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Japanese print show to open in Lewes
The Petite Gallery at Josephine Keir Ltd. will host a dual exhibition with two select groups of Japanese prints on view from Friday, Nov.
New arrangements are in place this year to reduce crowd numbers and improve public safety at the historic bonfire celebrations in Lewes.
Lewes officials plan Bay Avenue improvements
Before they overhaul Bay Avenue, the city is hoping to see what exactly local residents want along the new road.
Concierge by the Sea Inc. is sponsoring its third annual community food drive from Sunday, Nov.
Jules Jackson stops along the Junction-Breakwater Trail near the Townsend lands in Lewes where several Native American archeological sites have been located and preserved.
The Sankofa African Dance & Drum Company will perform at 1 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 31, at the Lewes Public Library.
Resort towns may cut parking costs
DEWEY BEACH -- Resort officials are beginning to prepare next year's budget, and some are considering lowering parking rates and fines as they fear high costs could ward off vacationers.
Haunted Lewes tours set Oct. 29-31
A town with more than 375 years of recorded history is bound to have a few chilling tales.
Police searching for car, wallet thief
REHOBOTH BEACH - Delaware State Police are on the lookout for a man responsible for stealing a wallet early Monday afternoon.
Dedicated volunteer helps fire company
You might have seen her on the boardwalk in the mornings, at local bars during happy hour, or walking down the streets in the afternoon.
Lewes Historic District expansion draws criticism
Despite a reduction in size, the proposed expansion of the city's historic district still raises concern among homeowners.
Breast cancer survivors support newly diagnosed
BETHANY BEACH -- For Connie Holdridge, the worst part of her struggle with breast cancer was feeling like she was confronting the disease alone.
Wind power comes to University of Delaware campus in Lewes
By next spring, the University of Delaware's Hugh R. Sharp Campus in Lewes will convert to wind power for 100 percent of its electricity.
DNREC voices Lewes water worries
About one week before a vote is scheduled on the Lingo-Townsend Associates rezoning request, a state agency has expressed concerns about the projecta s impact on the Lewes public water supply.
Frightfully yours: The Scariest (and not-so-scary) places on Delmarva to celebrate Halloween
Delmarva Peninsula residents and visitors of all ages, get ready for 'spooktacular' happenings through the end of October Sea Witch Festival, Rehoboth Beach 'Spellbound for 20 years,' the unforgettable Sea Witch Halloween and Fiddlers Festival returns this weekend to Rehoboth Beach, offering hundreds of activities.
Foot Light Productions and Irish Eyes Restaurant in Lewes will present a dinner and murder mystery Wednesday, Oct.
LEWES: University of Delaware signs deal to build coastal wind turbines
The first wind turbine to go up off the Delaware coast might not be a generator in the Bluewater Wind project after all.
Storm gone but debris remains on beach; some protective dunes damaged
LEWES - A thick line of debris -- reeds, wood, plastics and a few boats -- littered the beach at Lewes today as storm-driven waves and astronomically high tides started to recede.
Lingering rains bring flooding to Delaware coast
Above normal tides and lingering rains have some Delaware residents keeping a close watch on the weather.
Agriculture has long been king in Sussex County with poultry production leading the way for generations.