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Memorial Day has deep roots in Delaware as honor to fallen soldiers
“Memorial Day was very quiet in Milford this year,” the Milford Chronicle reported on June 1, 1928. “In the morning a detachment from Battery F, Delaware Anti-Aircraft Regiment, paraded to Odd Fellows’ cemetery, where exercises were held for the departed soldiers. Squads of American Legion members spent the morning decorating graves of soldiers.”
Delaware swamp has folks talking about its weird folklore with monsters, slaves, and more
Strange folklore haunts Great Cypress Swamp near Selbyville, tales allegedly connected to a plane crash, runaway slaves, and a woman who survived a grisly murder. One of the strangest stories inspired by the Sussex County marsh is the legend of the Selbyville Swamp Monster, a hideous ape-like creature that was said to scare folks...
Sussex zoning variance paves way for redevelopment
Having torn down an old residence and paying for a new one to be installed on their Dagsboro lot, William and Vicki Abel were surprised to find that their plan isn't in line with Sussex County code, particularly after being issued a permit for the work by the county.
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