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NXT Level Sports plans to build a 15,000 square foot building in the city, which will include an indoor soccer field and pickleball courts.
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The City of Lewes is mulling a location for their portable restroom pilot program.
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Each June, Delawareans celebrate Separation Day - the day the First State stopped being part of Pennsylvania and became its own entity.This year's Separation Day celebrations have added significance, occurring in the leadup to the celebration of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States.In this edition of History Matters, Delaware Public Media's Martin Matheny learned more about how the state is marking Separation Day and the nation's 250th birthday from two people closely involved with planning the events, beginning with Erik Raser-Schramm, director of Delaware 250 and then Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs Historic Sites Team director Daniel Citron.
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A recent filming of “The Real Houswives of Potomac” in Dewey Beach sparks discussions about potential laws for filming in town.
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Leah Greer, a reference archivist with the archives, notes that doing the research into one’s ancestors helps paint a more accurate historical picture of the state.
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Currently, the district charges admission for high school football, basketball, and wrestling. Ticket prices are $5 for those sports. All other sports are free to attend.
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Tharros Village is nearly two months into its longest season assisting those experiencing homelessness in Sussex County since launching in late 2024.
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The Killens Pond Waterpark’s new pool, nearly 13,500 square feet, was developed during the off season. Work began after the water park closed last summer.
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Delaware’s Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control is finishing work on navigation aids in five major boating waters ahead of Memorial Day weekend.
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Odessa’s historical marker now has a home much closer to the town’s historic district.