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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 27, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for WDEL 101.7FM
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- Jul 20, 2026
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Vigils remember lives lost to addiction, offers hope and support (opens the original)
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GEORGETOWN, Del. - Families, community members and local organizations gathered in Georgetown on Wednesday for a day of remembrance honoring people who have died from addiction and offering support to those still affected by the disease. Attack Addiction held its annual vigil in Newark and Georgetown as part of International Overdose Awareness Month. The event featured memorial bags honoring loved ones who have died, along with resources and information for families navigating addiction and reco
Dewey Beach business scene sees changes with new restaurants, ice cream shop (opens the original)
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DEWEY BEACH, Del. - A longtime Dewey Beach bar is closing its doors, while several family-friendly businesses are preparing to open, bringing a new mix of restaurants and attractions to the popular beach town. North Beach, a Dewey Beach staple for more than three decades, is closing and making way for Bent Palm, a new family-friendly restaurant. For the Faucett family, the closure marks the end of an era. âNorth Beach was probably one of the first bars I went to when I turned 21, living down h
Orange Party raises record $75,280 for Delaware hospitality workers (opens the original)
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BETHANY BEACH, Del. - Celebrate Wellness raised a record $75,280 at its fourth annual Orange Party, more than doubling the $29,000 raised in 2025 for mental health services for Delaware hospitality workers. Held June 11 at Big Chill Beach Club, the fundraiser brought together hospitality workers, local businesses and community members. Donations came through sponsorships, individual gifts, a 50/50 raffle, live auction and an Orange Party Mocktail Contest, with Big Chill Surf Cantina winning the
Lewes officials explore options to preserve Harbor of Refuge Lighthouse (opens the original)
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LEWES, Del. - The future of the Harbor of Refuge Lighthouse remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: community leaders want to preserve the historic landmark. Members of the Lewes Parks and Recreation Commission recently reviewed a proposal from the Delaware River and Bay Lighthouse Foundation to relocate the lighthouse from the deteriorating Delaware Breakwater before erosion threatens the structure. "We're hoping to be able to take it out of harm's way by moving it off the wall at some point
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