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
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 […]
The Seaford Police Department recently held its 30th annual awards ceremony to honor the officers and civilian staff for their performance during 2024. Notable award winners include retiring Deputy Chief Mike Rapa as the Chief’s Award recipient. The Chief’s Award [...]
The Seaford Police Department recently held its 30th annual awards ceremony to honor the officers and civilian staff for their performance during 2024. Notable award winners include retiring Deputy Chief Mike Rapa as the Chief’s Award recipient.
The Chief’s Award is chosen exclusively by the chief […]
The Seaford City Council approved the subdivision of city owned property lot located on Cedar Ave and Poplar Street. Building official Mike Bailey said the water tower is located on the one lot while the other lot will be put up for sale for R-2 […]
By Carson Williamson
Abraham Keyes, better known as Farmer Abe, has recently finished his third children’s book titled “Kitty the Goat and the Puppy,” and is already hard at work on his fourth book. Between the writing of his first book, “When Donkey the Chicken […]
By Carol Kinsley
Blades has a new town administrator, Crystal Gregor, who was promoted from administrative assistant after former town administrator Lisa Marks was let go. Teresa Todd is being hired as part-time administrative assistant. Both are “efficient, knowledgeable and interested in improving the town,” […]
Frank Parks is a Delaware native best known for his work with Home Team Realty. Besides realty, however, Parks is known for the founding of the Fisher of Men Foundation, a non-profit organization that seeks to help people battling with addiction, depression, life-controlling […]
In a workshop meeting Jan. 20, the Blades Town Council and a few residents again hashed out proposed changes in the town charter. The document will be sent to the office of State Rep. Danny Short for review — and possibly more […]
Seaford city council members postponed a vote on the sale of property from Insight Land Company to D.R. Horton. The request was to sell lots one through five of Hoopers Landing to D.R. Horton, which agreed to adhere to the six stipulations […]
