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Honor America's military personnel at special Memorial Day observances Monday, May 27.
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Delaware State Police are advising Dover residents about William R. Abbott, a homeless sex offender who is living somewhere in the metropolitan area.
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State Representative Jeff Spiegelman (R-Clayton) will be holding another round of constituent meetings beginning in June.
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The Dover Public Library recently hosted its inaugural Artistic Excellence Young People's Scholarship Art Exhibit ceremony, in which artists were awarded scholarships, cash and their work was hung at the library.
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The Miss Delaware Scholarship Organization is hosting the Miss Delaware Golf Classic IV on June 24.
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The Salvation Army is taking applications for its overnight residential summer camp located in Pennsylvania.
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Officers with the Harrington Police Department say they located 18 bags of heroin in a vehicle following a traffic stop May 10.
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Police in Harrington arrested a local man May 19 after he allegedly was found with drugs in his car following a traffic stop.
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Officers with the Harrington Police Department have arrested a Milford woman on suspicion of drunk driving for the fifth time.
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The Purina Cat Chow recently announced the launch of its new program the Purina Cat Chow 50 years, 50 shelters, to mark its anniversary.
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The Girl Scout Troop 10 from Camden recently held a food and clothing drive for the Shepherd Place, a homeless shelter for women and children.
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State Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control officials have dismissed charges against John Arment, provided he makes a special donation.
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Dover's annual African American Festival will be held on Legislative Mall June 22.
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Cheswold Police believe they have solved the burglary of a local business with the arrest of three Kent County men.
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The Junior Board of Bayhealh-Kent General Hospital invites the community to its spring handbag sale.
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Delaware State Police have arrested a wanted sex offender.
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The Capital School District Board of Education is seeking parental and community input for its School Year 2013-2014 Code of Conduct for students.
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Delaware State Police are advising Dover residents of a homeless sex offender who is living somewhere in the metropolitan area.
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Capital School District mathematics specialist Melissa M. White has been appointed as principal of Fairview Elementary School.
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Harrington police have taken into custody a second person wanted in a case involving stolen checks.
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Dover City Council supports a move that would allow military personnel deployed overseas to attend meetings via video conferencing.
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As a way to raise money for its scholarship fund to local students, the Georgetown AARP chapter will hold a mother-daughter luncheon and fashion show at the Improved Order of Red Man & Pocahontas Lodge in Nassau on Saturday.
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The Delaware House of Representatives passes Senate Bill 16, requiring the reporting of lost or stolen firearms.
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The Biggs Museum of American Arts will launch its 21st anniversary Gala: Affair with the Arts on Saturday.
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A 45-year-old Greenwood man, suspected in the burglary of a Harrington home, apparently committed suicide while police conducted a search for him
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Dover Police have arrested a local man on drug possession charges after he allegedly tried to run away from officers.
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Capitol Police have charged a DelDOT employee with using a fellow employee's credit card to take approximately $500 from area ATMs.
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Camden residents hear first reading of FY 2014 municipal budget and council members weigh new contract for town's deputy police chief
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A Dover man stopped for talking on a cell phone while driving has been arrested for driving under the influence
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Delaware State Police authorities are using the media to notify Dover residents of a homeless sex offender in the area.
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Harrington Police, responding to a domestic dispute call Tuesday, arrested a local man after he became disorderly and cursed at the officers.
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A Greenwood resident was arrested Wednesday after police determined he had illegally used a Harrington business' credit card.
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Dover Police are looking for three men who held up another man on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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The Delaware Association for the Education of Young Children, member organization of early childhood professionals, announces the annual Early Childhood Advocacy Day will take place at Legislative Hall in Dover, from noon to 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 8.
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Dover International Speedway staff and volunteers will take part in NASCAR Green's Clean Air Tree Planting Program at the Central Delaware Soccer Association (CDSA) on Friday.
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A Dover man was shot in the hand during an attempted robbery in Felton, Delaware State Police said.
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Members of the 512th Civil Engineer Squadron’s Explosive Ordnance Disposal Flight is scheduled to conduct demolitions training Saturday, May 4 from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Dover Air Force Base.
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Due to a production issue, there may be a delay in the delivery of today's May 1 issue of the Dover Post. Our crew is working to get the paper on your doorsteps as soon as possible. We apologize for the...
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In conjunction with the 80th Dover Days Festival, the Dover Symphony Orchestra will perform a special concert at Calvary Assembly of God on Saturday evening.
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Do you know a Delaware student who is working to make a difference for the environment?
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Willie L. Spruance, 49, a convicted Tier III sex offender, was arrested April 23 on charges he had unlawful sexual contact with two young children.
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Delaware State Police are looking into a case in which five people were robbed in separate incidents only minutes apart. No one was hurt in either incident.
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Delaware State Police are investigating a complaint from a man who said he was held up by two strangers.
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Dover Police are investigating a home break-in that took place Friday.
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Kent County Levy Court unanimously passed a balanced FY 2014 budget at its business meeting on Tuesday. The total budget came in at $59,902,750.
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DNREC's TrashStoppers program to stop illegal trash dumping in Delaware has thrived on violators convicting themselves by breaking the law on camera and costing themselves thousands of dollars in fines.
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A protracted debate over a school administrator's transfer led to one member of the Capital School Board angrily leaving the Wednesday's board meeting.
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Wesley College announced that the speaker for its spring commencement ceremony will be David W. Devonshire. A 1966 graduate from Wesley, Devonshire currently serves on four public company boards: Roper Industries, Arbitron, Meritor and Career Education.
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Dover Police will be collecting old medications so they may be safely disposed of.
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Fordham and Old Dominion Brewing Company's second R2Hop2 Beer and Music Festival will wet your whistle for entertainment in more ways than one outside the brewery this Saturday.
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