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At Millville’s Community Center in Evans Park, lines of voters wrapped around the building and down Dukes Drive as early voting opened there on Friday, Oct. 25.
Fenwick Island’s channel dredging project is well under way, and town officials are keeping their fingers crossed that the project will be completed by the first week of November.
Lines of voters wrap around the Millville Community Center on Friday, Oct. 25, the first day of early voting in Delaware. Officials said nearly 2,100 people voted there between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Friday and as many as 1,000 more had voted at the Millville polling place by late Saturday afternoon. Early voting locations will be open through Nov 3.
Frankford officials reported this week that the Town’s police department is tackling a growing problem with young people speeding through town on dirt bikes.
Noting that some Fenwick Island voters have expressed that they are “tired of voting every year,” Mayor Natalie Magdeburger has floated the idea of holding elections every two years, instead of yearly.
Fenwick Island Town Council Member Richard Benn — who died on Sunday, Nov. 10, after complications from a September surgery — was remembered this week by fellow council members as
The red mailbox that will soon be delivered to the Santa’s Letters headquarters in Millville has become a symbol of not only the holiday hopes of area children but also
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade… so the saying goes.
From left, Bethany-Fenwick Area Chamber of Commerce Director Lauren Weaver, Jackie Inman Burns and Dale Bellinger, of Bellinger’s Jewelers, celebrate Burns’ Lighthouse Award.
Millville Town Council members present a check to the Millville Volunteer Fire Company covering the Town’s contribution to the fire company’s ambulance fund for the year. Pictured, from left, are Deputy Mayor Sharon Brienza, Council Secretary Debbie Sosnoski, Town Manager Eileen Scerra, Mayor Ron Belinko, fire company Vice President Guy Rickards, Council Treasurer Joe Parent and Council Member Bob Wisgirda.
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