Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 3rd of January.
Good morning, Dover.
In Millsboro, community members are alarmed as the Delaware State Fire School trained 486 fewer Fire and Rescue students in the 2024 to 2025 school year compared to 2023 to 2024.
Local leaders say recruitment challenges have persisted for over a decade amid busy schedules.
Caesar Rodney School District is informing residents about its Feb.
9 operating referendum by hosting presentations and launching a new website with voting details.
Caesar Rodney School District is informing residents about its Feb.
9 operating referendum through presentations and a new website with voting details after months of planning.
The Delaware Department of Labor began its annual prevailing wage survey on Jan.
2 to collect data from contractors statewide for setting 2026 state-funded construction rates — surveys must be submitted online or by mail by Feb. 9.
The Delaware Alcoholic Beverage Control Commissioner clarified that diners may take home leftover wine if the bottle is properly recorked by the establishment (or staff) so it is not considered an open container, while to-go alcohol must be sold in securely closed packaging.
Tidalhealth now requires face masks at all its locations (including Atlantic General Hospital) to help curb a surge in respiratory illnesses.
Visitors without a mask will be turned away, though masks are provided at check-in.
Beebe Healthcare is launching three free wellness programs to help local residents improve their health in the new year.
Community members can sign up at any Beebe location for these educational opportunities.
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