Kerin Magill

“Good fences make good neighbors,” the poet Robert Frost famously said in his poem “Mending Wall.” In Fenwick Island last week came the debate: What makes a good fence, after all?

Fenwick Island's stretch of Coastal Highway is about one mile long and is bordered by residential properties and businesses, and in the summer, crossing the busy highway can be challenging.

Members of the Lord Baltimore Lions Club gathered around the bench they donated to the Millville Volunteer Fire Company last week. (No fire company representative was available due to an extremely busy morning of emergency calls.)

The Frankford Town Council at its Tuesday, Aug. 4, meeting approved a request from its Planning & Zoning Commission to seek DelDOT's blessing on the potential future extension of Honolulu Road to Route 113.

Residents showed up in person and online last week to voice their reservations to a state planning board about a proposed 443-home development near Dagsboro.

Five years after an application for its patio bar divided the town, a Fenwick Island hotel has submitted another application — this time for permission to install a wet bar

Thomas Cosentino's life changed dramatically one day in August of 2015. That's when he received a diagnosis that explained a series of symptoms that he had put down to a stressful job.

Fenwick Island's two new town council members will be sworn in during a special meeting on Friday, Aug. 14, at 9 a.m. at Fenwick Island Town Hall.

of 30 It's all about the beeps. Metal detecting as a hobby, according to Eastern Shore Metal Detectors owner John Rebman, often springs from related interests.

Millville could grow by more than 150 acres if two possible annexations come to fruition.