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Londonderry on the Tred Avon
Relax, and enjoy your retirement and the benefits of home ownership at Londonderry on the Tred Avon. At Londonderry on the Tred Avon, your retirement all about you. Located on the Tred Avon River in Easton, Londonderry is the Eastern Shore’s only waterfront 62+ independent living community. Londonderry offers a stress-free, resort-inspired lifestyle where you can focus on what you enjoy and choose how you spend your time.
Delaware State Police Seek Public's Help Following Discovery of Magnolia Man's Body at Wilmington Recycling Center
The Delaware State Police have opened a death investigation after 67-year-old Nathaniel Prenters of Magnolia, Delaware, was discovered deceased at a Wilmington recycling center; authorities are now appealing to the public for any information that could shed light on the circumstances surrounding his untimely death. According to a statement from Delaware State Police, Prenters' body was found at the Recycling Management Center located at 100 Amer Rd on the afternoon of August 14, even though he was not listed as an employee there.
‘You Can Do and Be Anything Coming From an HBCU’
A late July dinner was the finale to her second internship with ChristianaCare for Tania Paden. Her eight weeks at Christiana Hospital had left her feeling more confident in herself and excited to continue exploring direct patient care as she prepares to head back to Delaware State University in the fall. “I learned how to […] The post ‘You Can ... Read More
Body of Dover Airman Recovered from New York City’s Hudson River
DOVER, DE - The Dover Air Force Base has announced the death of a Staff Sergeant after the airman was recovered from the Hudson River in New York City Thursday. According to a United States Air Force press release, the Dover Air Force base was notified at 1:30 a.m. on August 16th that the Staff Sergeant of the 436th Airlift Wing had been taken to Mount Sinai West Hospital in Manhattan where they were declared dead.
Good Samaritans Restrain Robbery Suspect in Delaware Gas Station Incident
Wilmington, DE – A Wilmington man was arrested Wednesday after allegedly robbing a woman at a Valero gas station and assaulting an EMT. Delaware State Police reported that at approximately 11:18 a.m., 53-year-old Luis Santiago approached a woman at the gas pumps at 1327 McKennan’s Church Road. Santiago forcefully took her cell phone and fled the scene. Good Samaritans intervened, restraining Santiago, who threw the stolen phone during the altercation, causing damage. Both the victim and Santiago sustained minor injuries during the incident.
University of Delaware team studies gas, particle exchange on ocean
By studying the interplay of the top layers of ocean and the bottom layers of atmosphere, a team led by the University of Delaware's Dr. Andrew Wozniak hopes to increase understanding of climate models.
Justin Moore confirms upcoming collaborations on ‘Kurt’s Country’ | Morning in America
In the debut of “Kurt’s Country,” NewsNation’s Kurt Bardella visits Bottle & Cork in Dewey Beach, Delaware, to catch up with country music superstar Justin Moore. Bardella joins “Morning in America” to discuss what you can expect from the show.
Ridgely community coming together for first annual block party
RIDGELY, Md. – Community members are hoping to bring some light to the Ridgely community. They’re hosting Ridgley’s first annual block party at the end of September. Event organizer, Holly Justice, said they’re looking forward to pulling residents and local businesses together, to show all the good in their small community.
Local woman creates petition to reinstate Ridgely PD
RIDGELY, Md. – After the entire Ridgely Police department was suspended back in March, and following an August 5th meeting, where chatter of the Ridgely chief of police being exonerated of all charges filled the Town Hall room, Ridgely residents are still left wondering: When will the police department be back?
Harrington, Hockessin fire departments awarded life-saving rescue resources
CAMDEN -- First responders with Hockessin and Harrington Fire Companies were awarded a specialized training July 28-29 from Delaware Farm Bureau through Nationwide's Grain Bin Safety ...
$56 million Kingswood Community Center breaks ground
What's Going There in Delaware is Delaware Online/The News Journal's development newsletter, tracking what's coming to the First State. If you like what you’re reading, tell your friends it’s free to sign up here. Email tips, questions and brilliant story ideas to Matthew Korfhage at mkorfhage@delawareonline.com. 👷🏾♀️$56 million Kingswood Community Center breaks ground ...
Phish Kicks off Mondegreen Festival
Phish has kicked off their eleventh festival, Mondegreen, at The Woodlands in Dover, Delaware, welcoming 40,000 fans for a 4-day musical and visual odyssey. The modern day music festival landscape has evolved from Phish being the progenitor of the 90s festival resurgence, the one with the most success despite only a single band on the lineup, to a landscape where festivals are failing, canceling, being too big, or underattended, and generally going the away after two decades of success. Yet here we are with Phish keeping their success with fests going even as bigger and “better” ones continue to fall by the wayside.
Dover Air Force Base Reports the Death of an Airman
Dover Air Force Base officials say that a Staff Sergeant assigned to the 436th Airlift Wing was recovered from the Hudson River in New York City, on Thursday, August 15. Early Friday morning the Dover AFB was notified that the member was declared deceased at Mount Sinai West Hospital, in NYC. 436th Air Wing Commander, Col Chris McDonald says they are devastated to have lost at Team Dover Airman and are “..focused on providing support to the member’s family, co-workers and all of those feeling the impact of this tragic loss. I encourage members of our Dover Family to reach out to one of our many helping agencies for support during this difficult time.”
Free supplies, haircuts, mark new Cambridge back-to-school traditions
According to the African proverb that it takes a village to raise a child, when it comes to helping youngsters prepare for the new school year, Cambridge and Dorchester County are doing their part. Individuals and organizations are increasingly stepping up to ensure youngsters begin the school year with new supplies and freshly groomed hair, without needing to worry about a struggling budget.
Flags are at half-staff in Delaware in honor of a fallen EMS employee, firefighter
Flags are lowered to half-staff for a week in Delaware in honor of the death of a local EMS employee and volunteer firefighter. Thomas “Tommy” Berry III, a 23-year-old logistic technician for Sussex County’s Emergency Medical Services and a volunteer firefighter/EMT with Georgetown and Ellendale fire companies, died in the afternoon of Aug. 13. ...
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