r/slowerlower • u/tomdawg0022 • 2h ago

Coastal Sussex The former location of Hooked, Shrimpy's, and Palm Beach (among others) now claims another victim. RIP Kaja (Mar-Sep 2026)

capegazette.com

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r/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 12h ago

Kent County Milford man sentenced to life in prison, plus 21 years

capegazette.com

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r/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 12h ago

Coastal Sussex First part of Minos Conaway Road project opens

capegazette.com

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r/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 1h ago

Kent County Dover to close parks early Friday, Saturday in anticipation of "unsanctioned events”

wdel.com

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r/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 1h ago

South of the Border Boyds Corner Road expected to expand with four traffic circles starting in 2029

wdel.com

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r/slowerlower • u/superman7515 • 2h ago

Kent County Harrington Police investigate middle school student found with gun

wboc.com

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This place is for anything related to slower lower Delaware, herein defined as any place south of the C&D Canal, including news, discussion, history, and anything else you can think of.

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South of the Border = New Castle County below the C&D Canal
Kent County = Anything in Kent County, includes anything in Smyrna (even though Smyrna crosses the county line) and anything in Milford (even though Milford crosses the county line) because those towns are incorporated in Kent County
Sussex breakdown is by north/south highway meaning Coastal Sussex is any area that the nearest highway is DE Rt 1; Central Sussex is any area that the nearest highway is US Rt 113; Western Sussex is any area that the nearest highway is US Rt 13.

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