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Delaware’s Task Force on Sustainable Transportation is set to vote on its recommendations for long-term funding strategies this month.
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The former Kirkwood Sports Complex is now Sprinturf Performance Park at Kirkwood, and the new name isn’t the only change.
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The lab is designed to help people digitize the historic artifacts that may be in their houses.
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Sometimes, especially at night, if you listen carefully, you can hear - off in the distance - the sound of a train horn. It's a sound so common that, unless we're close by, we tend to ignore it. It's just another noise in the sound tapestry of 21st century life.The trains themselves are less ever-present than they once were, but the Delaware Public Archives in Dover wants us to remember that they've been a part of the state for nearly two centuries. Now, the Archives celebrates the role of trains and train travel in the First State's history, and how cities and towns thrived - or didn't - based on where the rails ran.The exhibit at the Archives is called "Tracks, Towns & Transformation," and on History Matters this week, DPM's Martin Matheny talks to State Archivist Maegan Peterman about the exhibition.
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The initial contract would last for one year, beginning next month, and would cost the town $180,000.
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Sussex County is looking to further its efforts to rehabilitate affordable housing units.
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As part of the preserve’s rehabilitation, a force of more than 40 volunteers turned out earlier this month to work on planting.
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The Dewey Beach Planning and Zoning Commission greenlights an ordinance that would keep bar closing times in the town at 1 a.m.
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Those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the Vietnam War are being remembered this weekend
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Kent County and Dover owned parks close early this weekend to avoid anticipated “takeover” style events.