A lifelong Delawarean, Schaeffer lives in Lewes and owns a small business.
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State Rep. Bryan Shupe is calling on the City of Milford to require infrastructure repairs in the Hearthstone community before approving any further development by the project’s developer.
People who live near Delaware’s coast know flooding is a constant threat, and now the Town of Milton is taking high-tech steps to plan ahead.
Roadwork is set to resume in the City of Cambridge, with road resurfacing starting in mid-April.
Town Manager Gene Dvornick says Thursday's meeting isn't to discuss any new housing developments in the town. He says it's to discuss the best ways to move forward with future developments.
Plans for a major development near Lewes-Georgetown Highway and Beaver Dam Road have gained attention with the proposed construction of 758 homes, 94 apartments, and nearly 100,000 square feet of commercial space. Preliminary site plans for the site were approved last October, and now, three new ordinances are up for consideration.
Cash tolls at the Delaware Memorial Bridge will increase on April 1, as part of a two-phase toll adjustment plan. Passenger vehicles paying cash will see a $1 increase, while commercial vehicles will pay an additional $1 per axle.
A large plot of land in Milford, known as the "Fry Farm," will soon be transformed into the Milford Corporate Center, a new industrial park aimed at boosting the local economy.
The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control is nearing completion of its phase of an emergency dredging and beach nourishment project at the north side of the Indian River Inlet.
Shanté Hastings is making history as Delaware’s first African American woman to be sworn in as Secretary of Transportation. DelDOT says she has over twenty years of experience with the department, most recently serving as chief engineer and deputy secretary.