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Three newly hired Millsboro Police officers were greeted with applause when they were introduced at the Millsboro Town Council meeting this week. The council approved increasing the police force above the current complement until retirements are complete and also approved sending the officers to the police academy for training, beginning on Monday, April 12. The officers are Travis Shockley of Seaford and Bryan Jones and Cole Revel of Millsboro. Jones and Revel are both former students of Mayor Michelle Truitt, who is Millsboro Middle School teacher. Police Chief Brian Calloway said two of th...

At the request of Millsboro Police Chief Brian Calloway, the Millsboro Town Council, at its Monday, March 1, meeting, approved the promotion of officer Christopher Ebke to corporal.

Here is what Lansing State Journal team members recommend for your reading pleasure this month, or anytime. "Once I Was You: A Memoir of Love and Hate in America" by Maria Hinojosa "As an immigrant from Mexico as a child to her adult life as a journalist in New York City, Maria Hinojosa tries to find her footing while being a voice for Latinas and Latinos on an individual level and nationally. This memoir educates readers in big and small ways, through powerful storytelling and the author's vulnerability. I’m a sucker for books written by or about journalists." – Stephanie Angel, exe...

Frankford Police Chief Laurence Corrigan told the Town Council at its Monday, Feb. 1 meeting that he has completed the process of having the department certified by the U.S. Department of Justice. This will allow the police department to apply for federal funds, he said. “We reached this level through a lot of hard work,” Corrigan said. “This is the beginning of a new day for the Frankford Police Department,” he said. The certification is active for three years from Jan. 25, which is when he received the notification, Corrigan said. He also told the council that the depart...

Sgt. Barry Wheatley has been named the Millsboro Police Department's Officer of the Year for 2020.Coastal Point • Submitted Millsboro Police Department Sgt. Barry Wheatley — who in October was named Officer of the Year and also honored for 20 years of service — will retire this summer and begin a third career, this time in public safety, although he said he wasn’t ready to reveal where, until details are finalized. The 46-year-old Seaford native, who worked in the restaurant industry 13 years before being sworn in as a police officer in March of 2001, when he was 26, was h...