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New exhibition on view at Gallery One until April 1

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New exhibition on view at Gallery One until April 1

, , , , , , , , Gallery One announced its Black, White and In Between exhibit will be open to the public from Thursday, March 5 through Tuesday, April 1, at 32 Atlantic Ave., Ocean View. This month, the artists demonstrate that making art is not always black and white, although it can be. The seemingly simple combination of black and white colors can yield some of the […]

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Robinsonville Road mini-storage facility approved

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Robinsonville Road mini-storage facility approved

After amending conditions for a planned 891-unit self-storage facility near Angola to help it better blend in with its surroundings, Sussex County Council approved a conditional use for the project Feb. 25.  Before granting its approval, Councilwoman Jane Gruenebaum offered four revisions to the 13 draft conditions for the project that codify changes the developer offered at council’s Feb. 4 meeting. They limit all buildings to a single story; relocate a […]

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Bayhealth launches new Heart & Vascular Institute

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Bayhealth launches new Heart & Vascular Institute

Just over 20 years ago, Bayhealth doctors performed the first open heart surgery seen in the nonprofit health care system – it’s been building up its cardiovascular efforts ever since. The post Bayhealth launches new Heart & Vascular Institute appeared first on Delaware Business Times.

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GGA Construction rated among top-performing builders nationwide

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GGA Construction rated among top-performing builders nationwide

GGA Construction, with offices in Middletown and Rehoboth, has been recognized as one of Associated Builders and Contractors’ 2025 Top Performers. This annual publication highlights contractors’ achievements in safety, quality, merit, project excellence and special designations, ranked by hours worked. “We are honored to receive this recognition once again and grateful for ABC’s dedication to advancing our industry,” said Lorri Grayson, GGA Construction founder/partner, who serves as Mid-Atlantic Regional vice […]

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Charm City Run expanding in Rehoboth Beach

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Charm City Run expanding in Rehoboth Beach

, Charm City Run is expanding its store in downtown Rehoboth Beach. The Baltimore-based running and walking specialty company opened its first Delaware store on Rehoboth Avenue in 2022. It’s located in the building that was the longtime home to Creative Impressions. When that business closed, the building was separated into multiple retail spaces. Charm City opened in the middle spot. The expansion is taking place in the space immediately […]

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Small-scale nuclear task force proposed

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Small-scale nuclear task force proposed

, On the heels of a meeting with power grid officials who said more power sources are needed to ensure reliable energy, Sen. Bryant Richardson, R-Seaford, introduced a Senate concurrent resolution creating a task force to look into small-scale nuclear reactors. SCR 18 would establish the Delaware Nuclear Energy Feasibility Task Force to evaluate the potential benefits and challenges of incorporating nuclear energy, specifically small modular reactors, into Delaware’s energy portfolio. […]

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Community Resource Center marks seven years of helping homeless

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Community Resource Center marks seven years of helping homeless

, Annette Johnson could not have been happier. The program director of the Community Resource Center was celebrating the seventh anniversary of the organization’s full-day program to serve the homeless in Sussex County. Johnson was also excited that a key federal housing program is once again available for clients. It is called Section 8. The waitlist for low-income housing vouchers just reopened in February after being closed for 15 years. “It […]

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Power officials: Mandates driving up costs

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Power officials: Mandates driving up costs

Legislators heard Feb. 24 that even though recent utility bills have not spiked because of specific Delaware energy policy, overall federal mandates combined with state policy have driven up costs. Power grid officials and energy experts met with legislators for a joint committee session to answer questions about energy reliability. It was the latest meeting convened by legislators over recent energy bill spikes. Asim Haque, vice president of state and […]

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