Seaford

The Seaford Christmas Parade took place last Saturday night in downtown Seaford. Shown is an antique tractor on a float in the parade.
“Have you been a good boy?” Santa quizzed Yiannis Bautista, 6, at “Breakfast with Santa” in Blades. Yiannis and friend Santana Holmes, 5, were looking forward to the presents Santa would give them
Bridgeville town commissioners Nadine Bravo, Darrynn Haris, and John Tomeski joined together to light the Christmas tree this year. The tree will be lit for the remainder of the holiday season and can be found at town hall.
A stately Stanta Claus (aka Joe Van Sant) visited the annual Christmas In Bridgeville Craft Show, which is held the first Saturday in December at the Woodbridge Middle School in Bridgeville. Stanta points to a banner that highlights some of Bridgeville’s proud history. Christmas in Bridgeville is sponsored by the Bridgeville Historical Society. Bo Davis won the $500 Visa Card fundraiser for the BHS (www.bridgevillehistoricalsociety.org).
On display for the holidays at the Bridgeviile Public Library is a sampling of wool appliqué projects by Beverly Breeding of Greenwood. Wool appliqué is a popular folk-art craft that involves cutting shapes from felted wool fabric and applying them to a background fabric using decorative hand embroidery stitches. Projects range from wall hangings, table runners, pillows and ornaments. Also on display are two Christmas quilts made by Charlotte Torbert of Greenwood and relative, Nancy Phillips, of Wisconsin. Pictured is a holiday quilt made by Charlotte Torbert.

Rising costs, winter weather create greater needs for western Sussex families

Casey2025-12-11T11:13:08-05:00December 11th, 2025|Categories: MAIN HOME, SEAFORD|

By Mike McClure

Rises in utility bills, rent, and food costs have caused an even greater need for help this holiday season. Add in the winter weather, less funding for non-profits, and fewer […]

Well improvement presentations made during Seaford City Council meeting

Casey2025-12-11T10:36:00-05:00December 4th, 2025|Categories: SEAFORD-NEWS|

The Seaford City Council received a presentation for funding the Martin Farms Sewer and Water Relocation Phase II and the Nylon Well Improvement projects last [...]

Bridgeville Commission tables vote on Woodbridge Little League building plans

Casey2025-12-04T13:53:45-05:00November 26th, 2025|Categories: SEAFORD-NEWS|

By Carson Williamson The Bridgeville Town Commission meeting for November was held on November 10 at the Bridgeville Public Library. All members of [...]

Seaford Veterans Day ceremony held in Seaford High School auditorium

Casey2025-11-26T01:24:52-05:00November 20th, 2025|Categories: SEAFORD-NEWS|

By Lynn Schofer The winds and low temperatures moved the Veterans Day ceremony from Kiwanis Park to Madden Auditorium at Seaford High School. [...]

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