Seaford
Demolition of the Thomas R. Young building along High Street in Seaford started on Monday. The building, which was used for a variety of businesses over the decades, was beyond reasonable repair, with a sagging roof. No word yet on what the lot will be used for, but with the building gone, there is now a partial view of the Nanticoke River from High Street. The building is next to Mt.Olivet Church and the cross that is leaning was in front of a small cemetery. The demolition workers later straightened the cross. Photo by Bryant Richardson
Seaford Police Chief Kracyla resigns to take post with Middletown Police Department
After less than a year on the job, Seaford Police Chief Robert Kracyla has accepted a job as chief of the Middletown Police Department.
His last day in Seaford will be Friday, March 1, and his first day at his new job will be just a few days later, on Monday, March 4. Newly […]
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