By Bernard W. Carr In the month of June, a recent federal holiday entitled “Juneteenth” was signed into legislation on June 17, 2021, by then-President of the United States Joe Biden. The official holiday is named Juneteenth National [...]

By Mike McClure Last Tuesday, ECA Power held an informational meeting at the Seaford Fire Department concerning the proposed Woodpecker Road project. The meeting came after Governor Matt Meyer announced the acceptance of four community solar projects, including [...]

Jim Bowden Day to be celebrated July 24 By Mike McClure Last year, the city of Seaford honored native son Trevor Young with a day in his honor. Young vowed he’d come back and perform in year [...]

FY ’27 budget includes tax increase By Lynn Schofer Newly sworn members of the Seaford Police Department were introduced at last week’s council meeting.  The four officers include Dominick E. Winder, who comes to Seaford as a [...]

By Lynn Schofer The threat of rain forced the 2026 Seaford Memorial Day ceremony inside to Seaford High School auditorium. The community of supporters along with veterans, came together to remember the men and women who lost their [...]

By Lynn Schofer The Seaford municipal election will take place Saturday, April 18, from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers. Three candidates are vying for two seats on the Seaford City Council.The following are [...]

By Lynn Schofer The Woodbridge School District celebrated a Blue Raider champion coach, Len Chasanov, by naming the court after Coach Chasanov. Last Tuesday evening’s ceremony at Woodbridge High School brought former players, friends, and family to show [...]

Demolition of Seaford Inn is delayed By Lynn Schofer The Seaford City Council held the first meeting of 2026 and opened with Chris Simms, who presented three options to revise the fee and rate schedule of electric [...]