The proposed ordinance would keep alcohol sales in town capped at 1 a.m., despite proposed state legislation that could allow bars and other businesses serving alcohol to stay open until 2 a.m.
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Dewey Beach is considering keeping its 1 a.m. alcohol cutoff if state lawmakers revive a proposal allowing local governments to permit 2 a.m. service. HB 433 passed the House but never received a Senate vote before adjournment.
Delaware Restaurant Association hosts alcohol safety training in Dewey Beach for the summer season.
The age of Delaware bartenders may get younger if House Bill 195 is passed, dropping the legal bartending age from 21 years old down to 18.
Businesses in Ocean City are preparing for large crowds this weekend as the town gets ready for its annual Ocean City St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
The Ocean City Council is asking state lawmakers to revise a proposed bill that would allow bars and restaurants in Worcester County to sell alcohol to-go during special events.
In a decisive meeting on Monday, the Dagsboro Town Council voted against an ordinance that would have shortened the hours for alcohol sales at local establishments.
Another week is in the books here along the coast, for any of the news stories you may have missed, here is your Week In Review.
A 22-year-old man was attacked around 1:30 a.m. Sunday on Route 1 on the Forgotten Mile of Dewey Beach. He was seriously injured and hospitalized to receive extensive medical treatment.
Green drinks, green shamrocks, green is everywhere if you walk into Irish Eyes in Lewes on St. Patrick’s Day.