Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 4th of April.
Good morning, Dover.
The Easter Bunny was seen at events across Delaware on April 3 and is making appearances today (April 4) at places like the Delaware Agricultural Museum & Village in Dover and Cape Henlopen State Park in Lewes.
Families may join egg hunts and fun activities at set times.
Cafe Napoli is set to compete in DelawareOnline's Munch Madness final four pizza contest, returning this season to showcase its signature pies and local style.
Furnace Town Historic Site opens today at 3816 Old Furnace and welcomes visitors from Thursdays through Sundays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. until October.
The state CreatiVeterans program helps veteran artists learn creative skills and build community bonds through regular art sessions in Dover.
The initiative aims to inspire creative expression and strengthen local connections.
Delaware farmers face rising energy costs that drive up fuel, fertilizer, and electricity prices, adding pressure to crop production.
Energy experts say local changes (like boosting domestic production) could help lessen global shocks as strategies for a robust energy plan are explored.
Delaware officials extended the spring turkey hunting season from April 11 through May 10, giving hunters with Segment D permits an extra day in the field.
The extension is designed to support wildlife management during the annual event.
At the Kent County Regional Planning Commission public hearings on April 2, one proposal received no opposition while two proposals (for a subdivision and day care) garnered multiple negative comments.
Delaware nonprofits now have new health insurance options (Care for Good serves organizations with 10 or more employees while Angle Health covers smaller groups) designed to provide stable, predictable benefits amid rising costs.
Eligible groups can enroll now.
Local auto experts say drivers should watch for signs like tread wear, cracks, and bulges that may indicate tires need replacement.
Car owners in Dover are advised to get their tires checked soon to ensure continued safety on the road.
Rotogrinders has calculated the odds of 10 popular candies appearing in Easter baskets by using Instacart data and Google Trends, revealing that Delaware children have a 17.9% chance of getting Peeps (5-to-1 odds) while Pennsylvania kids have a 32.2% chance (2-to-1 odds) ahead of Easter tomorrow.
Delaware Online released its photos of the week showing local sports moments from recent events - featuring a 7-4 baseball win and lacrosse games.
The images capture key plays at Saint Mark’s, New Castle, and Middletown, offering a visual treat for fans.
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.
FrogTown Walks for Autism
1-7 p.m. — Dover Motor Speedway — $15 — Celebrate 20 years of unity and support for Delaware's autism community with this annual family reunion walk.
Paranormal Cirque Specter
7:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. — Dover Mall — Ticket prices vary — Experience a thrilling, paranormal journey under a big top with acrobats and illusionists.
Pretty in Pink Spring Shopping & Networking Event
10 a.m. - 3 p.m. — The Ivory Studio and Events — Ticket required — Celebrate women-owned businesses with shopping, networking, and delightful light bites.
93rd Annual Dover Days Festival
5 PM-3 PM — The Green — Free entry — Celebrate Delaware’s heritage with a grand parade, local vendors, and live music at the annual Dover Days Festival.
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