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Public-Private Redevelopment Project Marks a Milestone with Ribbon-Cutting

The Nylon Capital Shopping Center redevelopment in Seaford has taken a major step forward with the official opening of The Mill at a ribbon-cutting ceremony held on Wednesday afternoon. About 150 people, including city and state officials and members of […]

New Marker Commemorates Struggle to Provide Equal Access to Education

Unveiled Friday (7/17) afternoon, the state’s newest historical marker honors the site of Greenwood School 222-C, which served African American children during the era of segregated education. Built in 1922 with support from philanthropist Pierre S. du Pont, the school […]

Debate Over Legislative Hall Expansion Reignites After Governor Vetoes $35 Million in Project Funding

On Tuesday, Governor Matt Meyer exercised his line-item veto authority to remove a $35 million appropriation for the proposed Legislative Hall expansion project from the FY 2027 Capital Budget (Bond Bill). The action sparked renewed debate over the need for […]

Marathon Last Night of the Legislative Session Reveals Need for Proposal

Earlier this year, State Rep. Lyndon Yearick (R-Camden, Woodside) introduced House Bill 428, a proposed constitutional amendment to establish a “Crossover Day” in Delaware. Under the amendment, each chamber of the General Assembly would be prohibited from passing bills and […]