Guest Writer Matt Monks, Delaware 105.9 Talk Show Host The discussion begins anew. Should D-1 college athletes be paid? Oh the outrage, the hand wringing and teeth gnashing by those who claim college athletes are being “pimped” out and it’s not fair. There, there now. Here’s a tissue. Dry your eyes. Since we’re in the […]
by Terry Rogers On Monday, March 26, DelDOT, along with federal, state and local officials, broke ground on the Route 14 overpass, a project that will cost $22 million. “There have been a lot of people who have been involved in this project for a longer time than I have,” Governor John Carney said. “I […]
The Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH) is now confirming nine cases of the mumps as part of its ongoing investigation of an outbreak among attendees at a February dance festival in New Castle County. Seven of the nine confirmed cases either attended, or lived with persons who attended, a social dance (Baile Mejicano or […]
William “Shannon” Morris filed the necessary paperwork on March 29 to seek the 30th Representative District seat in November. After 14 years in office, State Rep. Bobby Outten announced March 28 that he would not be pursuing a return to the General Assembly. “I’d be honored to continue Bobby Outten’s legacy in the House of […]
On 03.23.2018 Milford Police arrested a wanted Lincoln woman after a tip was received about her whereabouts. At approximately 9:09 pm, officers from the Patrol Division responded to the Riverwalk Shopping Center on Northeast Front Street after it was learned Clarissa J. McMillan, 32 of Lincoln, was there and actively being sought by five Delaware […]
by Terry Rogers Slaughter Beach Mayor Harry Ward is excited to begin a project that has been in the works for the past three years. This Spring, bids will go out for the construction of a boardwalk in the Marvel Saltmarsh Preserve with construction planned to begin in the Fall. The project is […]
Thanks to a generous donation from the Harry K Foundation, anti-hunger advocates officially cut the ribbon on the new food pantry at Delaware Technical Community College’s Owens Campus in Georgetown this morning. The food pantry is made possible thanks to continued financial support from the Harry K Foundation. To date this year, the Harry K […]
Milford’s Second Street Players (SSP) will present The Elephant Man by Bernard Pomerance on April 13-15 and 20-22 at the Riverfront Theatre in Downtown Milford. The Elephant Man is based on the life of John Merrick, who lived in London during the latter part of the nineteenth century. A horribly deformed young man, victim of […]
by Terry Rogers Kelly Gelof, Managing Partner at Tunnell & Raysor, PA, calls the law firm’s Milford office part of their “responsible growth” plan. Realizing a need for an additional office in Sussex County, and because one of their newest partners Jamie King has a good working relationship with realtors in the area, the firm […]
by Terry Rogers A sign on the doors of the downtown Milford Rite Aid last week informed customers that the store would be closing at the end of March. Customers were told that their prescriptions would be sent to the CVS Pharmacy located on Dupont Highway. “The decision to close the 115 N.E. Front Street […]
