TUG-OF-WAR CHAMPS - The Bridgeville Fire Company defeated Seaford and Blades in a pair of Tug-of-War battles to win the Stars and Stripes on the Nanticoke championship. More pictures on page 7. Photo by Mike McClure
By Lynn Schofer
The Woodbridge School Board members and Dr. Kevin Long, superintendent presented a special recognition to student representative Kayleigh Vodvarka. The senior represented the school at each meeting providing a report on the activities and news of the students at Woodbridge high school.
The Seaford City Council was presented with the municipal election results during last Tuesday’s meeting. There were 230 total votes with Orlando Holland winning reelection with 145 votes over Jose Santos’ 85 votes. The council member seat is a three-year [...]
The Seaford City Council was presented with the municipal election results during last Tuesday’s meeting. There were 230 total votes with Orlando Holland winning reelection with 145 votes over Jose Santos’ 85 votes. The council member seat is a three-year term.
Community Bank President Jack Riddle […]
By Mike McClure
Last Monday, the city of Seaford held the annual Light It Up Blue lighting ceremony to promote Autism awareness.
Seaford Mayor Matt MacCoy read a proclamation naming April World Autism Month. MacCoy said the event, held in Gateway Park, promotes inclusion and acceptance.
“Without […]
By Carson Williamson
The JJ’s Ride: Break the Chains Motorcycle Rally will be held on Aug. 2 at Seaford Wesleyan Church (The Ark). The first event was held in 2021 in Pennsylvania. Susan Bibb, the event organizer, and her family organized the rally to come […]
By Carol Kinsley
Representatives of the Cypress Landing townhomes project were back before the Planning and Zoning Commission of Blades Monday evening, April 7, asking for a “subdivision of the approved plan…for financing purposes.” They had hit a glitch when applying for loans.
Kevin Prenderville, Insight […]
By Carson Williamson
The Gemstones Prom was held on Saturday, March 29 at Atlanta Road Alliance Church in Seaford. The Gemstones Prom serves as an event for those with special needs to experience a night of different events, from hair and makeup treatments, limousine rides, […]
By Carol Kinsley
Residents of Blades learned details of a solar farm planned for a nearby wooded area at a meeting held last week at Seaford Fire Hall. Many were concerned because 12 acres of property in town were recently clear cut for a townhouse […]
Seaford Council welcomes two new police officers, review Cook Out restaurant’s preliminary site plan
By Lynn Schofer
The Seaford City Council welcomed two new police officers, Samuel Brumbley and Kani Kane, who completed the academy and begin their work for the city.
The council approved a request by Habitat for Humanity for a subdivision of a property located on East […]
By Lynn Schofer
The Woodbridge School Board approved a rebranding and new logo for the district which was presented by Superintendent Dr. Kevin Long last week. The new design also officially names the mascot, “Blue Raiders” and the district colors royal blue and grey. In […]
By Lynn Schofer
Jonathan Moore, P.E. supervising engineer with Delaware Department of Transportation, presented information related to upcoming repairs planned for Front Street over the Nanticoke River, Seaford Draw Bridge, to occur between Oct. 1 and April 30. The project is slated to take 10 […]
