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Corporate law changes could cost the state $400 million over the next two years if legislators do not act. Some lawmakers want to hold a special session to deal with the issue.
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Sussex County Council heard a proposed rezoning for 39-acres of farmland along Route 24. Developers want permission to eventually build a mixed-use housing and commercial complex on it.
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last fall, the city instituted an ordinance governing accessory dwelling units. Part of the ordinance requires owners with an ADU to live on the property.
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Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Enforcement warns Newark residents of fraudulent marijuana operationFlyers and business cards are reportedly circulating in the city, advertising marijuana delivery services that are not legal in Delaware.
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Delaware State University is helping students and families feeling direct impacts from the ongoing federal government shutdown.
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Tenants still have the right to withhold rent if water, heat or electricity goes out and the landlord does not fix the problem.
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The commission received a letter from a citizen living near Savannah Beach asking them to consider an outright ban of all bonfires on the beach, raising concerns about wood smoke’s effect on health and ash being dumped into the bay water.
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Traffic is flowing again on Route 13 between Townsend and Smyrna over the Blackbird Creek.
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The show features not just scenes from Shakespeare’s work, but short stories, monologues, and poetry, interspersed with live music.
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Sussex County Council deferred action on the proposed Atlantic Fields shopping center off Route 24 between Lewes and Rehoboth Beach after a public hearing that stretched over six hours.
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