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This has been an incredibly challenging year. We’ve been so busy dealing with a pandemic that all but completely shut down the economy, figuring out how to keep schools teaching our kids safely, and continuing the efforts to both improve our local healthcare systems and strengthen our communities that there has been no time to stop and update. So let’s take a moment and catch up.
Retired Veteran, Former NAACP President
There is a disease that is weakening our society from within. It has lived among us for generations and grows in times of uncertainty. It blinds us from our collective strength of examining our world
When your four-year-old daughter pokes a hole in her cup in the backseat and reacts by saying “Oh Sh!t”, you receive a quick reminder that your actions and even reactions have the ability to change
Voter apathy a problem for local government Posted Saturday, March 27, 2021 By Noah Zucker Apathy toward local politics, and government in general, is a big problem nationwide. Downstate is no exception. “It’s tough,” said Milford Mayor Archie Campbell.
State Rep. Bryan Shupe As many Delaware small businesses are still relying on federal and state subsidies to keep the doors open and local families employed, many jobs have been lost to current business regulations
By Matt Bittle Posted Wednesday, March 3, 2021 5:00 am Bay to Bay News DOVER — It’s election day in your town, and you’re ready to cast a ballot for the newest slate of council members. You checked with
DJ McAneny Mar 10, 2021 – 2:13 pm Could the Delaware General Assembly be doing more to make its committee hearings more accessible to the public? It’s a question that arrived like much else in