Millsboro town leaders in the are planning to improve pedestrian safety along a busy stretch of Route 24, where gaps in sidewalks are forcing people to walk along the roadside.
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Drivers on Route 24 will notice newly installed signs lowering the speed limit from 45-50 mph to 35 mph along a key stretch of the roadway this week.
Do More 24 Delaware, a 24-hour fundraising event designed to help nonprofits raise money and connect with new donors, runs from Thursday at 6 p.m. to Friday at 6 p.m.
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"The grassroots nature of this day allows everyone to be a philanthropist at a level that suits their budget," said Dan Cruce, chief operating officer of United Way of Delaware.
Multiple crews were on scene around 3 p.m. Monday after a Subaru Outback drove off the road and into the marsh at Hazzard Lane.
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The road is now expected to open to through traffic on Jan. 27, according to the Delaware Department of Transportation.
Route 24 will be closed between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. from Hollymount Road to Robinsonville Road, according to DelDOT.
There are plenty of orange barrels and construction trucks sitting around Sussex County.