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Sussex proposal on $45.5 million American Rescue Plan fund spending - Vimarsana News

Sussex proposal on $45.5 million American Rescue Plan fund spending

Affordable housing, wastewater and culinary incubator would benefit in Sussex proposed American Rescue Plan spending.

Sussex proposal on $45.5 million American Rescue Plan fund spending - Vimarsana News

Sussex proposal on $45.5 million American Rescue Plan fund spending

Affordable housing, wastewater and culinary incubator would benefit in Sussex proposed American Rescue Plan spending.

Wolfe's Neck Center expanding with new indoor space - Portland Press Herald - Vimarsana News

Wolfe's Neck Center expanding with new indoor space - Portland Press Herald

The $4 million facility will allow the research and education nonprofit to provide more indoor programing year round.

Sussex expands farming operation by 375 acres - Vimarsana News

Sussex expands farming operation by 375 acres

Councilwoman Cindy Green says county should get out of the business Sussex County workers will begin farming the spray-irrigation fields at the Inland Bays Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility near Long Neck. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO Ron MacArthur February 22, 2021 Just as the county announced it is expanding its farming operations, a new Sussex County Council member says it should get out of the business. At a Feb. 2 meeting, District 2 Councilwoman Cindy Green was the lone council member who voted against a $188,979 expenditure for seed and chemicals for the coming year. She said loc...

Work on first phase of Munchy Branch multiuse trail nears - Vimarsana News

Work on first phase of Munchy Branch multiuse trail nears

Rehoboth Beach  Delaware  19958United States The first phase of a project to provide safer bicyclist and pedestrian access along Munchy Branch Road near Rehoboth Beach is expected to be begin construction this fall. Phase 1 of the project includes a 2-foot shoulder, curbing and an 8-foot concrete sidewalk/multiuse trail along the eastern side of the road from Seaside Boulevard to Field Lane, with a tie-in to an existing sidewalk leading to Route 1. The existing road will be milled down and overlaid with new pavement. Eventually, in two other phases as funding becomes available, the should...