News Search
Search Results
Early birds tend to get the worms, but they also have the luxury of starting their day before the sun really heats things up, like it did over the July Fourth weekend. With triple-digit heat indexes forecast...
The 4th of July would not be complete without the Lewes Doo-Dah Parade. The parade was started in 1968 by two friends, Phyllis Hoenen and Carolyn Shockley. According to a previous article by the Cape Gazette...
Students at Beacon Middle School recently stepped into the role of young journalists, using articles from the Cape Gazette as mentor texts to learn how to craft their own news stories about events and topics...
I read with interest the Cape Gazette article of June 19, about the Sussex County Planning & Zoning Commission's recommendation for approval of the forest preservation ordinance. In their recommendation, com...
Earlier this spring, when Levi Richards was still a ninth‑grade student at Cape Henlopen High School, he and his brother, Adonis Jantz, traveled to the Everhart Museum in Scranton, Pa. They were there to v...
Julie Gilmore of Harbeson enjoyed reading her Cape Gazette while sailing through the Southern Ocean, Antarctica. The photo was taken from the balcony of her cabin during a cruise through the Antarctic Penins...
The Cape Gazette recently ran a commentary titled “Racial incidents underscore need for greater transparency” by Mike Brickner, executive director of ACLU Delaware. In this piece, he drags Dewey Beach in...
Annette and Rick Stellhorn, owners of Accent on Travel, hosted a bucket‑list journey to Rapa Nui, also known as Easter Island. They were joined by Donna and Roger West of Harbeson and Deb and Frank Cebula...
Three people filed for the mayoral election in Rehoboth Beach on the day of the deadline – Commissioner Suzanne Goode, resident William Raak and Commissioner Craig Thier. Due to the Cape Gazette's deadline...
The Cape Gazette recently posted a story about an issue that has received little attention in Sussex County. The pace of new home construction has slowed, a trend with major
I read two polls in Cape Gazette publications today: 1. 67% of responders eat out several times a month, and 2. 70% said they would not return to a store or restaurant that passes on 3% credit card fees. On...
Susan and Bruce Kamich of Millsboro recently enjoyed some relaxing time at the Westin in warm, sunny St. John. They even brought along the Cape Gazette, enjoying a familiar read while taking in the island vi...
Try something new, revisit an old favorite, and make the most of the season with Dine Out, Cape Gazette’s local guide to the best food, drinks, and nights out across the Cape Region. As visitors return and...
Mark a few dates, make a few memories, and make the most of the season with Spring & Summer Festivals, Cape Gazette’s local fun guide. As the Cape comes alive for the season, calendars fill just as quickly...
Capegazette.com will be offline for scheduled maintenance from late Monday night through mid-morning Tuesday, May 5. E-edition users may continue to access content by logging in through the Cape Gazette app....
The Cape Gazette celebrates Delaware Day in paradise