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Horns, bells, whistles: How Delaware welcomed the new year with raucous street parties

When the clock struck 12, a wave of sound burst forth as factory whistles and sirens sounded launching shouts of joy from the crowd in the streets.

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Before and after: How Rehoboth Beach bounced back from Storm of 62 devastation

The Ash Wednesday storm was the most devastating event in Rehoboth’s history. Here's a look back at how it transformed the resort community.

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Jim Flood, former owner of the Dover Post Company, dies at 95

The late Jim Flood Sr. started as a reporter in high school, then the Army, continuing in Maryland and Delaware and then built the Dover Post Company

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Gannett Foundation awards $12,000 grant to United Way in Salisbury

More than 200 local nonprofit organizations will receive operating and fundraising grants through A Gannett Foundation s A Community Thrives.

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1962 Ash Wednesday Storm: Delaware, Maryland beaches ravaged, 40 dead

The Ash Wednesday storm inflicted significant damage along the Atlantic coast and caused forty deaths before moving out to sea.

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