Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 25th of February.
Good morning, Dover.
A Dover Planning Commission public hearing held today revealed plans for DuPont Plaza to expand shopping and dining options near the former Berry Van Lines site.
The development will feature Tractor Supply to activate the vacant property.
Delaware State University students visited law firm Richards, Layton & Finger in Wilmington recently to gain real-world insight into legal careers.
The session provided practical advice from attorneys including director Doneene Damon and helped students explore diverse practice areas.
After nearly two feet of snow fell on Monday, neighbors in Dover and Kent County have been clearing fallen trees and slick roads while driving restrictions were lifted after main highways were treated — many side streets still remain icy from lingering winds and cold temperatures.
Delaware State Parks will mark their 75th anniversary as the fee season begins on Mar.
1 with special events across 17 parks. Visitors can purchase annual passes (with discounts for military and veterans) and mobile pay using QR codes will debut at select locations this summer.
The Kent County GOP held its annual Lincoln Day Dinner on Feb.
21 in Dover at the Modern Maturity Center, where keynote speaker Dr. Steve Turley signed his book + Chair Ralph Taylor honored Reverend John Riley with the Unsung Hero award.
After the blizzard, drivers noticing extra shaking should check their tires for snow buildup that can cause vibrations in the steering or seat.
Hand wiping or a car wash can remove the snow, but if shaking persists, a mechanic’s help is needed (AAA advises safe driving during winter).
On the Border - The Ultimate Eagles Tribute
8-9:30 p.m. — Rollins Center at Bally’s Dover — Ticket purchase required — Experience the ultimate tribute to the Eagles in a live performance.
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