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The increasing presence of homeless individuals in Georgetown is an issue town leaders have faced for years. Last year, officials created the 10-person Supportive Housing Issues Committee to help find solutions.
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Delaware lawmakers clashed over a measure that modifies the state's approach to overdose prevention and drug use.
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The money generated by the hotel tax will only be usable in the town’s streets and stormwater fund and nowhere else.
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Experts from UD will present strategies to cope with stress, burnout and depression while also offering resources to assist during difficult times.
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Rehoboth Beach Patrol has a new captain.
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Krell’s paintings are characterized by their deep attention to texture, the result of a multi-step process, including layers of different-sized sand, plaster, and paint, which she makes herself.
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On matters related to the corporation-friendly environment Delaware is known for, state senators approved a bill to solidify a long existing financial review board into law.
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Councilmembers plan to introduce an ordinance that would make room for owner-occupied rentals, where the property owner is on site while rooms are being rented out.
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The Moors, a retirement community in Lewes, gets approval for its expansion from Sussex County, despite displacing some current residents.
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It’s NASCAR race weekend in Dover, and while the full weekend will have a familiar feel, Sunday’s main event is different.
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