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China rebukes US over Greenland bid, as Denmark warns of NATO implications

Delaware schools in Sussex County, Laurel and Caesar Rodney, are seeking voter approval for operating expense referendums on February 9th and 18th. Laurel aims to boost revenue for teacher pay, tech upgrades, safety, and growth, while Caesar Rodney seeks funds for staffing, utilities, and maintenance. Both districts face challenges, including low teacher pay, rising costs, and potential reserve depletion. Voters decisions could impact school stability or future cuts in Sussex County.

As businesses gear up for growth in January, digital marketing strategies like targeted social media ads and email campaigns are gaining traction. Experts suggest using short video content and local influencers for authentic reach, with AI tools for personalized pitches. These strategies could boost sales by 20-30% in Q1, setting the stage for a strong year ahead.

House Bill 252, introduced on December 18, 2025, aims to downgrade public cannabis possession from a misdemeanor to a civil violation, potentially reducing penalties to fines. This aligns with a nationwide trend towards decriminalization. While some welcome it as a step towards fairness, others express concerns about increased public use. The bill is currently under review, with hearings yet to be scheduled.

Delawares General Assembly reconvenes, focusing on affordability issues, while Sussex County Council votes on the controversial Atlantic Fields retail project. The Charter School Accountability Committee reviews the Bryan Allen Stevenson School, and DNREC hosts an info session on Mountaires meat production request. Stay engaged, as your voice can impact taxes, schools, and local growth.

Delawares 153rd General Assembly kicks off with a flurry of bills, including a proposal to downgrade public marijuana consumption from a misdemeanor to a civil violation, a push for special primary elections to fill legislative vacancies, a measure to require a three-fifths majority to suspend rules, and a bill to enshrine the right to hunt, fish, and trap in the state constitution. These early bills set the stage for a busy session ahead, with more priorities sure to emerge as lawmakers tackle Delawares big issues.

Delaware mourns fallen trooper, honors centenarian, and braves winter with spirit: A week in headlines

Rehoboth Beachs One Rehoboth hotel demolition delayed until September, while Belhaven hotel project moves forward with a lot consolidation hearing set for January 23rd.