Good morning, Dover.

Dover welcomed back its St. Patrick's Day parade on Saturday, March 14—families and individuals lined Loockerman Street to celebrate Irish culture after a one-year break.

A state report confirms that Delaware is facing a severe shortage of mental health + primary care + dental care providers.

The shortage, part of a national trend, leaves many residents struggling to secure appointments.

With spring break near, Delaware guidelines advise parents to assess their children’s readiness to stay home alone since there is no legal age requirement.

Experts suggest children around 11 or 12 may be ready and recommend setting up emergency plans (e.g., exit routes, 911 numbers) to ensure safety.

Saint Elizabeth beat Sanford 40-34 on March 15 as the Vikings rallied for 18 of the final 22 points + forced 28 turnovers to secure their 7th DIAA Girls Basketball Championship.

Howard’s boys basketball team won the state title over St. Georges on Sunday with point guard Nick Baysah scoring 15 points (and Bryson Lane adding 12 points with 10 rebounds), illustrating a strong team performance in the championship game.

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.

Colorectal Cancer Awareness 5K

9 AM – 3 PM — The Greene Turtle Sports Bar & Grille — Discounted registration — Participate in the first annual run to raise awareness for colorectal cancer.

Dover Duathlon

8 AM – 12 PM — Schutte Park — Cost details not specified — Compete in a thrilling duathlon in the heart of Dover.

Dover Delaware Women's Connection Breakfast

9:30-11:30 a.m. — Maple Dale Country Club — $25 inclusive — Connect with local women for a breakfast buffet featuring guest speakers and a fundraiser.