The Delaware Natural Resources Police have officially kicked off their annual Toys for Tots drive. Donation boxes are now in place at various DNREC locations statewide.
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Thirteen music teachers from the Cape Henlopen School District performed a special recital Thursday night with a meaningful cause: raising funds to support their student musicians.
SPCA staff say there were tears of joy as Snoop left them to join his new family and that he's doing great.
A group of Woodbridge High School students traded their cars, trucks and school buses in for tractors to celebrate National Agriculture day on March 19.
Students from throughout Sussex County gathered Thursday night for the Sussex County Honors Band concert. The concert was held at Sussex Central High School to a packed auditorium.
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Georgetown's Caroling on the Circle was a success for participants, festival-goers and local food pantries. Thousands of people are estimated to have turned out for the 40th annual downtown holiday season celebration, which preceded the annual Christmas parade for the first time. Additionally, event organizers said nearly 15,000 nonperishable items have been collected so far this season.
Each Giving Tuesday, donors face the threat of scams diverting millions of dollars of money intended for legitimate charities. To avoid scams, donors are advised to check on charity legitimacy and follow other tips to keep their money and identities safe.
A sculpture of Harriet Tubman, known as "The Beacon of Hope," embarked on a symbolic journey across the Delaware Bay aboard the Cape May-Lewes Ferry on Thursday. "Our ferry route is very similar to one used by escaped enslaved people who would wait for moonless nights to row across the Delaware Bay using the lighthouse for guidance," said one ferry official.
Sharon Denny won Best in Show in the Friends of Prime Hook Wildlife Refuge Nature Photography Contest with her photo titled "Breakfast to Go," capturing a snowy egret in flight during a feeding frenzy. The contest showcased over 200 photographs from 38 photographers, with winners commended for their ability to evoke emotional responses and tell stories through their images.