Milford News

By Kevin Spence The Delaware Economic and Financial Advisory Council says the housing market downturn and national economic slowdown, exacerbated by mortgage industry shakeups, will result in millions of lost ...

It looks like a terrible wind blew through Milford one day, uprooting dozens of trees.

MILFORD -- Politicians use their voices a lot, but not a lot of politicians have a voice like Greg Fuller's. Fuller, a 46-year-old Democrat from Slaughter Neck, is a wedding singer.

A Republican endorsing another Republican around this time in an election year usually is, as editors used to say, a dog-bites-man story.

Given just five minutes to lay out his qualifications and campaign platform, Sen.

With a hint of down-home cooking seasoned with unexpected friendships, a dash of romance and even a pinch of mystery, Second Street Players present the musical "The Spitfire Grill." Based on the popular movie ...

Royal Farms has its approval, and the Silicato-Wood development is officially cleared to build.

Skyline Middle School seventh-grader Jimeer James found a bit of wonder and a few important lessons Wednesday lurking in the wind-whipped salt marsh south of Dover Air Force Base.

Ellie Vorous and Helene McAvoy sort through the contents of a filing cabinet, pulling staples and sending papers through the shredder.

Tonyea Mead was the most surprised person during an assembly Friday, Sept. 5, at Milton Elementary School.

The nominations are in, and it's time for the Milford community to vote on the 2008 Community Volunteer of the Year.

Candidate-night events often feature many candidates but not much meaningful dialogue.

School cafeterias nationwide are feeling the pinch of a slow economy and soaring food prices at the same time that more children are qualifying for federal free and reduced-price meals.

On Saturday, at approximately midnight, a crash occurred on South Bowers Road east of Mosely Road in Milford.

A new campground outside Milford, Delaware, has a community pool and clubhouse, wireless internet and satellite television access, and picnic tables at each site.

Marlene Elliot-Brown, director of the Delmarva region of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's rural development division, presents Milford city officials with a $5.6 million USDA loan.

Milford Police are searching for a theft suspect. They say Shirley Wells is facing over 60 counts of Unlawful Use of a Credit Card and Theft charges.

The city of Milford will receive a federal loan of up to $5.6 million to upgrade and essentially double the capacity of its aging water system.

LEWES -- Late-starting Sussex County Council candidate Mark Baker attracted more than $8,000 in contributions in recent weeks, but overall donations to his campaign remained well below those to his rival for a ...

SALISBURY , Md.- WBOC President and CEO Tom Draper on Wednesday celebrated his 41st anniversary in the broadcasting business.