By Mike McClure
Last month’s Laurel School Board meeting, which took place April 15, included recognition of three groups of students. The recognitions were to continue with this month’s meeting, scheduled to take place on Wednesday.
First up were the North Laurel Early Learning Academy’s top […]
By Tony E Windsor
A regional energy initiative is expanding into Laurel, offering residents a comprehensive set of services designed to reduce utility costs, improve home efficiency, and strengthen overall community safety.
The effort is part of “Project Safe Neighborhoods,” a multi-faceted program led by the […]
By Mike McClure
The Delmar School Board election will take place on May 12 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Candidates Neil Baker, Shawn Brittingham, and Jordan Johnson are running for a pair of open seats (four-year terms) on the Delmar School Board […]
By Mike McClure
The Laurel Little League season kicked off with a day parade and opening day ceremony last Friday night. The league dedicated the Major League all-star softball field in memory of Wayne Price, who was also named the league’s Volunteer of the Year.
The […]
By Ali Nicole
April’s Mayor and Council Meeting pressed forward on updates and multiple resolutions to impact town infrastructure, commerce and community-building. The effects of last Monday evening’s discussions and voting will be felt in both the short and long term for residents as the […]
By Mike McClure
Robin Breasure didn’t have time to join community organizations; she worked six days a week managing Bryan and Brittingham. But, under her leadership, the business made a large impact on the community in many ways. For her contributions to support Delmar […]
By Mike McClure The Laurel High Drama Club performed The Wizard of Oz in shows last Friday through Sunday in the Jason Rogers Concert Hall/Auditorium. It was the school’s first performance in seven years.
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By Laura Hambrick
It all started with a phone call. Jeff Evans, retired from teaching at Cape Henlopen High School, contacted Laurel School District Superintendent Dr. Shawn Larrimore with a question. Evans, who had previously participated in annual mock trial competitions […]
By Tony E. Windsor
A Laurel resident is urging town officials to address safety concerns on a little-known dirt roadway at the edge of town, citing increased traffic and hazardous conditions.
During the public participation portion of the Laurel Mayor and Council meeting […]
By Tony E. Windsor
Two immigrant advocacy organizations appeared before the Laurel Mayor and Council recently, saying their goal is to build stronger relationships with local government and help newcomers better navigate life in Delaware.
The representatives attended the meeting at the invitation of […]
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