As we say goodbye to 2025, it is time to reflect on all of the events that impacted our community. This year in review offers a look back at some of the most impactful and interesting stories across Delmarva.
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As we say goodbye to 2025, it is time to reflect on all of the events that impacted our community. This year in review offers a look back at some of the most impactful and interesting stories across Delmarva.
Public comment has closed on the proposed Cool Spring Crossing development, and Sussex County Council could decide next year whether to rezone land for the mixed-use project.
Sussex County officials and residents are raising traffic and growth concerns as public comment continues on the proposed 637-acre Cool Spring Crossing development, which includes 1,922 homes and mixed-use amenities.
Protesters at the Georgetown Circle gathered Saturday, saying excessive development in Sussex County is straining infrastructure and harming the environment. They urged officials to reject large proposed projects.
During hours of public comment Tuesday, Sussex County Council continued to hear strong opinions on the proposed Cool Spring Crossing development, a 637-acre mixed-use project planned for Route 9 and Cool Spring Road.
Sussex County Planning and Zoning recommended approval for a massive mixed-use development called Cool Spring Crossing. The recommendations, for zoning changes and conditional use, still must go to County Council for approvals.
The proposed Cool Spring Crossing development plan, which includes 1,922 housing units, and now an educational facility, and an assisted living center, is sparking debate in Sussex County. The project, situated off Route 9 and Cool Spring Road, is being met with mixed reactions from locals.
LEWES, Del.- The Sussex Preservation Coalition hosted a meeting Thursday night to discuss concerns over the Cool Spring Crossing housing development.