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Delaware nominates 25 areas for new Opportunity Zones, including seven in Sussex County (opens the original)
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SUSSEX COUNTY, Del. -New investment could be coming to communities across Delaware as the state nominates 25 areas for a new round of Opportunity Zone designations. The Opportunity Zone program is designed to encourage private investment in selected communities by providing certain federal tax benefits to qualifying investors. Seven of the proposed areas are in Sussex County, including communities in and around Seaford, Milford, Georgetown, Laurel and Millsboro. The Delaware Division of Small Bu
Cambridge youth curfew now permanent (opens the original)
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CAMBRIDGE, Md. â Cambridge city commissioners voted unanimously to move forward to make the cityâs youth curfew permanent. The curfew has been temporary since 2023. Cambridge police say the ordinance is intended to help parents who need assistance with their children under 16. âItâs not meant to be a punishment. Itâs not meant to be so restrictive on children,â Cambridge Police Chief Justin Todd said. âThis is a tool that weâre able to get resources to the family.â Under the cu
Sussex County residents assess damage after nor'easter (opens the original)
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SUSSEX COUNTY, Del. â Strong winds, rough surf and flooding from a norâeaster left parts of the Sussex County coast with visible damage as residents and visitors began assessing the stormâs impact. The storm pushed sand back from beaches and caused flooding along coastal communities. Two friends visiting the area said they saw the storm directly affect the home where they were staying. âWe rented an Airbnb and we found a porta potty floating behind the house all by itself, and all the cu
Indian River Inlet dunes face storm threat (opens the original)
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BETHANY BEACH, Del. â As a norâeaster moves through Delmarva, strong winds and rough waves are putting the dunes near Indian River Inlet to the test. For some visitors, the stormy weather is part of the experience. âWeâre happy to be here and just experience weather. Itâs kind of exciting,â said Ginny Matthews. Jill Wenz said she and her family were enjoying the warmer temperatures while watching the waves grow stronger. âWeâre just enjoying that, the fact that itâs still tempe
Seaford leaders to consider $150K grant application for Jays Nest rebuild (opens the original)
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SEAFORD, Del. â A popular Seaford playground could be one step closer to being rebuilt as city leaders consider applying for a $150,000 grant. Jays Nest Playground was a familiar place for Seaford families for more than two decades. The playground was closed in March after safety concerns were raised about the equipment. According to the city council meeting agenda, Seaford City Council is considering a draft resolution to apply for an Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails grant. According to c
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