Martin Matheny

The 30-acre site is owned by the city and work has been underway for several months to make it into a protected space for native animals and plants. One priority is developing trails throughout the area for people to enjoy.

Two large developments will be up for consideration in Milford in the coming weeks.

But, Banks warned the committee against the possibility of further all-way stop signs on First Street, citing concerns about their effectiveness and the possibility of increased congestion.

While the district's request is a relatively small one compared to those coming from other districts, Superintendent Steven Lucas says the need is critical.

The City of Lewes could be teaming up with the University of Delaware for a first-of-its-kind partnership in the First State.

Problems with trees in Rehoboth Beach's Grove Park are more serious than originally thought, prompting the closure of the park and a move for the city's farmers market.

If the certificate of necessity is approved by the Department of Education, the district would need to pay some $3.5 million of the project's cost, and to do that, they would have to go to the voters, said Superintendent Sharon DiGirolamo.

The chair of Lewes's African American Heritage Commission expresses some frustration over the progress of a replica pavilion at the city's Johnnie Walker Beach.

The Hagley Museum and Library's new CEO, Hilary Olson, has been on the job for a few months now, bringing a wealth of experience at museums and planetariums around the country into her new role.

The recommendation comes in response to SB 23, a new law intended to spur the creation of more affordable housing. The law has sparked frustration from other local governments around the state, including Sussex County, which