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A new grant will help the Delaware Division of the Arts expand its Access to Creative Aging program (opens the original)
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The Delaware Division of the Arts’ “Access Creative Aging” program is set to continue and grow, thanks to $77,500 in new funding. The program offers eight-week classes in various artistic disciplines, says Division of the Arts Director Jessica Ball. “That might be watercolor, it might be ceramics, it might be playwriting, dancing,” she says. “And these classes are available at libraries and community centers throughout the state.” The program is still a relatively new one, but since it began in
Lewes officials consider using county data for the next round of property tax bills (opens the original)
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Lewes’s Finance Committee says the city should use property value data from Sussex County in the future, rather than doing their own assessments, and city council members seem open to exploring the idea. The Finance Committee discussed the possibility at a meeting earlier this month. If the city opts to use Sussex County’s data, which they could access for free, it would join a growing majority of municipalities in the county, said Finance Committee Chair Tina Samson. “14 cities last year have a
Rehoboth Beach planning commissioners debate how a new law affects approval of a new subdivision (opens the original)
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Rehoboth Beach’s Planning Commission moves a proposed 33-home subdivision ahead, but not before some debate over process and the repercussions of a new state law. It’s the latest iteration of concerns over SB 23, a new state law designed to promote affordable housing construction. Critics of the law, including many in local government in Sussex County, contend that the law ties local governments’ hands to put conditions on new subdivisions and cuts the public out of the process by doing away wit
Lewes Public Art Committee talks location, funding for new art installation (opens the original)
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Lewes’s Public Art Committee is moving forward on a new outdoor installation scheduled for next year. The city has a contract ready for consideration by the Maine-based environmental artist Posey. Her proposal, which the Public Art Committee has signed off on, will feature a human figure and a dog, made out of recycled industrial fishing materials. Installation could begin next April. The Public Art Committee generally tries to erect one temporary outdoor installation each year, although last ye
Red Clay School District officials present data on early literacy (opens the original)
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Officials with the Red Cay School District are touting some successes in early literacy. At a Board of Education meeting last week, the district’s Manager of Teaching, Learning, and Assessment, Corey Heacock, presented data on reading among children in kindergarten through fifth grade, and pointed to several successes. One assessment, Acadience, measures students in kindergarten and first grade, and Heacock was optimistic about progress so far. “We are seeing progress in the number of students a
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