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Growing demand on Sussex County roads: What you need to know about upcoming construction - Vimarsana News

Growing demand on Sussex County roads: What you need to know about upcoming construction

The Delaware Department of Transportation is investing more than $1.3 billion on infrastructure projects in Sussex County over the next six years

Source: yahoo.com
The Bancorp Pledges $1 Million Donation Toward Watershed Conservation - Vimarsana News

The Bancorp Pledges $1 Million Donation Toward Watershed Conservation

The Bancorp Bank, N.A. , a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Bancorp, Inc. recently committed to donating a total of $1 million to be distributed between three distinguished watershed conservation...

Update: Southbound DE Route 1 reopened in Milford following gravel truck crash - Vimarsana News

Update: Southbound DE Route 1 reopened in Milford following gravel truck crash

Update: Route 1 southbound is fully reopened in the Milford area following an earlier crash involving a gravel truck that overturned. The all-clear was given in the noon hour.

Source: wdel.com
Extra Funding Greenlit for Milford Playground Project - Vimarsana News

Extra Funding Greenlit for Milford Playground Project

MILFORD, Del.- The latest playground project at Memorial Park is almost ready for fun, but construction hit a roadblock due to some safety concerns.

Source: wboc.com
Milford Riverwalk Final Touches Hinging on Old Firehouse Concrete Repairs - Vimarsana News

Milford Riverwalk Final Touches Hinging on Old Firehouse Concrete Repairs

MILFORD, Del.- The future of Milford's Riverwalk path could depend on whether or not the city can afford to fix degrading concrete along the Mispillion River.

Source: wboc.com