flights nationwide Friday afternoon because of communications problems at regional air traffic control centers. The FAA notice said the ground stop was imposed “due to extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety.” Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the communications issue affected the 22 regional air traffic control centers that guide aircraft between airports. FAA technicians were investigating. It was the first