House Bill 325 would create a pathway for experienced, clinically trained physician associates to practice without being tied to a single physician through a mandatory collaborative agreement.
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State education officials say the Bryan Allen Stevenson School must show enrollment support to avoid losing its charter. Committee members say written statements from families are critical. A public hearing on the school’s future is set for March 9.
Sussex County Democrats will host their annual Jamboree Sept. 13 at Killens Pond. The event will host top legislators, provide classic picnic fare and support local 2026 campaigns.
Taking a look at the top stories across Delmarva this week.
Alonna Berry was officially sworn in Tuesday, Aug. 12, as the new representative for Delaware’s 20th House District, filling the seat vacated by Stell Parker-Selby in June.
Special elections, marijuana sales, road construction, and more, it was another busy week on Delmarva. This is your Week In Review.
Delaware Election Commissioner Michael Albence responded to Republican inquiries regarding absentee ballots and an election officer incident. Absentee ballot procedures were followed, and efforts to improve election officer training were highlighted, despite recent law changes.
The Delaware Republican Party is raising concerns over blank ballots in the Aug. 5 special election for State House District 20, pointing to an unusually high number of absentee ballots returned with no vote recorded.
After a narrow 121-vote loss in District 20’s special election, the Sussex GOP praised candidate Nikki Miller, highlighted campaign progress, announced voter outreach events, and vowed to strengthen operations and strategy ahead of the 2026 election.
The winner of the District 20 special election is Democrat Alonna Berry.