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  • 1 day ago | coasttv.com | Madeleine Overturf

    SUSSEX COUNTY, Del. — Here’s a look back at key stories that shaped the week across Sussex County:MondayA hearing at Legislative Hall for Senate Bill 159 set off debate over whether the state should be allowed to override local land use decisions. The bill would require Sussex County to accept conditional land use applications for offshore wind substations if they meet certain criteria—regardless of prior votes against them.

  • 1 day ago | coasttv.com | Torie Seagraves |Madeleine Overturf

    MILTON, Del. - New details are emerging about why House District 20’s representative Stell Parker Selby has not attended any legislative sessions in Dover this year. After months of speculation, multiple sources confirm to CoastTV News that Parker Selby suffered a major stroke this winter. The Democrat was re-elected for her second term but has not participated in any votes during the 2025 session.

  • 2 days ago | coasttv.com | Madeleine Overturf

    DOVER, Del. — Delaware lawmakers have introduced a sweeping environmental justice bill that would hold commercial polluters to higher standards, increase penalties, and direct more fine revenue back into the communities most affected. The Pollution Accountability Act (House Bill 210) aims to update Delaware’s pollution penalty system. “Pollution does not impact everyone equally,” said Rep. Lambert.

  • 3 days ago | coasttv.com | Madeleine Overturf

    SNOW HILL, Md. — The Worcester County Commissioners on June 3 approved a $281.4 million operating budget for Fiscal Year 2026, cutting property tax rates while increasing funding for education and public safety. The budget drops the real property tax rate by 3 cents, bringing it to 81.5 cents per $100 of assessed value.

  • 5 days ago | coasttv.com | Madeleine Overturf

    GEORGETOWN, Del. — FINS Oyster Bar & Grill has opened its doors at the former JD Shuckers location. The restaurant team shared the news of their opening after what they called an “exciting transformation” that took place in just a few days. The announcement promised a new atmosphere for locals, seafood lovers, and longtime fans of the FINS brand. “The oysters are chilled, the grill is fired up, and we're ready to serve you,” the business posted on social media.