Middletown, DE News

• Middletown, DE News
• 5K Mustang Stampede Family Fun Day
• Middletown Jaycees 4th of July Parade
• Fundraisers for your Organization with big profits
• Christine O'Donnell vs. Chris Coons: 5 things we learned in their debate at UD
• Appoquinimink Board of Ed. approves early childhood center schematic design
• Castle headed for retirement; decides against write-in campaign
• New Candlelight Theatre helps fight cancer with 'Little Shop of Horrors'
• Talented holiday decorators sought by Delaware Hospice
• Pharmacy Week to be celebrated Oct. 17 to 23
• Townsend man robbed while working at convenience store
• Auction to benefit Paws for Life, MidAtlantic Horse Rescue
• Applications for stop loss veterans’ extended payments due Oct. 21
• Christiana Care emergency medical center still two years away
• Middletown man dies in Glasgow area accident
• Townsend Town Council seeks solution to mounting trash bills
• Citizens Police Academy now enrolling
• The Everett brings doo-wop back with ‘Smokey Joe’s Café’
• Christine O’Donnell, Chris Coons campaigns trade shots during latest maneuvers
• Flowers speaks out against domestic violence claims
• Village of Bayberry: Construction begins on 2,000 homes on Boyds Corner Road
• Local girl wins New York modeling competition
• CompEd announces fall computer classes
• Final countdown to the M.O.T. Big Ball Marathon
• Local couple provides alternative gaming experience
• Appoquinimink's proposed Odessa campus begins to take shape
• Former Gov. Tribbitt laid to rest after Odessa service
• Appoquinimink FFA students shine in the State Agriscience Fair
• Food delivery drivers learn to avoid robberies
• Middletown man charged with DUI after totaling car
• Study will examine rail service through Delaware to Ocean City
• Middletown girl bitten by dog
• 7 great non-profits to check out at the Peach Festival
• Car crashes into Townsend house, flees scene
• Dover International Speedway announces 2011 NASCAR race dates
• Captain Bones to host waterfowl show and calling contest Saturday
• Senior center keeps peach pie tradition alive
• Comments now accepted on proposed transportation projects
• Safe Kids: Get caught with your bicycle helmet
• The star of the Peach Festival: Direct from Fifer Orchards to your hands
• Kay’s Kamp sees second successful summer
• Tips for back to school safety
• Three injured in serious crash
• Transitional housing facility opens its doors to families in need
• Appoquinimink High to launch JROTC program
• Townsend man injured in rollover crash
• Non-profit group opens food pantry/clothing closet for needy near Townsend
• Teen to bring bag of tricks to annual Peach Festival
• Manufactured homeowners meeting Aug. 16
• Annual Pace for Prevention 5K gets underway Saturday
• Girls, women needed for Peach Blossom Pageants
• Homeowners settle in at Grace Point
• Cape May-Lewes trip allows for different beach town experience
• X is for xylophones: little known facts about a largely misunderstood instrument
• Delmarva Power warns customers of higher-than-usual summer bills
• Townsend residents raise concerns about railroad, paving
• Meeting to focus on rational science, Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
• Detectives investigate pharmacy robbery in Bear
• New revenues bolster county coffers
• The return of the speakeasy – without the prohibition
• New tenure rules connected to Race to the Top goals
• Local girl a Children's Miracle Network champion
• Odessa residents, council raise concerns about defiant drivers
• Middletown approves LED sign, conditional use permits
• Local Girl Scout unit seeks new troop leaders
• Local girl to compete in Miss Black Delaware Talented Teen USA
• Peachy time for a festival and free ice cream in Wyoming
• Residents invited to comment on criminal justice system at meetings
• New church opens doors in Middletown
• Heating Refrigerating and Air-conditioning Engineers Regional Conference to be held Aug. 12 in Newar
• Annual concert series kicks off in Delaware City
• Rebecca Walker to run for 9th district representative seat
• NCCo backs off records policy
• Group signs lease to operate historic Smyrna mansion
• Local woman creates ministry for kidney patients
• Crab feast held Friday to benefit local non-profit
• McDowell receives Service Above Self Award
• Oncology camp gives kids with cancer a week of carefree fun
• Youth Academy gives teens fresh perspective
• Appoquinimink's DSTP results show declines in both reading and math
• Cecil College to host 55+ Healthy Lifestyle Expo Aug. 5
• Submit an ad to the Middletown Transcript
• Coast Day Crab Cake Cook-Off entries due Aug. 6
• Submit your news to the Middletown Transcript
• National Night Out set for Aug. 3
• Middletown woman, Wilmington man arrested for possession
• St. Joseph Parish kicks off annual carnival
• Photo gallery: Music on Main keeps things cool in Middletown
• Red hair extensions benefit cure for brain cancer
• New program turns wastewater into spray irrigation
• Delaware’s hottest ticket opens Thursday
• Tax credit extended for first-time homebuyers
• State recycling council to meet July 21
• Grant will help Tri-State rehabilitate oiled Gulf Coast birds
• O’Neal retires from PNC after 47 years of service
• Diamond State Masters Regatta returns to Middletown
• Faulkner, Hutchison win annual Humanitarian Award
• Meals on Wheels volunteer delivery drivers needed for Middletown
• Skate park could soon be a reality
• Route 1 to have lane closures from Monday night to Tuesday morning
• Revenues slower than expected in opening weeks
• Submit your announcement or memorial to the Middletown Transcript
• Middletown Jaycees Award Outstanding Young American
• Middletown Adult Sports League

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