Delaware City hears concerns about changing park hours
Delaware City is considering simplifying the parks’ hours to a uniform “dawn to dusk” schedule, but not all residents are open to the change.
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New chicken ordinance still not official
New concerns about the proposed changes to the City of Delaware’s so-called chicken ordinance prompted city council to delay its vote until its next meeting on April 9.
Mar 28 2012 | Posted in Current News | Read More »
Dog attack victim sues City of Delaware
A resident is suing Delaware City for not protecting him from the dog attack that left him permanently disabled. James Bright filed the civil lawsuit one year after he was attacked by five cane corso mastiff dogs owned by Virgil Mitchell III. Of the total 31 defendants named in the Bright v. Mitchell case, about half are city employees.
Nov 17 2011 | Posted in Current News | Read More »
Council accepts Nova liquor permit request
Despite Delaware Police Chief Russ Martin’s recommendation, Delaware City Council agreed to not contest a liquor permit as requested by Nova Restaurant, LLC. Martin said a routine liquor permit background investigation revealed some “disconcerting” information, such as the current charges against restaurant owner Denise Dunlap.
The Town that Banned the Garden Club
Sometimes fame and glory just don’t get spread around evenly. Like the quarterback of a football team or the lead singer of a rock band, there are parts of any entity that get more attention than others. The same is true for the First Amendment of the United States Constitution.
Jul 21 2011 | Posted in David Hejmanowski | Read More »
Delaware husband, wife retire from long public careers
Delaware husband and wife Dan and Sue Bennington expect a sense of loss when they both exit their community-oriented careers this week. Dan Bennington, 65, the Delaware city attorney for the past 16 years and Sue Bennington, 64, the Grady Memorial Hospital Foundation director for the past 26 years, are retiring together today.
Council hears questions on Riggle debate
Local attorney Robert Owens asked Delaware City Council Monday to consider publicly discussing whether councilwoman Carolyn Riggle violated the city charter.
Jun 28 2011 | Posted in Current News | Read More »
Next Delaware city attorney tapped
A Harvard Law School graduate will be the next Delaware city attorney, serving as legal adviser and counsel for Delaware personnel and departments.
Jun 16 2011 | Posted in Current News | Read More »