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13 Delaware Places That Turn All You Can Eat Into a Feast

Delaware knows how to turn all you can eat into a full-blown celebration, from sizzling hibachi lines to crab feasts that feel like summer on a plate. Whether the craving leans toward sushi towers, comfort classics, or interactive Korean BBQ, there is a spread for every appetite. This list rounds up beloved local...
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NTSB: Helicopters were flying side-by-side before deadly crash

Only the pilots, Michael Greenberg, 71, of Sewell and Kenneth L. Kirsch, 65, of Carneys Point, were on board the helicopters that crashed near the Hammonton Airport on Dec. 28.
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The Best Hash Browns In Delaware Are Hiding Inside This Old-Fashioned Diner

Driving through Wilmington, you might miss Goober’s Diner if you blink, but that gleaming chrome exterior catches the morning sun like a vintage spaceship that landed with one mission: to serve you breakfast that defies all reasonable expectations. This isn’t just another roadside eatery with mediocre coffee and...
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Red Clay plans to close McKean High School, transition to ‘innovation’ hub

Red Clay Consolidated School District is planning to phase out one high school. Delaware's largest public school district has laid out plans to transition the nearly 60-year-old Thomas McKean High School into an "Innovation Campus." That's not a vocational-technical school, rather a vision for a drop-in center for...
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Man wanted for alleged home improvement fraud in Delaware

A man is wanted after telling residents he was a home improvement contractor, taking their money and not finishing the assigned work in Delaware, according to the New Castle County Police Department. In December of 2025, Maryland native Richard Kirchner, 58, approached several Wilmington residents in local hardware...
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Surveillance shows crew casing Dodge Hellcat for about 30 minutes before theft in Delaware...

Surveillance footage captured a group of suspects spending nearly half an hour scoping out a muscle car before stealing it early Sunday morning in Prospect Park.
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Get the Perfect Facial at These Delaware Spas

With the winter’s cold, dry air, it’s the ideal time of year to splurge on skincare. These med spas and wellness studios offer a variety of treatments for every skin type. If you want to start 2026 with glowing skin, here are some top spots to get a facial in Delaware.
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Soldier from Delaware identified after being killed as POW during World War II

A soldier from Delaware has been accounted for after he was killed during World War II, according to the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency. Wilmington native U.S. Army Lt. Col. Louis E. Roemer was 43 in early 1942 when he was captured and held as a prisoner of war in the Philippines by Japan, the agency said.
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Controversial proposal for tiny homes near Newark is set for first public hearing

A controversial proposal to build a tiny home community near Robscott Manor is set for its first public hearing next week. New Castle County’s Historic Review Board will discuss the project during a virtual meeting at 5 p.m. Jan. 20. Log-in information is available at www.newcastlede.gov. While neighbors of the...
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Delaware Restaurant Turning Traditional Italian Recipes Into a Local Staple

Tucked into Wilmington’s Trolley Square neighborhood, Scalessa’s “My Way” Old School Italian Kitchen proves that tradition and comfort can still surprise. The small dining room buzzes with regulars, clinking glasses, and the aroma of slow simmered sauces. Every plate feels like a family recipe passed down with care,...

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