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News and talk radio station WDEL was one of six stations that Draper Media added to its portfolio after closing a $11 million deal. The post Draper Media finalizes $11M deal for Wilmington radio stations appeared first on Delaware Business Times.
Mispillion Performance Series will host the Bobby Jasinski Jazz Quintet at 3 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 8, at Avenue United Methodist Church, 20 N. Church St., Milford. The show is free and unticketed, and all are welcome. The quintet will present A History of Jazz, featuring tunes from each decade from the 1920s to the present day. Learn more at facebook.com/mispillion.
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Historic Lewes offered a haunted event Oct. 24 at its Shipcarpenter Square campus. Boos and Brews featured characters of bygone times telling scary stories of murder and mayhem. Food, potent potions, a costume contest and live music by Electric Velvet were enjoyed by all in attendance.
The Sussex County Land Use Reform Working Group has formally submitted a comprehensive set of recommendations to the Sussex County Council with designated growth zones as a key concept for future development. The post Sussex County Land Use group presents formal recommendations appeared first on Delaware Business Times.
The Delaware Department of Labor’s Division of Paid Leave announced that penalties and interest will be waived from all late quarterly submissions during the first year of the program. This decision was made to ensure that business owners and third-party administrators have flexibility managing the new program. Delaware employers enrolled in Delaware Paid Leave are expected to submit Hours & Wage reports and contributions on a quarterly basis with a […]
Pumpkin harvest and seasonal paintings are on display at the Cape Artists Gallery. Visitors are welcome daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 110 W. Third St., Lewes. To learn more, call 302-644-7733 or find Cape Artists Gallery on Facebook.
Homeowners saw their property tax bills spike, which pushed state lawmakers to pass bills to shift school districts to split residential and non-residential rates. For many small business owners, they're faced with yet another unexpected expense in hard times. The post 🔒 Wilmington small business owners see high tax bills after reassessment appeared first on Delaware Business Times.
After seven public workshops and three years of discussions, the Lewes Board of Public Works has completed a draft agreement with Sussex County on a new wastewater treatment plant. The details were spelled out at a public workshop Oct. 28, which county officials also attended. Per the agreement, BPW wastewater flow will be pumped to Sussex County’s Wolfe Neck facility, which will be upgraded. Two BPW pumping stations will be reconfigured […]
, Dick Bryan has had a lot of people in his backyard on DeVries Circle over the years, but he’s not throwing garden parties. Mayors, legislators and engineers have all been there to see the property, which Bryan said turns into a lake during heavy rain storms. Matt Messina, project manager from the Sussex Conservation District; Janet Reeves, Lewes assistant city manager; and Salvador Alarcon, a representative from Rep. Alonna […]
