The Delaware Department of Safety and Homeland Security division of alcohol and tobacco enforcement truck and table are shown during the Back to School Bash and Night Out last Thursday in Bridgeville. Photo by Mike McClure
By Mike McClure
University of Delaware students and advisors provided the Coastal Resilience Design Studio/Sea Grant Program Presentation during Monday night’s Bridgeville Commission meeting. The presentation looked at the following issues in town: transportation, flooding and stormwater, ecological systems and preservation, demographics and employment, housing […]
By Carol Kinsley
A new Hardin Hall was officially opened on West 4th Street in Blades with a ribbon-cutting on July 28. The community building, like its predecessor, was named for former mayor and long-time councilman B.J. Hardin. Hardin gave 25 years of service to […]
By Mike McClure
The 31st Eastern Shore AFRAM Festival will take place next Saturday at the Western Sussex Boys and Girls Club in Seaford. Along with hosting the event for the first time, the boys and girls club is also sponsoring Kids Corner, […]
By Lynn Schofer
A vote of support to repair the fairways at Hoopers Landing, a postponed vote on an easement request, an update on Nylon Capital Shopping Center redevelopment, and the updated code that eliminates the eight percent Net Energy Metering cap were […]
By Lynn Schofer
A gathering of the community at the front steps of Seaford City Hall last Tuesday witnessed the opening of the 1976 time capsule. The capsule was buried on King Street on July 4, 1976, and later moved when the new […]
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 Independence Day and is celebrated […]
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 the Woodpecker Road project and […]
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 two, and he did on […]
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 United States Navy veteran and has 26 years in […]
By Bernard W. Carr
On Friday evening, May 29, a large audience composed of parents, friends, school staff, administrators, honored guests, faculty, and other family members gathered together at the Woodbridge Sports Complex in Greenwood to view the commencement exercise for the graduating […]
