News Briefs 3/11/25
Dewey finance committee to meet
The Dewey Beach Finance Committee will meet at 5 p.m., Wednesday, March 12, at the Dewey Lifesaving Station.
The committee will review the town’s current Investment Policy Implementation Plan and the annual budget development process, and possibly vote to recommend changes to council. It will also discuss and possibly vote to recommend to council the transfer of Brown Advisory operating funds.
See the agenda and meeting link at townofdeweybeach.gov.
Dewey climate change panel to meet
The Dewey Beach Climate Change Committee will meet at 10:30 a.m., Saturday, March 15, at the Dewey Lifesaving Station.
The committee will elect a new secretary and discuss Sally Silver’s status as liaison with the marketing committee.
Committee members will discuss recommendations from the resiliency subcommittee regarding the establishment of a town resiliency fund. They will also discuss the Delaware Resilient and Sustainable Communities League’s March 5 meeting and will discuss and possibly vote on suggestions on local businesses’ approach to addressing climate change.
See the agenda and meeting link at townofdeweybeach.gov.
Friends of Cape plan annual flea market
The Friends of Cape Henlopen State Park will hold its annual flea market from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, March 15, at the Officers Club in the park. This is a rain-or-shine event. Park entry fees are in effect.
A variety of gently used treasures, unique finds and household items will be offered at bargain prices, with proceeds going to support the Friends’ educational programs for schoolchildren.
Friends merchandise will also be available, including some clearance items. Friends members receive a 10% discount on all merchandise. Credit and debit cards are accepted for purchases over $10.
Donations for the event offer a great opportunity for decluttering one’s home of unwanted gifts and items no longer in use.
Clean, usable donations may be dropped off at the Officers Club from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Friday, March 14.
For details, go to friendsofcapehenlopen.org. The Friends of Cape Henlopen State Park is a nonprofit organization made up of volunteers who donate their time to promote one of the crown jewels of Delaware’s state parks.
Meeting set March 16 on Belle Meade
A public meeting will be held from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m., Sunday, March 16, in the Angola by the Bay clubhouse, 33457 Woodland Circle, to discuss the proposed Belle Meade project on Route 24 next to Beacon Middle School. The meeting is being held in advance of a public hearing before Sussex County Planning & Zoning Commission set for 5 p.m., Wednesday, March 19, and a public hearing before Sussex County Council scheduled for 1:30 p.m., Tuesday, May 20. Belle Meade is a proposed C-4 master plan project with mixed-use development on 40 acres along Route 24, including 480 multifamily rental units and 125,000 square feet of commercial development. The property is currently an equestrian facility.
For more information, contact Judy Kane at judyk15@verizon.net or 302-542-5507, or Judy-Rose Seibert at mizjudyrose@msn.com or 240-688-2223.
Delaware FC spring rec league begins April 5
Delaware FC will host a six-week spring recreational program for boys and girls aged 3 through 7 beginning Saturday, April 5. Sessions are run by Delaware FC professional staff coaches with assistance of volunteer parents. Age groups include Discovery U4 TinyMites (2021 birth year), Discovery U5 MiniMites (2020 birth year), Discovery U6 DynaMites (2019 birth year) and U8 (2018 and 2017 birth years). Sessions will primarily be in the morning, but there may be some afternoon times. Registration cost is $90 for TinyMites, $100 for MiniMites and DynaMites, and $110 for U8. For more information, go to delawarefc.org or email Steve Kilby at skilby@delwarefc.org.
Bayhealth creates combined cardiovascular services unit
Bayhealth recently announced the launch of the Bayhealth Heart & Vascular Institute, a comprehensive initiative that unites all its cardiovascular services under one cohesive umbrella. This marks a transformative step forward in how Bayhealth delivers care, ensuring patients receive seamless access to top-quality cardiac and vascular services, all backed by Bayhealth’s expertise and commitment to excellence.
The Bayhealth Heart & Vascular Institute brings together an extensive range of services including diagnostic testing, minimally invasive procedures, advanced surgeries and personalized rehabilitation to provide patients with a centralized, streamlined experience. This approach reflects Bayhealth’s dedication to innovation and its mission to improve the health of community members.
Bayhealth Heart & Vascular Institute is not just about services; it’s about elevating the standard of care. By fostering collaboration among its cardiovascular specialists and enhancing the patient experience, Bayhealth is setting the stage for better outcomes and a healthier future.
