Seventeen Sussex County high school students attending a summer Upward Bound Math & Science (UBMS) program worked on a project with the engineering technologies department at Delaware Technical & Community College, Owens Campus.
Following is the Indian River School District open house schedule. The 2010-2011 school year begins on Tuesday, September 7.
All you competitive, giving people—watch out—the teams are beginning to organize for Sussex County’s first annual Amazing Challenge, sponsored by UNITE SUSSEX.
The new thrift store features an abundance of children's clothing, house wares, appliances and much more. The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and local business professionals welcomed the new store to Georgetown on Monday, July 12 with a ribbon cutting.
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The Georgetown Public Library is transitioning to its new digs. Moving about a block away, the new library will allow more storage, reading rooms, a large children's room, event hall and much more.
The USDA visited Georgetown on Monday, June 28 to present a check for $47,000 to restore the exterior of the historic first firehouse, located on Layton Avenue. For more information and photos, scroll down to our PHOTOS section.
In ceremonies held June 9 at East Millsboro Elementary and June 10 at Long Neck Elementary, the Greater Millsboro Kiwanis Club awarded certificates and other prizes to first and second graders as part of its 15thannual Terrific Kids Program.
“Field Day is a way for hams to get out and have fun under some difficult conditions,” says Bill Duveneck, President of SARA, the largest amateur radio organization in the First State. “But it’s also a chance to fine-tune our emergency communication skills."
Sussex Technical High School 2003 graduate Tom Shortridge, a native of Laurel, was part of a team that won a regional Emmy award for a NASA television educational program geared toward high school students.
The students sang “Heal the World” and “We are the World” while baskets were passed through the crowd asking for donations.
Graduates of the second event planning course at Delaware Technical & Community College, Owens Campus are prepared to plan and coordinate events.
