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Dagsboro debates west-of-113 annexation, housing development (opens the original)
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Dagsboro officials are currently debating whether to annex 134 acres west of U.S. Route 113 for a new housing development on the north side of Nine Foot Road (Route 26). At the Annexation Committee meeting, the council membersâ decision hinged on whether they believe development to be inevitable. John Marvel and C.J. Shortridge said yes. William Chandler III said no. Now that the committee is officially recommending annexation (2-1), the Dagsboro Town Council will decide whether to annex. Disc
SDSA teacher ‘blown away’ by student talent (opens the original)
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At the beginning of the school year, teachers including Elizabeth âLizâ Johansen are excited to meet the new faces in their classroom. âTo me, a new school year is a fresh start, full of new possibilities and countless opportunities to grow,â Johansen said. Johansen is the Southern Delaware School of the Artsâ 2026-2027 Teacher of the Year, where teaching fifth grade is more than reciting lessons. Itâs also âhelping them figure out how to navigate lifeâ as students step into adol
Candidates get final say before primary (opens the original)
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Three candidates shared their final thoughts this week ahead of the 2026 Delaware Primary Election on Sept. 15. The Republican Party has a contested primary between John Atkins, Doug Conaway and Jacki Slonin, each hoping to serve in the Delaware House of Representatives. Geographically, the 41st Representative District includes parts of Millsboro, Dagsboro, Frankford, Roxana, Selbyville and Gumboro. The winner of the primary will face Democrat Ryan Stuckey in the General Election on Nov. 3. Hous
Attorney advises Dagsboro on navigating fees (opens the original)
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As developers continue to propose projects in Sussex County, local governments are trying to walk a narrow line: to allow property owners to sell farmland at a profit; to welcome a larger population and tax base; to ensure infrastructure, services and natural resources arenât stretched too thin; and to prevent any legal missteps that could attract lawsuits. That last item especially prompted the Town of Dagsboro to request guidance from a land-use expert. On Aug. 12, the Dagsboro Town Council
GOP’s 41st District candidates to speak at forum (opens the original)
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Various groups are hosting candidate forums ahead of Delawareâs 2026 primary election. Business-minded Republican voters can learn more about their primary candidates for the 41st Representative District at a candidate forum on Tuesday, Aug. 18, from 8:30 to 10 a.m., at the Roxana Volunteer Fire Company firehall on Zion Church Road. A light breakfast will be provided. The forum is free and open to the general public, but the questions will be tailored to topics relevant to the business communi
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