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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Thrift that gives back: When you donate or score finds at Delmarva Teen Challenge Mega Thrift, you're stocking your home and supporting Delmarva Adult & Teen Challenge recovery programs, with racks of clothing, housewares, furniture, appliances, electronics, and power tools.
Locals-only scare fix: Born as a home haunt in 2020 and now a full-on community production, Old Crow Manor packs dark, strobe-lit rooms, live actors, and honest-to-ghoul jump scares.
Perennials with personality: Whether you’re refreshing beds or chasing pollinators, Streambank Gardens curates hardy perennials, cheerful annuals, and veggie starts, plus pet-safe and hummingbird favorites.
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Sussex County's Return Day, a post-election tradition dating to 1812, takes place Wednesday and Thursday, Nov.
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The Georgetown Police Department in Delaware has been responding to public complaints about panhandling, trespassing and homelessness.
Full story at coasttv.com ↗
The Friends of Cape Henlopen State Park in Delaware have announced winners of their 2026 Capturing the Cape Digital Photography Contest.
Full story at coasttv.com ↗
Delmarva Central Railroad forces will perform general maintenance of Park Ave in Georgetown, Delaware, starting at 7 a.m.
Full story at coasttv.com ↗
The discovery of multiple homeless encampments in Redden State Forest in Delaware has raised safety concerns among forestry officials as logging operations continue and hunting season approaches.
Full story at coasttv.com ↗
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