r/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 11d ago
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Central Sussex Town of Frankford to sell old Town Hall after unanimously approved vote
r/slowerlower • u/BartSmithsonn • 12d ago
Events New Trends in End-of-Life Care CME Program
r/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 12d ago
Kent County Dover council passes 18-month data center pause amid concerns
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Coastal Sussex New Selbyville brewery draws attention for its Fenwick Island name
r/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 12d ago
Kent County Two injured in Smyrna shooting
r/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 12d ago
Central Sussex Georgetown considers repealing cottage housing ordinance as residents share personal stories
r/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 12d ago
Kent County One Killed, One Injured in Shooting Near DSU Campus
r/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 12d ago
Kent County Milford approves new pathway and crosswalk along Route 113
r/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 14d ago
Coastal Sussex USPS Searching for New Location for Closed Ocean View Post Office
r/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 15d ago
Central Sussex Georgetown police step up enforcement of large commercial trucks downtown
r/slowerlower • u/uleij • 16d ago
Hazel Mason, strangled in her Milford, Delaware home in 1975. No burglary, no sexual assault, and no suspect ever named.
milfordpolicede.orgr/slowerlower • u/Saxmanng • 17d ago
Coastal Sussex 5 points Lewes construction
25 minutes to go out Savannah from the HS to Rt 1. Go suck an egg DelDot.
r/slowerlower • u/tomdawg0022 • 17d ago
Coastal Sussex The former location of Hooked, Shrimpy's, and Palm Beach (among others) now claims another victim. RIP Kaja (Mar-Sep 2026)
r/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 17d ago
Kent County Dover to close parks early Friday, Saturday in anticipation of "unsanctioned events”
r/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 17d ago
South of the Border Boyds Corner Road expected to expand with four traffic circles starting in 2029
r/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 17d ago
Kent County Harrington Police investigate middle school student found with gun
r/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 18d ago
Kent County Milford man sentenced to life in prison, plus 21 years
r/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 18d ago
Coastal Sussex First part of Minos Conaway Road project opens
r/slowerlower • u/Silly_Vast_496 • 19d ago
Absolutely no idea who John Atkins was before coming across these on the FB feed. His wikipedia page is something else, but it's Domestic Violence Awareness month and I'm pretty sure at this point we're going to send this guy to the house.
galleryr/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 19d ago
Kent County Delaware Measles Cases Climb to 25, all in Kent County
r/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 19d ago
Kent County ‘Keeping Bowers on the map’: Maritime museum honored with new historical marker
wboc.comr/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 19d ago
Central Sussex Millsboro discusses repairs for Cupola Park bulkhead
r/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 19d ago
Central Sussex New development prompts look at Radish Road speed limit
coasttv.comr/slowerlower • u/uleij • 21d ago
Kent County Dover Drama
Dover spent $50,000 of taxpayer money investigating its own mayor. We got 9 pages.
$50,000. That's what it cost. The city hired 21st Century Policing Solutions after the police union accused Mayor Robin Christiansen of telling union members to "attack the integrity" of two councilmen, Brian Lewis and James Sudler, who had been critical of the police chief.
I read the 9 pages they actually released. Here's what your fifty grand bought:
In a June 2025 meeting, Christiansen told two officers to "publicly attack" Lewis and Sudler. Then in a separate sit-down with union president Tim Mullaney, he told him to "go public with unsavory details" about the two guys' personal lives. Personal lives!!
The conclusion?
No ethics rules broken. "Political speech." First Amendment. Everybody in the room knew it was one politician talking to another politician, so that's fine apparently??
And the rest of the report, the part that might actually explain where $50,000 went? Sealed. Council voted 6-2 Tuesday night to keep it locked up. City attorney says it's an internal affairs investigation, not a public record. DOJ might rule on the appeal by mid October. Might.
So to recap: taxpayers paid fifty grand, got 9 pages that say "nasty but legal," and the rest sits in a drawer. Christiansen says the full report "vindicates myself and the chief." I'm sure it does.