Here are some of the stories that captured Delmarva's attention this week:
Monday: Milton Growth Concerns Amidst Housing Expansion:
Concerns about the continued growth of Milton persist as Schell Brothers' "Miralon" community plans to build 144 single-family homes. Residents in the area express apprehensions about increased traffic on an already dangerous stretch of road. Despite the trepidations, houses went on sale this week.
Tuesday: Homeless Shelter Challenges:
As temperatures drop along the coast, the challenges faced by the homeless community become more evident. With shelters yet to open, the Milford Advocacy for the Homeless steps up, distributing scarves, hats, and space heaters to provide warmth until shelters become available.
Wednesday: Electric Car Regulations Finalized:
The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control finalized regulations to adopt the Advanced Clean Car Program. The electric car law, which took effect on Friday, aims to cap the zero-emission vehicle requirement at 82 percent, contributing to the state's commitment to environmental sustainability.
Thursday: Historic Victory for Stephen Decatur Seahawks:
Thursday night witnessed history as Stephen Decatur High School's Seahawks secured their school's first-ever state championship. The team achieved an undefeated season, defeating Huntingtown 21-13 in a memorable victory.
Friday: Cape Falls Short in Hard-Fought Game:
On Friday night, Cape Henlopen attempted to follow suit, seeking a historic victory. However, they fell just short in a hard-fought final game against the Sallies. Despite the outcome, it marks a remarkable year for the Cape crew in their sports endeavors.
