A financial organization representing the United States and Canada is praising Sussex County for its latest budget. The Chicago based Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) awarded the County the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for fiscal year 2025.
Medical waste, such as hypodermic needles, have been reported to wash ashore starting Sunday in Lewes, Rehoboth Beach, Fenwick Island, Ocean City, Dewey Beach, the Indian River Inlet and Assateague Island.
A sewer project in Ellendale that could ultimately bring in more development will be reviewed Tuesday at a public hearing during the Sussex County Council meeting
An ordinance to adjust the times restaurants can serve alcohol beverages will be reviewed during a Monday night public hearing at the Dagsboro Town Council meeting. The proposed start time to serve these types of drinks is 11:30 a.m. with last call at 11 p.m.
The Lewes Parks and Recreation Commission is scheduled to review a plan to build kayak storage racks on its beaches. Supporters have expressed concern that people with beach access are leaving kayaks, SUPs (Stand Up Paddleboards), and other items on beach grass.
On Thursday, the Lewes Fire Department said it wrapped up its investigation involving one its members using a racial slur over the department's radio. It concluded that the member was in violation of its harassment and diversity policy.
A 29-year-old Lincoln man is facing five and drug and gun related charges after his arrest Wednesday night in Dover. Khiheim Hanzer was taken into custody at 7:04 pm in a parking lot in the 500 block of North Dupont Highway (U.S. 13).
It does not cost drivers to park in downtown Milton, but new policies under review by the Town Council could cost businesses based on parking. At Monday night's meeting, a vote could authorize the Finance Committee to study the impact of two options.
An October 2023 draft report of the Delaware State Health Assessment (SHA) is now being opened up for people in the state to offer their input. The report was produced by the Division of Public Health (DPH).
Each of the three Democrats in the Delaware state house #14 race, Kathy McGuiness, Claire Snyder-Hall, and Marty Rendon, are attempting to leverage their specific experiences. It is a race that has seen the former Speaker of the House weigh-in on the candidates.
