Good morning, Dover.

A recent survey commissioned by A Mission for Michael found that boardwalk fries in Rehoboth Beach lead Delaware's nostalgic summer foods, followed by a farm-stand tomato sandwich and peach pie.

The survey shows seasonal treats evoke strong memories (and celebrate cherished local traditions) for Delawareans.

Students in third through eighth grades gained 1% in math and reading proficiency, according to a report released Tuesday, Aug.

18 by the Department of Education; the findings show modest progress in efforts to improve learning.

Today, DNREC sunk the 180-foot Calcasieu Pass as part of its artificial reef system to boost underwater habitat and provide new fishing and diving opportunities (approvals came from the EPA and Coast Guard).

Gov. Meyer signed bills that channel over 27 million dollars to expand summer camp access for low-income families as agencies work to implement the changes before the end of this year and Dover YMCA expects to double its program attendance next year.

The Diamond State Hospital Cost Review Board approved new regulations for hospital budgets (open for public comment) that will take effect in a few months.

The review will track cost growth (including labor expenses) to guide performance improvement plans.

Delaware’s own Elena Delle Donne was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield (MA) last weekend.

She thanked her teammates, coaches, and family, honoring her older sister as an enduring source of inspiration during her acceptance speech.

Special Olympics Delaware will host its Annual Cycling Classic on Saturday, Aug.

22 at DelDOT's Danner Campus in Dover. Over 90 athletes and 30 coaches will race in various cycling events starting at 10:00 a.m. (registration begins at 8:00 a.m.)