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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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Salisbury narrows data center definition under zoning code as project stalls
SALISBURY, MD - Salisbury City Council voted Monday to change the city's zoning code governing data centers, blocking plans for a data center at 207 Kiley Drive. The ordinance amends Section 17.04.120 of the Salisbury City Code to establish a more specific definition of a data processing and computer center. The changes come one month into the city's one-year moratorium on data centers.
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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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Milton in the early 20th century
This historic photograph shows Federal Street in Milton, looking west from Front Street, likely in the 1920s or 1930s. The Delaware Trust Company building, now home to the Milton Police Department, stands prominently on the left, while the tower of Goshen Church is visible in the distance on the right.
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Easton buildings lit green for ‘causes closest to home’
EASTON — The lights outside Beau Monde Elite Fitness on S. Aurora Street and iFrog Marketing Solutions on Bay Street have been changing color all fall. They were purple in September for Talbot Goes Purple, pink in October for breast cancer awareness, and yellow at the start of November for the service members who are not home yet. Now through Nov. 11, both buildings are lit green in support of veterans. Operation Green Light for Veterans is a national campaign that asks counties, businesses, and households to light up green in the week before Veterans Day, and the color was chosen for hope and for moving forward. The teams associated with both of these businesses know none of these are causes anyone around here needs to be sold on. They are the ones that have already come to touch most of the families in this county, and lighting up for them is a way to show support, together. “It may seem like a hard season to agree on much of anything,” the marketing team at Preston Automotive Group agrees,” But nobody drives past a purple light and asks who put it up or where they stand on anything else. A
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Town of Laurel discusses website improvements, cost factors
Laurel’s efforts to modernize its municipal website moved into a discussion of affordability and possible service providers during a Nov. 2, Mayor and Council workshop, following recommendations from the town’s Communications Committee. The committee, an initiative championed by Councilman George Lodato, previously concluded that the existing website is...
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Easton Historic Commission Highlights: New Look Approved for South Washington Street
The renovation of a downtown Easton liquor store is moving forward with a more ambitious exterior design, although a larger proposal to improve the surrounding streetscape remains unresolved. At its November 9 meeting, the Easton Historic District Commission approved revised plans for 121 South Washington Street, allowing the owner to...
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Delaware State Fire Marshal’s Office confirms accidental cause of Milford school fire
What are journalists missing from the state of Delaware? What would you most like WHYY News to cover? Let us know. Investigators with the Delaware State Fire Marshal’s Office concluded that the cause of a fire that severely damaged Lulu M. Ross Elementary School in Milford was accidental. The...