Ben Mace is a Reporter at Delaware Online/The News Journal. He primarily covers real estate, development, and business news in Kent County, with a focus on themes such as construction, urban development, and the housing market. Ben's work has been featured in prominent publications including Yahoo News, The Washington Post, and USA TODAY.
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Ben Mace's coverage heavily revolves around local news, real estate, and historical events within Delaware. He frequently includes expert commentary and cites data in his articles. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights or data related to local real estate trends, historical events in the area, or government policies affecting Delaware.
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By: Andre Lamar, Ben Mace
Delaware News Journal Communities in each Delaware county are hosting parades and services to honor fallen military personnel.
By: Ben Mace
For day trips, many for low or no cost, the nature centers throughout Delaware offer fun and educational activities this summer.
By: Ben Mace
Restaurants, swim school, bank, hair salon, nail salon, physical therapy, dentist, daycare and pet bakery/groomer planned on Boyds Corner Road
By: Ben Mace
Sales of existing homes, not new construction, climbed in Delaware in April from March, but fell from a year ago. Sales prices rose monthly and yearly.
By: Ben Mace
A sign is posted on the door of the Ruby Tuesday in Middletown, saying the restaurant closed May 17, pointing customers to the Milford location
Delaware News Journal Excerpts from The News Journal archives from May 24-30 include the state marble championship in 1926.
By: Ben Mace, Andre Lamar
Delaware News Journal Communities in each Delaware county are hosting parades and services to honor fallen military personnel.
By: Ben Mace
The News Journal archives include a visit from Swedish royalty in 1926, Wilmington's invitation to oil execs in 1976, Dover race track changes in 2006
Brazilian steakhouses feature fire-grilled meats carved right at your table, for a taste of Brazilian culture during the World Cup tournament.
Delaware News Journal Federal, state and city government leaders congratulated Interfaith Community Housing of Delaware at May 29 groundbreaking for Milford development.
