The Cape May-Lewes Ferry is adjusting its schedule due to maintenance issues on one vessel, consolidating sailings on Friday, May 10. The ferry service says customers will be contacted if their departure time is impacted.
Alyssa Baker
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The 152nd General Assembly is discussing Senate Bill 16, which proposes a reconfirmation process for holdover members of the Governor's cabinet at the start of each term, aligning with the governor's tenure. Key executive departments like Education and Health and Social Services would be subject to this requirement.
A recent study by the Sussex Economic Development Action Committee concludes that establishing a medical school in Sussex County is feasible. The committee aims to enhance healthcare and stimulate the economy by partnering with existing medical programs and garnering support from key healthcare systems in the area.
Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings has announced a multistate settlement with Amneal Pharmaceuticals over its involvement in the opioid crisis, alleging the company's failure to monitor and report suspicious orders. The settlement includes $92.5 million in cash over ten years and $180 million of naloxone nasal spray.
The Seaford Police Department is investigating a shooting that occurred on May 3. One victim was treated and released from a local hospital, and the department is urging anyone with information to contact them or Delaware Crimestoppers.
Salisbury University and the Maryland Army National Guard have partnered to boost educational opportunities, particularly in the College of Health and Human Services. This collaboration aims to create lasting academic programs, offering benefits and shared recruitment efforts, emphasizing both institutions' dedication to education.
South Bethany is preparing to combat algae infesting its canal system. The town urges locals to delay boat use to facilitate the clean-up, aiming to address the persistent issue.
Milford locals should expect temporary traffic changes as roadwork begins on Northeast Front Street starting April 30. Construction will exclusively take place at night with an estimated completion date of May 8.
Locals on Assateague Island made a remarkable discovery, encountering a creature that has remained virtually unchanged for 85 million years. While the thrill of exploration is enticing, the island reminds people of important safety tips.